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10 Ways to Catch A Mischevious Leprechaun

February 25, 2021 by Brittney Jacobson Leave a Comment

Got a pesky Leprechaun running about just in time for St. Patrick’s Day? It’s easy to catch one of those sneaky buggers, and get your kids in on the fun. They’ll be begging you to make this a tradition for years and years to come! Here’s how to catch a leprechaun.

Sandbetweenmypiggies.com is all about making life simpler and more fun. Kids love the tradition of leprechauns at St. Patrick's Day. Shake things up with these fun and exciting ways to incorporate leprechaun hunting into your St. Patty's day celebration!

How To Catch A Leprechaun

Because what would make better bait than Lucky Charm marshmallows? Use a stick (from outside) and a berry basket from a recent grocery trip. How’s that for a totally-free trap?

How To Catch A Leprechaun

Calling all teachers! This would be a fun classroom game to celebrate the season! You’ll need to drink a LOT of soda to provide for your classroom, but with Amazon Prime, you’ll have no problem at all.

How To Catch A Leprechaun

Your leprechaun will think getting this gold is easy pickin’s! Too bad he doesn’t know that he’s about to fall into an old tissue box! Make things a little easier for your little friend by giving them a ladder to climb.

How To Catch A Leprechaun

A shoe box will be your bones for this idea. Kids will love to figure out ways to “trick” him into falling down the hole. A hand-colored rainbow will certainly be enticing, as well!

How To Catch A Leprechaun

If you have the supplies to make your trap a little more elaborate, you may end up catching two leprechauns! That is, if they don’t help one another escape (although they always do end up escaping somehow…)

How To Catch A Leprechaun

Using a leprechaun’s hat is certainly one of the most festive ways to catch one! A little tiny warning sign is just the thing to get your leprechaun right where you want him!

How To Catch A Leprechaun

I’ve actually heard from multiple sources that Leprechauns happen to LOVE Skittles. Line the edge of your trap with the snack, and catch his eye with a heaping pile of gold! He could have added this gold to his stash of treasure…but once he’s trapped he will have to tell you where it’s hidden!

How To Catch A Leprechaun

Your kids would love being able to use a few of their favorite toys to build their trap! Of course, provide them with cotton balls, tissue paper, and markers to complete the trap!

How To Catch A Leprechaun

Now that pile of gold? That pile of gold is certainly large enough to get ANY leprechauns attention!

“Catch” the tutorials on these blogs:

Berry Trap….The Suburban Mom 

Lesson Idea for Teachers….Dandelions Dragonflies 

Tissue Box Trap…DlTK Holidays

Shoebox Trap…Creekside Learning

Leprechaun Hat…Hative

Leprechaun Hat x2…..Love Sweet Love 

Pipe Cleaner Rainbows…Pinterest

DIY Kinex Trap...Pinterest

Big Pile of Gold…The Lone Girl In A Crowd

Filed Under: Crafts, Tips and Tricks Tagged With: Crafts for St Pattys Day, Leprechaun, Leprechaun Crafts, St Patricks Day, St Patricks Day Crafts

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