Rainbows, by Martha Elizabeth Hillman Rustad A man wants to take the leprechaun’s gold. The Story of the Leprechaun by Katherine TegenĪ leprechaun lives near a village and makes shoes for the people. The Littlest Leprechaun, by Brandi Dougherty Patrick’s Day symbols and very simple text.
Patrick’s Day in the Morning, by Eve Bunting Then, he rolls in a bed of clover to change his luck. Tucker wakes up to a day that starts out not so great. Will the children catch the leprechaun and get his gold? The Leprechaun Trap by David and Kelly ClinchĪ leprechaun arrives every March and causes trouble for a family. But when the potato grows, it causes some trouble. Instead of a pot of gold, he takes a potato seed that will grow a big potato. Jamie O’Rourke and the Big Potato by Tomie DePaola Giggles and belly laughs will fill your classroom as the Old Lady swallows clovers in an effort to make the perfect rainbow to hide a pot of gold.īear searches for a clover with four leaves so he will be lucky. The Little Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover, by Lucille ColandroĪ hilarious twist on a classic tale. Ten Lucky Leprechauns, by Kathryn Heling and Deborah HembrookĪ fun rhyming books that counts leprechaun friends up to ten. Want a super fun read-aloud that also supports STEM learning? Look no further! Your kids will absolutely adore this fun rhyming story, and they’ll love building their own leprechaun traps even more! How to Catch a Leprechaun, by Adam Wallace Help Pete catch a leprechaun in this hilarious tale featuring everybody’s beloved blue cat. Pete the Cat: The Great Leprechaun Chase, by James and Kimberly Dean Stories about leprechauns, the history of St. Patrick’s Day books are perfect to read aloud with your preschoolers or have them enjoy themselves. Patrick’s Day books to read aloud to your preschool class? This age-appropriate book list features books to read-aloud with your children in March.
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