Rainbow Arching Behind a Cloud Coloring Page
A rainbow with five thick arcs curving behind a fluffy cloud, easy to color for little hands.
Easy · 2–4St. Patrick's Day coloring pages
St. Patrick's Day coloring pages for kids with shamrocks, leprechauns, a pot of gold and rainbows. Print any page for free, download it as a PDF, or color it online with tap-to-fill. A lucky way to celebrate March 17 at home or in class.
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All 18 St. Patrick's Day coloring pages
Shamrock Pot Overflowing with Coins Coloring Page
A round pot full of gold coins with a shamrock on its side, easy for little hands to color.
Easy · 2–4
Tall Leprechaun Hat with Buckle Coloring Page
A tall hat with a wide brim and a big square buckle on its band, ready to color.
Easy · 2–4
Harp Decorated with a Shamrock Coloring Page
A harp with a shamrock on its curved top, drawn with thick lines that are easy to color.
Easy · 2–4
Lucky Horseshoe Surrounded by Stars Coloring Page
A large horseshoe with six nail holes and six stars drawn around it.
Easy · 2–4
Shamrock Inside a Round Badge Coloring Page
A three-leaf shamrock with a stem, framed by two thick rings for easy coloring.
Easy · 2–4
Smiling Shamrock Friend Coloring Page
A cheerful cartoon shamrock with big eyes and an open mouth, plus a short stem at the bottom.
Easy · 2–4
Shamrock for Toddlers Coloring Page
A smiling cartoon shamrock with three leaves and a big happy face for your child to color.
Easy · 2–4
Puppy Wearing Leprechaun Hat Coloring Page
A sitting puppy wearing a tall hat with a buckle and a shamrock on the side.
Easy · 2–4
Pot of Gold Coloring Page
A round pot filled with coins, with a three-leaf shamrock on its side.
Easy · 2–4
Leprechaun Hat Coloring Page
A smiling cartoon top hat with big eyes and a square buckle on its band.
Easy · 2–4
Kitten Sleeping on Clover Cushion Coloring Page
A sleepy kitten with closed eyes napping on a big four-leaf clover.
Easy · 2–4
Irish Harp Coloring Page
A large harp with a shamrock on its side and a few strings to color.
Easy · 2–4
Horseshoe for Todd… Coloring Page
A large horseshoe with six nail holes and small stars drawn around it.
Easy · 2–4
Gold Coin Coloring Page
A large shamrock with three leaves inside a round frame with two thick rings.
Easy · 2–4
Happy Clover with Rosy Cheeks Coloring Page
A smiling four-leaf clover with big eyes and a wide open smile, with a stem at the bottom.
Easy · 2–4
Four Leaf Clover Coloring Page
A smiling cartoon four-leaf clover with big eyes and an open mouth, with a stem at the bottom.
Easy · 2–4
Duckling Coloring Page
A smiling baby duck in a bow tie with a shamrock on its belly, ready for St.
Easy · 2–4About St. Patrick's Day coloring pages
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17, and it is all about green. St. Patrick's Day coloring pages show four-leaf clovers, shamrocks, leprechauns in their hats, pots of gold and rainbows.
Green is the star color, so try several shades: light green, dark green and lime. Gold or yellow is great for coins, and a rainbow adds every other color. For more rainbows, see our Rainbow coloring pages.
How to use St. Patrick's Day coloring pages for learning
Shades of green. Find every green crayon you have and use a different one on each part of the page.
Lucky hunt. Color and cut out shamrocks, then hide them around the room for a lucky hunt.
Count the gold. Draw coins in the pot of gold and count them. Add more and count again.
Leprechaun trap. Plan a pretend leprechaun trap and draw it on the back of the page.
Questions parents and teachers ask
Are St. Patrick's Day coloring pages good for preschool?
Yes. Simple shamrocks and pots of gold have big shapes that suit ages 2 to 5. They are a fun way to teach the color green.
When is St. Patrick's Day?
St. Patrick's Day is on March 17 every year. Many schools hold green-themed activities that week.
Can I download printable St. Patrick's Day coloring pages as a PDF?
Yes. Each picture has a PDF button, and the Download all button at the top saves the whole set.
How can teachers use St. Patrick's Day pages?
Pair them with a counting or color lesson. Children color shamrocks, count the leaves and sort three-leaf and four-leaf clovers.
