With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, we’ve cooked up a delightful activity that’s sure to add a sprinkle of joy and a whole lot of luck to your little one’s day. It’s time to focus on gratitude with a St. Patrick’s day spin, with our special “I’m Lucky Because…” writing prompt worksheets.
This holiday activity is a heartwarming gratitude exercise wrapped in the festive spirit of shamrocks and rainbows!
“I’m Lucky Because…”? Printable for St Patrick’s Day
Gratitude is a golden virtue, and what better time to cultivate it than on St. Patrick’s Day? Since luck is a popular theme within Irish culture, and the St Patrick’s day celebration, our worksheets are designed to give your kids a fun and thoughtful way to reflect on the things that make them feel lucky.
It’s a simple prompt with endless possibilities, encouraging them to think deeply and appreciate the little joys of life.
Plus, it’s a fantastic opportunity for them to practice their handwriting (just like writing kid thank you notes is another great way to do this) and express their creativity.
As well as writing down the things that make them feel lucky, kids can draw pictures within the shaped spaces on the worksheet. This is a fun way to express themselves in whatever way they like best.
St Patrick’s Day Gratitude Writing Prompt Worksheets
1. The Shamrock Sheet
This sheet is all about the traditional symbol of St. Patrick’s Day – the shamrock. Kids can jot down why they’re feeling lucky on the handwriting lines and then bring their words to life with a drawing in a big, shamrock-shaped space.
It’s perfect for discussing the history and significance of the shamrock while diving into personal reflections of gratitude and what makes our kids feel lucky and blessed in their lives.
Cultivating this feeling of gratitude and having our kids count their blessings and focus on the positive things, will help to develop a positive mindset in life and hopefully lead to more happiness as they learn and grow, all the while focusing on the good things around them.
2. The Four-Leaf Clover Sheet
A symbol of extraordinary luck, the four-leaf clover is a perfect symbol for this exercise. After writing, children can illustrate their thoughts in a space shaped like a rare four-leaf clover, making their artwork and gratitude even more special.
3. The Lucky Horseshoe Sheet
Horseshoes are all about bringing good luck, and this sheet invites your child to explore what makes them feel fortunate.
The horseshoe-shaped drawing space adds a fun, thematic touch to their artwork and written reflections.
4. The Rainbow Sheet
Rainbows and pots of gold are iconic for St. Patrick’s Day. On this sheet, kids can dream big and color even bigger in the rainbow-shaped space after penning down their lucky thoughts.
It’s a great way to discuss the symbolism of rainbows and the importance of hope and dreams.
This rainbow worksheet has more lines than the other sheets, so if you have a child who wants to write more or needs more space then this is the one to pick.
Related: Rainbow Poem for Kids (Free Printable Worksheet)
Ready to Download? Grab the St Patrick’s Gratitude Worksheets PDF
All set to make this St. Patrick’s Day unforgettable? Click below to download the PDF with all four “I’m Lucky Because…” worksheets. It’s time to unleash your child’s inner artist and philosopher, letting them explore the depths of their gratitude with every stroke of the crayon and pencil.
Terms of use: These St Patrick’s writing prompts and worksheets are free for personal use and educational use or classroom use, but not for commercial use.
Remember, each sheet is not just an activity but a doorway to meaningful conversations about luck, gratitude, and the rich traditions of St. Patrick’s Day.
So, grab those crayons, sharpen those pencils, and let’s make this St. Patrick’s Day a wonderfully lucky and creative adventure for your little ones!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day, and may luck and joy be with you and your family!
More St Patrick’s Day Activities for Kids
We have tonnes more fun St Patrick’s day themed activities and crafts for the whole family. Check out some more of our resources below
- Build A Leprechaun Printable Easy St Patrick’s Day Craft
- Fun Free St Patricks Day Scavenger Hunt Printable
- Handprint Shamrock Craft Easy St Patrick’s Day Idea for Kids
- Shamrock Yarn Craft with Free Printable Template
- 3D Rainbow Craft For St. Patrick’s Day
- Irish Prayer May The Road Rise Up To Meet You
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