St patricks day gifts for coworkers

Need quick St Patrick’s Day treats and party favors to pass out to kids or the teacher in your child’s school classroom or for adult coworkers?

You’re in luck because these St Patty’s Day treat and snack ideas are not only perfect for boys and girls of all ages, they come with free printable tags or goody bag toppers too!

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St Patrick’s Day Favors for Teachers

Give your child’s teacher a special treat of their own with these printable tags that are specifically meant for them.

Hershey’s Almond Nuggets

For an easy, store-bought treat, use these bite-size treats in a baggie with this free printable that reads, “Teacher, you have a heart of gold.” (via Eighteen 25)

Leprechaun Popcorn

If you’re up to a homemade treat, this mix of popcorn, M&Ms, Sixlets, white bark, and pretzels in a mason jar would make a thoughtful treat with an “I feel lucky you’re my teacher” printable. (via Passion for Savings)

Toffee Pretzel Cookie Bars

Or if baking is up your alley, then Homemade baked St. Patrick’s Day dessert with M&Ms, Hershey’s toffee almond nuggets, and chocolate chips. So lucky to have you as a teacher, friend, neighbor. (via Elevate Everyday)

St Patty’s Day Favors to Make for Kids

Cute easy-to-make St Patrick’s Day treats for school, which include sweets, non-edible items and healthy options to pass out to boys and girls.

Rainblo Pop

Of all the lollipops to choose from, I’m a sucker for Rainblo-pops with this very fitting “I’m over the rainbow for you” printable. You can choose from an array of other rainbow-related sayings too. (via Simple as that Blog)

Rainbow Seeds

Want something more adorable? You can use Sixlets or other rainbow-colored candies like Skittles, Gobstoppers, or M&Ms. (via Consumer Crafts)

Fruit Loops

Organize the colors of this cereal to form the rainbow, with marshmallows to represent clouds, and Rolos as the pot of gold. Top off with a “You are the pot of gold at the end of my rainbow” tag. (via Pin image)

Lucky Charms cereal

Speaking of cereal, “I’m ‘cereal’sly lucky to be your friend” would charm children. (via Not Quite Susie)

Healthy St. Paddy’s Day Treats

Here are some great options for green or rainbow-colored treats. The “Pinch Proof” printable is great for foods like granny smith apple slices, celery sticks, or a juice box.

You can also use the “Taste the Rainbow” tag with colorful Goldfish crackers. (via Craftaholics Anonymous)

Color to My Life

This free “You bring color to my life” printable can be paired with so many different treat ideas, including non-edible candyless favors like

• Crayons
• Coloring book
• Watercolor set

You can also make this a teacher or coworker gift by pairing with good ole Sharpies. (via A Girl and a Glue Gun)

St Patty’s Day Favors to Make for Coworkers

Here are more fun DIY St Pat’s Day treat ideas for work that are cheap and not too kiddish.

Tic Tacs

Make this leprechaun bait with a printable that contains a fun rhyme on the back. (via The Super Mom Life)

Muddy Buddies Mix

If you want something with a more homemade touch, you can try this no bake puppy chow mix, which contains Chex cereal, chocolate chips, peanut butter, and M&Ms and a “o lucky you’re my buddy” printable. (via No Biggie)

Hershey Kisses

A “Kiss me, I’m Irish (for today!)” printable with gold or green Hershey kisses make for a treat that’s just too cute. (via Classy Clutter)

Nail Polish

This anti-pinch polish would be great for your lady coworkers. (via Eighteen 25)

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Conclusion

If you’re looking for St. Patrick’s Day treats and favor ideas, these easy St. Patty’s treats for kids and adults will be adored by all ages.

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