St. Patrick’s Day Craft | Rainbow “All About Me” Writing Activity K-2

(2077 customer reviews)

$3.00

Celebrate St Patrick’s Day with a meaningful, student-centered craft and writing activity that builds classroom community while creating a stunning rainbow bulletin board display.

This engaging St. Patrick’s Day writing craft combines art, self-reflection, and structured writing practice — making it perfect for Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade classrooms during March.

Instead of a one-day holiday worksheet, students create a personal rainbow that represents who they are — their interests, strengths, culture, personality, and individuality — while practicing developmentally appropriate writing skills.

The result?

✔ High engagement
✔ Strong writing output
✔ A vibrant St. Patrick’s Day classroom display
✔ A meaningful diversity and identity celebration


✨Why Teachers Love This St Patrick’s Day Writing Craft

  • Blends art + writing seamlessly
  • Encourages student voice and self-expression
  • Supports diversity and inclusion naturally
  • Works for multiple writing levels (K–2)
  • Creates a beautiful March bulletin board
  • Simple prep — print, copy, assemble

THIS IS SO MUC MORE THAN JUST A SIMPLE RAINBOW CRAFT. It is a purposeful March writing activity that builds confidence and community.


What’s Included:

  • Rainbow craft templates (easy to print and assemble)
  • Differentiated writing pages for: Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade
  • Clear teacher directions for smooth implementation

Perfect For:

  • St. Patrick’s Day activities
  • March writing centers
  • Writing workshop mini-lessons
  • Social-emotional learning integration
  • Classroom community building
  • Bulletin board displays
  • Sub plans
  • Morning work

Skills Supported

  • Opinion and personal narrative writing
  • Sentence structure
  • Fine motor development
  • Self-reflection
  • Social awareness
  • Oral language discussion

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2077 reviews for St. Patrick’s Day Craft | Rainbow “All About Me” Writing Activity K-2

  1. Megan Dunkelberger (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    Love this craft! Super cute!

  2. Nancy Schaefer (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    I loved using this with my class. They had so much fun with it. Great writing activity

  3. cheryl H. (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    Can be easily differentiated!

  4. Brandi Barker (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    My kinders loved this

  5. Jessica B. (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    Great writing for 1st graders

  6. Kelly Grisham (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    These turned out so cute!

  7. Jill B. (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    My class enjoyed this project. I did change “the color of my skin” to “the color of my house.”

  8. Patricia B. (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    This is perfect to do in March to hang up for conferences!

  9. Alissa C. (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    I love how these are different for every student! What a great & unique St. Patrick’s day writing activity!

  10. Kathleen H. (verified owner) –

    Originally reviewed on TPT

    Oh my goodness this was so fun!!! I just did it with my Firsties. For my three lowest I wrote the sentences so they just added their word. The rainbows are great! We have yellow with red polka dots for pepperoni pizza, black and white stripes for zebras, and we had a really cool discussion about skin color when one of my girls said her skin was skin color so I had her come up front with three other kids (brown, tan, peach) and I had them put all their arms up and asked the class whose arm was skin color?! Several said hers was and I said, nope. Then they realized ALL of them were skin color :). Here are the sentences I prewrote for my strugglers:
    The color of my hair is
    My favorite food is
    The color of my skin is
    My favorite animal is a
    My eyes are
    My favorite color is

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