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I don't know. But will kids really sleep through that?

Maybe you can find a way to rig some items or furniture so they are hanging upside down from the ceiling?

Switch the boxes things are in? Make legos come out of the cereal box?

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You can do Leprechaun foot prints outside of their rooms.

Put pasta in the cereal boxes that they normally use so when you pour it for them it will be elbow macaroni instead of cheerios.

You can switch things around in the house and play a "what's different" game with them and give them a gold coin for each thing they figure out.

Steal all of their left shoes and put them somewhere strange.

Dye your own hair green and act like you didn't see it yet!

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Do they still sell the green saran wrap? you could put it on the windows so when they look outside it looks like the leprechauns colored everything green.

trying to think of more..

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Oh, I remember this from last year.

Green food coloring in the milk.

I like the idea of leggos in the cereal box.

Put their toothbrushes in the kitchen and a fork where their toothbrushes are.

Green confetti from the front door down the hallway... although a royal PITA to vacuum up.

Move the kitchen table into the livingroom and the coffee table into the kitchen.

Hang DH's guitar upside down.

Rearrange all of the books in the wall unti, spines towards the back

Put their coats in the bathroom, towels on the coat hooks.

Drop a small green article of clothing on the front stoop... I think I have one if you don't.

Hang as many pictures as you can upside down.

Green food coloring in the toilet bowl.

Hang a green piece of fabric dangling out of the entrance to the attic so it looks like one crawled up there.

ETA: It really helps that I know where you live

I would LOVE to help with this but I don't think I'll be around

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Use food dye on ALL of thier food and drinks! Present them in the morning with green ceral and green milk.

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Replace all of their crayons with shades of green!

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dye the toothpaste with green food coloring...and somehow, someway, get it back into the tube!!!!!!!

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Posted by MrsERod

dye the toothpaste with green food coloring...and somehow, someway, get it back into the tube!!!!!!!

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This is what my kindergarten teacher did for us - I remember it to this day.

My teacher always had a bowl of candy on her desk - but she only kept m&m's in it.

So, from the kitchen counter in our classroom where the sinks were, she made little steps from the coat rack down the wall, across the floor, up to the sink and counter, down the side of the counter, across the floor and up her desk side to her candy dish. Inside the candy dish was over spilling with green chocolate (I'm assuming green M&M's) and we each got to have one.

And our milk was dyed green, so it certainly excited me as a 5/6 year old.

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Do you just do this on St. Patty's Day?

I would love to start this when Andrew gets older

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ive never heard of this!

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this is adorable, i've never heard of doing this!

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I think I'll do this to