Surprise your kids with a St Patrick’s Day Treat Box. Leprechauns love their gold so why not make a Loot box for your kids filled with yummy things?

If you’re looking for more St Patty’s Day fun you need to make this Leprechaun Gnome Paper Bag Craft. It’s super cute and really easy to make with kids.

Teach your kids how just a little kindness, gratitude, and thoughtfulness can go a long way with this St. Patrick’s Day Kindness Challenge. It’s the perfect addition to your kids learning in the month of March.

Leprechaun Loot -St Patricks Day Treat Box

Our Leprechaun Loot was a big hit with the kids last year so we made another one this year for them with even more fun green and gold candy. We like having theme days where we make lots of crafts, games, and food. Both boys loved our Rainbow Painting, Super Easy 4 Leaf Clovers, and Ryker my younger son making his Construction Paper Rainbow & St Patty’s Day Paper Plate Hat.

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Supplies

• Leprechaun Loot Printable (linked)
• Gift Box (I used these)
• Green Filler Paper
• Washi Tape
• Mike & Ike
• Sprite
• Skittles
• Black Cauldron
• Gold Coins
• Gold Nugget Gum
• St Patty’s Necklace
• Rainbow Candy
• Rainbow Twizzlers
• Mini Marshmallows
• Mint M&M’s
• Clear Plastic Bags

Leprechaun Loot -St Patricks Day Treat Box -Pictures

Open your box and tape the bottom so it holds. Once it’s sturdy we will start filling it. So go ahead and print out this Leprechaun Loot Printable for the top of your box.

Fill with your green paper basket filler and add in your heavier items like a sprite bottle.

I put the Twizzlers, Rainbow Airheads, marshmallows, Skittles, and Mint M&M’s in a plastic bag then taped it with some washi tape. All linked above.

The gold coins fit perfectly in the black cauldron so you can do that. Also, go ahead and place the gold nuggets, Mike & Ikes and Necklace.

Tape the leprechaun Loot printable to the top and you’re done!

Set it on the table and surprise your kids this St Patrick’s Day with a special treat.

Do y’all celebrate St Patty’s Day?