Leprechaun Hunting Kit St Patricks Day Kids Crafts

Leprechaun Hunting Kit

Hey Gnomies

A couple days ago I shared the leprechaun trap that my daughter and I made for St. Patrick's Day. Unfortunately we didn’t catch a leprechaun but we are still trying. The leprechaun left us a note taunting us because we couldn’t catch him so we decided it was time to take things to the next level.

Supplies for Leprechaun Hunting Kit

Box
Magnifying glass
Notebook and pen
Flashlight
Gold coins
Lucky Charms
Irish Spring Soap

I put together a leprechaun hunting kit so my daughter could continue to try to catch a leprechaun.

I started with a plain box from the craft store and added some st Patrick’s day stickers.
Then it was time to fill the box with the supplies needed to catch the little guy.

I added a notebook, mini clipboard and some green green pencils to take notes and clues. Of course there were some gold coins and Lucky Charms Cereal because we know leprechauns love to snack on Lucky Charms. If we get hungry while we are searching we can snack on them too.

The magnifying glass is used to search for tiny clues like footprints left behind (ps if you like the magnifying glass necklace you can buy one in my Etsy shop.)

A flashlight helps us search into some of the dark corners of the house where he might be hiding.

I confess I added in a bar of Irish spring soap only because it has the word "Irish" in it's name.

Gnome Tip: If your kids don’t like to take baths try telling them leprechauns are attracted to fresh and clean kids that smell like Irish Spring.

Well, we searched and searched but came up empty handed on our hunt.

We went to bed fresh and clean, smelling like Irish Spring to hopefully attract a leprechaun overnight.

The craziest thing happened when we woke up. We went into the bathroom and saw that someone had made some green footprints on the toilet and did some business in there.