St. Patricks Day Treat Bag Toppers with Printable

These Printable Treat Bag Toppers are Just what You Need to Make St. Patricks Day a Hit

This week at school, Josephine is the snack leader and with St. Patrick’s Day being right around the corner, I wanted to do something fun for the kids in her class. I’ve seen several printable and treat ideas but a lot of them contained chocolate. Being that we are a newfound dairy-free family, I decided to make cereal treat bag toppers.

These “I’m so lucky to have you in class” treat bag toppers are so easy to make and the kids will love them. Do whatever you want to make them your own and remember to have fun with them!

Simply download the image, print, cut, fold in half and glue to the top of your cereal filled baggie! Depending on your kids’ ages, they can surely help out as well.

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Here are some other really awesome St. Patrick’s Day activities and treat ideas I think you’re going to love as well:

Rainbow Roll and Write a Word – Share the luck and download seven free pages of sight word fun and then grab those dice and get rolling!

Rainbow Licorice Treats – This idea can work with skittles or licorice but will be a tasty way to tell your students that you’re over the rainbow for them!

These Lucky Shamrock Wands are absolutely adorable!

Things that are Green Bingo – Bring in the Lucky Charms as bingo markers and increase your students’ vocabulary. You’ll love that there are 30 boards included in this free printable. What standard could you practice with such great pictures?

These fun cake pops are easy enough to make them for a class party, a social gathering or just because. You can even color the inside green if wanted. So many fun things are possible with cake pops. Here is a quick tutorial on how to whip these bad boys up in a jiffy.

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