Five Four-Leaf Clovers With Curved Stems

Coloring guide
Five four-leaf clovers fill this page, arranged in an X pattern with two across the top, one in the middle, and two along the bottom. Each clover has four rounded, heart-shaped leaves that meet at the center, with a short curved stem hanging down from the bottom. The outlines are clean and thick, and the leaves are left completely empty, so there is plenty of room for crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Try coloring each clover in a different shade of green, from light lime to deep forest, and talk about why four-leaf clovers are thought to be lucky. Kids can also count the clovers, then count the leaves on each one to practice skip counting by fours up to twenty. This free printable works well for a St. Patrick's Day table or a quiet classroom activity.
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