St. Patrick’s Day Game Lefty’s Right
| Play this fun crazy St. Patrick’s game that will have everyone in stitches and scrambling with the packages, listening for the Leprechaun who will lead them to the pot of gold. |

St. Patrick’s Day Lefty’s Right Leprechaun Game Supplies
This crazy gift passing game will have everyone scrambling as they listen for you to say right or left while you read about Little Lefty Wright discovering a book that tells you which Leprechaun will lead you to a pot of gold. The guests who end with the gifts get to keep them – and this makes for 100% participation and 100% fun! You’ll need several gifts for this game, but it’s more than worth it!
- Several small gifts, wrapped in green. Have at least 3 gifts per 10 guests.
- Leprechaun Instructions, download here ($6.99).

St. Patrick’s Day Lefty’s Right Leprechaun Game Directions
Rules of Play:
Have guests gather in a circle and give the wrapped gifts to several guests in the circle. Try to space the guests who are initially holding the gifts at equal distances. Start reading the story you have downloaded. When you start reading, guests will pass gifts “left” – and continue passing them left – until they hear you read the word “right”. Then they continue passing “right” until they hear you say “left”. This continues until you finish reading, then the guest who has a gift gets to open and keep it. This can get a bit fun and crazy especially when you have gifts going in opposite directions! Kids love this game and enjoy the anticipation of getting a gift at the end. Tip: When you will be having younger kids at the party, make sure you have several trinkets as consolation prizes.
What’s Included
- Printable game.
- Password login – so you can login to print when it’s convenient for you.
- Unlimited printouts for the next 90 days.
Ordering Info
- Printable game, this item is not shipped. No extra expense.
- Start printing as soon as you order. Unlimited printouts for the next 90 days.
- Password login setup at order; return to print at your convenience.
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