Insanely Cute Leprechaun Note For Kids When Their Leprechaun Trap Doesn’t Catch a Leprechaun

Are you looking for an adorable leprechaun note for your kids? Look no further, this letter from the leprechaun is the perfect thing to leave when your child doesn’t catch a leprechaun in their trap.

St. Patrick’s Day is almost here and if your kids are anything like mine they are already thinking about the leprechaun trap they are going to make this year. My kids spend countless hours designing and creating the perfect trap in hopes they will catch a leprechaun on St. Patrick’s Day.

As a cute prize for all of their hard work, I created this adorable leprechaun note to leave for them if their trap does not end up catching a leprechaun.

Whether you are a parent looking to leave a leprechaun note to your child or a teacher wanting to leave a leprechaun note to students this is the perfect leprechaun trap letter!

Along with this St. Patrick’s Day letter make sure to leave your kid(s) some special “gold”. It is sure to be a magical surprise your child(ren) will love.

This post is all about a printable leprechaun note.

Leprechaun Note

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In order to use this leprechaun note, your child will first need to create a leprechaun trap to leave out on the night before St. Patrick’s Day. To get them thinking about leprechaun traps it can be fun to read them the book How to Catch a Leprechaun.

Leprechaun Trap Supplies

To make a leprechaun trap, first gather all of your trap supplies. Get out any and all things crafty. I hear leprechauns like things that are green, gold & shiny. Then, lay the supplies out on the table and let your kids brainstorm ideas and put together a leprechaun trap.

Here are some great leprechaun trap supplies:

• Trap Container
  • Plastic Jars
    • Peanut Butter
  • Cans
    • Coffee
    • Nut
  • Boxes
    • Shoe
    • Cereal
    • Paper Mache
  • Empty Paper Towel/Toilet Paper Rolls

• Shiny Supplies
  • Plastic Coins
  • Glitter
  • Glitter Stickers
  • Glitter Glue
  • Pennies
  • Beads
  • Sequin

• Rainbow Supplies
  • Rainbow Twists Twizzlers
  • Skittles
  • Lucky Charms
  • Mini Plastic Cauldron

• Miscellaneous Supplies
  • Construction Paper
  • Scissors
  • Scotch Tape
  • Washi Tape
  • Glue/Hot Glue
  • Paint/Paint Brush
  • Markers
  • Crayons
  • Pipe Cleaners
  • Zip Ties
  • Ribbon
  • Coffee Filters
  • Twine
  • Straws
  • Play-Doh
  • Cotton Balls
  • Q Tips
  • Wooden Skewers

If you have more than one child they can either work together to make an elaborate trap or make their own in hopes that one person’s trap will work. Once your child has made their trap have them put it out the night before St. Patrick’s Day to see if they can trap a leprechaun.

Directions

At the bottom of this page you will find the free printable leprechaun note. Print this off and cut it out. I used cardstock for this but you can also just use regular printer paper. Then, place this note near their trap along with some “gold.” I like to use either chocolate gold coins or gold dollar coins.

If you prefer, you could also hand write this leprechaun note.

Leprechaun Note Printable

Here is the free printable leprechaun letter for you to download and print. You can also pin this post so you can use it later.

I hope you love this leprechaun note. I’d love to hear about your child’s traps and their reaction to the note!

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