Leprechaun stickers to print with a pot-of-gold, leprechauns dancing, singing, and holiday greetings

. These make great rewards for kids in March. Use them with the St. Patrick's Day behavior charts or just stick them to homework sheets to encourage a job well done!

If you like these, there is a print icon at the top right of the file preview that will start the print process. Below, you can find more information on printing.

To print: There is a print button in the top right corner of the print preview. Click on this to start the sticker printing. The program will work best on 8.5-11 sticker paper or A4. These sticker sheets will format to any paper size, so if you want to use a larger paper, these should still work for you. After clicking the print button, a print window should pop up and you can choose to make as many copies of the free sticker sheets as you'd like, or try another theme, style or color. If you don't get a print window, you can just click the print button again to print as many copies of the page as you'd like.

Which sticker paper should you use: You'll need to use no-cut, white sticker project paper, full-sheet labels or white photo sticker paper. These are available at most stationery stores, or you can find them with the stationery items at superstores and office supplies outlets. The printable sticker pages are not designed for any specific size. By using white matte, glossy, photo, inkjet sticker paper, you can print any of the pages from Stickers and Charts. You will need to cut each of the stickers out with a pair of scissors or use a paper cutter. Alternatively, print to plain, thicker paper and just use glue on the back (that works just as well, maybe even better, and makes great cheap stickers.)

More options - On the main page (use the link above or click on the top banner,) you'll find an index of over 200 different sheets with decals, badges, buttons and rewards you can print. They have been grouped into themes such as sports rewards for kids, cute awards to print, free holiday stickers, and there are also matching behavior charts for most of these.

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