This St Patrick's Day clipart page has 12 green and gold pictures: shamrocks, a lucky four leaf clover, a cheeky leprechaun, a buckled hat, a pot of gold, a rainbow and outlines ready to color. Each file is a clear PNG, so your March worksheet or slide shows no white box around the art.
Save any picture with Download PNG, or use Copy to drop it into a document. Try the green and gold pieces on kraft or chalkboard in the background preview. For more March art, open our spring clipart, and the cloud and rainbow clipart has extra rainbows for the end of the hunt.
Shamrock Clipart and Four Leaf Clover Clipart
The shamrock has three leaves, and the lucky clover has four. Kids enjoy spotting the difference, so these make a quick science or math talk.
A bright green shamrock with three heart shaped leaves and a curved stem. It is the simplest symbol for any March page or chart.
Try this Use it as the marker on a March behavior chart and add one shamrock for each good class day.
A lucky four leaf clover painted in soft greens with darker edges. The gentle look suits good luck cards and test day notes.
Try this Print a small one on each desk the morning of a big test with a short good luck note.
A happy shamrock with a smiling face, rosy cheeks and tiny black boots. Young kids love it on name tags and reward cards.
Try this Put it on preschool name tags for March and let each child add a gold sticker for luck.
Leprechaun Clipart and Leprechaun Hat Clipart
Leprechauns are the stars of March in many classrooms. Use these for trap building, story writing and holiday notes.
A small leprechaun with a red beard and green hat grins beside his pot of gold coins. It is the centerpiece for a March reading corner.
Try this Hang it in the reading corner and have students guess where the leprechaun hid a book bin.
A tall green hat with a black band, a gold buckle and a shamrock tucked in the side. The muted colors give party signs a vintage feel.
Try this Print it beside the list of green snacks families can send in.
A shoebox trap with a paper ladder, a tiny rainbow sign and gold coins as bait. It is a fun model for trap building projects at home or in class.
Try this Put it on the take home sheet for a second grade leprechaun trap project to show one simple design.
Pots of Gold, Rainbows and Irish Dance Clip Art
More March pictures for the end of the rainbow hunt and the big class party.
A round black pot brims with shiny gold coins, with a single clover leaning on its side. It looks great on a reward chart goal.
Try this Draw a path of steps on a chart and put the pot of gold at the end as the class reward.
A bright rainbow arches over puffy clouds and ends in a little pile of gold coins. Its thick white rim guides the scissors for treat labels.
Try this Stick one on each treat bag and hide them around the room for a rainbow hunt.
A cheerful girl in a green dress dances with one foot pointed high and her arms straight at her sides. It fits music and culture lessons.
Try this Use it on a music class slide about step dancing before kids try a simple tapping rhythm.
St Patricks Day Clipart Black and White
Black and white pictures save green ink and turn into coloring work. Kids can color the shamrock any shade of green they like.
A big shamrock outline with three open leaves and a stem. Use it as a stencil, a coloring page or a frame for a word.
Try this Have first graders write one lucky thing about their life in each of the three leaves.
A leprechaun outline with a beard, buckled hat and pointed shoes waves hello. Kids can color him and give him a name.
Try this Use it on a third grade story page that starts with the line, the leprechaun was hiding in my desk.
A solid black four leaf clover with a gentle curved stem. It cuts cleanly for window art, cards and stencils.
Try this Cut several from green card stock and scatter them across the classroom door with a paper rainbow.
Leprechaun and Shamrock Ideas by Grade
- Pre-K and K: Count gold coins with the pot picture, sort three leaf and four leaf clovers, and color the shamrock outline.
- Grades 1 and 2: Send home the trap doodle for a leprechaun trap project. Kids bring in their traps and write how they work.
- Grades 3 to 5: Use the leprechaun outline as a story starter. The rainbow sticker works with a short lesson on how light splits into colors, and our science clipart adds a prism and lab tools.
- Music class: The dancer brings a little culture into a rhythm lesson.
Green Color Pairings and Print Tips
Green and gold always work together, but you can add more. Cream paper softens the watercolor clover, kraft paper makes the retro hat look old timey, and a dark chalkboard background makes the gold coins shine.
The PNG files are 1000 pixels square, so they look sharp up to about 3 inches when printed. For door decor, print the clover silhouette on green card stock and cut many at once by stacking two sheets. The black and white shamrock also makes a fine template for green tissue paper collage.
Want more lucky charms for spring? Our plant clipart has sprouts and seedlings for a March planting project.
Questions people ask
Is this St Patricks Day clipart free?
It is free for family, class and school use and for projects that are not sold. Credit is up to you. Please do not resell the files or make them into clipart packs, and get in touch through our Contact page about any product you plan to sell.
What is the difference between shamrock clipart and four leaf clover clipart?
A shamrock has three leaves and is the classic March symbol. A four leaf clover is the rare lucky one. This page has both, so kids can compare them side by side.
Do you have black and white leprechaun clipart?
Yes. The waving leprechaun outline is made for coloring and story writing. The shamrock outline and the clover silhouette are also in black and white.
Is there cute leprechaun clipart for little kids?
The smiling leprechaun with his pot of gold and the shamrock with tiny boots are both cartoon style with friendly faces. They read well on small name tags.
Which clover clipart works for a cutting machine?
The four leaf clover silhouette is solid black with smooth edges, so it cuts cleanly. The shamrock outline also works as a stencil.
Can I use these for a leprechaun trap project?
Yes. The trap doodle shows one simple design, and the gold coins and rainbow sticker make good bait labels for the finished traps.
