Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with this meaningful ‘I Am Lucky’ craft. Your kids can color a rainbow, write what makes them feel lucky, and make a cute keepsake.
Do you ever stop and think about what makes you lucky? It’s easy to get caught up in the busyness of life and forget about the good things around us. That’s why this craft is so special. It helps kids take a moment to appreciate what they have.
With St. Patrick’s Day coming up, this is the perfect time for an easy activity about luck. This “I Am Lucky” craft is not just about coloring and cutting. It’s about gratitude. It’s about helping kids recognize the little things that make life sweet.
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or just love fun crafts, this is an easy gratitude project. Kids will love coloring their rainbow and thinking about why they feel lucky. Plus, it’s a great keepsake to look back on later.
Ways to Use This Craft
- As a St. Patrick’s Day activity in the classroom.
- As a gratitude craft any time of year.
- As a family project to talk about thankfulness.
- As a bulletin board display for March.
So, grab your crayons, scissors, and the free printable template. Keep reading for the simple steps to make this gratitude craft.
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Supplies Needed
- Free craft template (see link below)
- Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
- Scissors
How to Make the “I Am Lucky” Craft
Step 1: Print
Download and print the free “I Am Lucky” craft template. See link below.
Step 2: Color
Use crayons, markers, or colored pencils to color the rainbow and pot of gold. We used crayons.
Step 3: Write
Your kids can write things that make them feel lucky in each box —family, friends, pets, or anything that makes them happy.
Step 4: Cut
Carefully cut along the outer lines of the craft.
Step 5: Fold
Fold the rainbow accordion-style along the dotted lines.
I Am Lucky Craft
The I am lucky gratitude craft is for personal use or classroom use only. It cannot be altered or sold. Click on the link below for the craft template.
I hope your kids enjoy making this gratitude craft.
More Crafts
Looking for another easy gratitude craft? Check out this pot of gold craft. Kids will write what they’re thankful for on gold coin cutouts and place them in their very own pot of gold. Click here to grab your free printable and keep the gratitude fun going.
Try this paper plate shamrock wreath. Kids will love creating their own festive wreath using a paper plate and shamrock cutouts. It’s an easy, fun, and colorful way to decorate for St. Patrick’s Day.
