Digital Leprechaun Art Project
My no prep, digital art project for elementary kids to build a leprechaun on Google Slides™ is an engaging Saint Patrick’s Day activity. Students will practice technology skills using my digital leprechaun resource and step by step art lesson. Then, pick a writing prompt to draft a creative story about their leprechaun project.
Need fun, fast finisher activities for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders? Digital art projects are paperless, take up no space, and don’t use art materials. Simply assign the snowman activity using your LMS, and stop worrying about early finishers!
Digital Leprechaun Templates
This Google Slides Saint Patrick’s art activity includes tech tips and step by step directions with pictures for independent learning. And, kids can build a leprechaun using either copy & paste or drag & drop.
Overview of Digital Build a Leprechaun Activity
First, your students will find the leprechaun builder slide. This is where they’ll copy all the leprechaun body parts onto beginning with the legs. Then, they’ll add shoes, clothes, arms, a head, and hat.
Once they’ve created their sprite, they’ll select all the parts and group them together. Then, they’ll copy it into one of the rainbow landscapes slides where they’ll add some fun extras.
Technology Skills
- Copy & paste
- Drag & drop
- Rotating
- Ordering
- Resizing
- Grouping
What’s Included
- 18 Student Direction Slides, with step by step tutorial so kids can create their digital leprechaun project independently
- Digital Moveable Pieces, so kids can either copy and paste or drag and drop to create their leprechaun from the templates
- 7 Background Slides, where students will paste or drag their project pieces onto
- 2 Saint Patrick’s Day Writing Prompts, for kids to complete after making their sprite
- 4 Teacher Examples, fully completed, which you can use to demonstrate
You Will Receive
- 1 Non-Editable PDF (with access link & teacher directions)
- 1 Google Slides Doc (Digital Leprechaun Activity & Writing Prompts)
Why You’ll Love My Digital Leprechaun Project
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My students had a wonderful time creating their leprechauns! I was able to assign this to students both in class and in alternative learning classrooms. This was a fun way to engage everyone as we rolled on towards Spring Break.
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As always, my students loved this! Such a great way to teach important tech skills like copy/paste, cropping, rotating, etc.
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Used this as a barrier game for one of my students who is an eyegaze user! He loved it! He repeatedly requested “leprechaun” during sessions! 🙂
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Michelle S. –
The students enjoyed creating their leprechaun and writing a story about it.
Erika Beury (verified owner) –
This is awesome. Kids love it!
Amie Bentley (store manager) –
Thank you, Erika!
Obsessed with Learning (Teacher-Author) –
My students had the most fun with these. Very engaging.
Sarah Cole –
As always, my students loved this! Such a great way to teach important tech skills like copy/paste, cropping, rotating, etc.
MORGAN YOUNGS –
Really cute resource! My students loved the lesson with this!
Heather G. –
great
Caleigh F. –
Used this as a barrier game for one of my students who is an eyegaze user! He loved it! He repeatedly requested “leprechaun” during sessions! 🙂
Michelle M. –
Good resource
Linza Perez –
My students loved this activity!
kimberly G. –
amazing and fun!!
Kim H. –
Kids had fun with this.
Terilyn V. –
My students absolutely loved these last year!
Edith C. –
Great fun resource for distance learning.
Christine L. –
This resource was very fun to use with my remote learners. My students enjoyed creating and writing about their personalized leprechauns.
Rebecca W. –
My virtual AND in-class learners loved using this for fun COVID-friendly activities in the classroom for St. Patrick’s Day. Thank you!
Maggie D. –
My students had a wonderful time creating their leprechauns! I was able to assign this to students both in class and in alternative learning classrooms. This was a fun way to engage everyone as we rolled on towards Spring Break.
Laura O. –
Awesome resource!
Debbie Ridley –
Students loved making their own.
Diversity and Heart (Teacher-Author) –
Great resource!
Marge M. –
I teach a remote advisory and am always looking for fun creative activities for the class to participate it. with little or no planning. This was perfect. Then I created a class judging of the cutest leprechaun.
Debbie P. –
Awesome
Rebecca B. –
My students love doing these and they work so well with distance learning.