Leprechaun Coloring Pages
Free leprechaun coloring pages you can print at home or color online with a tap.
24 pictures

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Leprechaun Riding a Bicycle🖨 Printable PDF
Ornate Leprechaun Portrait🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Walking Toward a Stone Castle🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Napping🖨 Printable PDF
Lucky Horseshoe🖨 Printable PDF
Puppy🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Counting Gold Coins🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Rowing a Little Boat🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Hiding🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun🖨 Printable PDF
Kitten Wearing a Leprechaun Hat🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Playing a Fiddle🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Boot🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Climbing a Ladder Toward a Homemade🖨 Printable PDF
Big Outline Letters Spelling Lucky Day🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Making Tiny Shoes🖨 Printable PDF
Pot of Gold Coins🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Sliding Down a Rainbow🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Peeking🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Hat Mandala🖨 Printable PDF
Smiling Leprechaun🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Dancing a Jig🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Sitting🖨 Printable PDF
Leprechaun Hat🖨 Printable PDF
Follow friendly leprechauns as they dance a jig, guard their pots of gold, chase rainbows and hide among the shamrocks. There are easy pages for little ones and detailed designs for older kids and adults.
Leprechaun trap ideas
Many classrooms build leprechaun traps for St. Patrick's Day. Color a leprechaun page first, then use it to plan a trap with a ladder, a pot of gold and a shamrock trail.
Lots of green, plus gold
Leprechauns are known for green coats and hats, so try several greens from lime to forest. Save yellow and gold for the coins and buckles, and add a full rainbow where one appears.
Questions
- Can I print these pages for free?
- Yes. Every page has a Print button and a US Letter PDF, free for home and classroom use.
- Can I color them online?
- Yes. Open a picture, pick a color and tap a shape to fill it. Zoom in for small details and press Save when you are done.
- What is a leprechaun?
- A leprechaun is a little fairy from Irish folklore, often shown as a cheerful shoemaker with a green hat who hides a pot of gold.
- Are these good for St. Patrick's Day in class?
- Yes. They are free to print for classroom use and pair well with rainbow, shamrock and leprechaun trap activities.





