You’ve found the four-leaf clover…
…followed the rainbow…
…and the day is finally here!
I hope you’re celebrating in true toddler style!
Here are some highlights from my class last year of how we got in the green mood, got all dressed up, and partied in fabulous tot fashion 🙂
Scroll to get ideas…or just to adore my adorable friends 😀
They won’t disappoint 😉
We started out hands first!
A simple sensory activity with shaving cream and green paint!
You could add in math by putting dots of blue and dots of yellow paint to show them that blue + yellow = green!
They can draw or write…
…share with their friends :D…
…or just plain spread it!
Once the messy activity was complete, we got dressed up St. Patty’s day style 😉
Yah, she knows she lookin good 😀
Love how she’s cheesin at herself in the mirror 🙂
He’s amazed at how good he looks 😉
So dapper!
What a bunch of cheese balls 😀
AAAHHHHHHH!!!!! So many beautiful faces!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can’t handle it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Next, using a paper plate, orange crayon, and some construction paper, I made a leprechaun hat/mask for them 🙂
If the tall hat keeps falling over, take a popsicle stick and glue one end to the back of the plate, and the rest to the hat. This will hold it up straight!
Some had a little trouble with the concept lol
Others worked it…
…though she clearly prefers the “real” thing 😉
To set the mood, I had Irish fiddle music playing the whole day (I’ve even brought my violin in and played for them).
…it was the highlight of their day because those kids love to bust a move!
And it used up all the sugar they ate from the party snacks!!!!!!!!!!! 😀
Notice a trend????
Clearly it’s marshmallows for the win lol
Although this cereal piece won the day 😀 He’s so concerned about where it went!
I hope you enjoyed this peek into our fun!
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