Saint Patrick's Day Printables: L is for Leprechaun

This Saint Patrick’s Day Printable: L is for Leprechaun will help your Preschool and Kindergarten gain confidence in working on their letter recognition. Check out the rest of my Saint Patrick’s Day activities as well!

This cute, St Patrick-themed worksheet will help your children work on the letter L! We just love these leprechaun printables for learning fun!

st paddy letter L recognition practice for preschoolers

This l is for leprechaun worksheet is a super cute way to help the kids learn all about the letter L! Using St. Patrick Day printables for learning fun is a simple way to keep them engaged and active, too.

Don’t miss out on this free St. Patrick s Day free printable!

Teaching your child all about the letters of the alphabet is great for growing their reading skills and confidence as well.

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What is included in this fun, free St. Patty’s Day printable?

The printable will help the kids learn how to identify the letter l in a lowercase form and uppercase, too. This sheet will grow their skills for letter recognition.

What it includes:

Don’t miss out on this fun St. Patty’s Day learning printable. All you have to do is print and have them start identifying all the letter L’s that they can find. It’s like a letter word search that’s educational and fun!

Fun ways to use this printable:

While you can absolutely use the printable in the way that it’s printed, don’t forget to try some of these other fun learning options, too.

Turn it into a coloring page

All the white space on the page? Color it rainbow-colored! Why not spend the day coloring after finding all the letter L’s? Plus, rainbows are part of St. Patty’s Day so it just makes sense, too.

Fold the page into a fun leprechaun hat

One your child gets done finding all the letters, use the paper and fold it into a fun hat for them to color. This is great for working on their fine motor skills and showing them to be creative in ways that they can continue to learn.

There really aren’t any directions on how to fold it into a hat but a square-colored green sounds just about perfect!