Looking for an easy shamrock craft preschool activity? 

Well, this craft will work for kindergarteners and for kids too! 

Hey, even I love it! So easy and fun. 

We used green and gold to put this simple set of St patrick crafts together but a fun set of colors to create a rainbow shamrock craft will work just as fine too. 

If you are looking for a fun four leaf clover craft for kids, you are in the right place! 

I’ll be sharing below how you can go about trying this simple preschool shamrock craft too! 

Related: Looking for Shamrock Activities for Kids? Here are over 30 Shamrock Crafts for Kids! 

Supplies: 

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• Dot Markers (Green and Yellow or All of the Colors) 

• Cardstock Paper (Regular Paper will work great too.) 

That’s it! 

Super easy and very gun set of easy shamrock crafts that are so much fun for learning through play! 

Some ideas for learning with this easy set of shamrock activities are: 

• The colors green, light green, yellow and gold

• The St. Patricks Day holiday

• Counting as you dab and dot around the craft

And, so much more! 

What other fun shamrock art projects for preschoolers can you think of trying out with this set of shamrock crafts for kids? 

Shamrock Art for Kids

So, how exactly did we put together this simple shamrocks craft for kids? 

Very easily. 

• I cut out little shamrock shapes out of cardstock paper. 

• Then, I taped two of those shamrock cutouts on a separate cardstock paper. 

• My LO’s went to town dot marking around the paper. 

• When finished we remove the taped on shamrocks and the craft was complete! 

Super easy St Patricks day crafts that can be setup easily whether in a school setting, whether you are homeschooling or just for fun when you are right at home! 

Related: Looking for an all in one Preschool Activity Binder? Check out our Preschool Busy Book here. 

What other fun shamrock art for preschool ideas can we incorporate to this simple set of St Patrick day crafts? 

I hope that you try this simple activity out and if you do, share with me below how it turned out! 

Did you use colors or go with the colors green and gold? 

Were dot markers used, markers or a DIY tool to dot and paint? 

Share with me below! 😀