Home Depot Leprechaun Trap: free sample: Register kids for Home Depot’s March 7 workshop to build a free Leprechaun Trap. Limited spots, sign

Register kids for Home Depot’s March 7 workshop to build a free Leprechaun Trap. Limited spots, sign up early!

Quick facts
100% free, nothing to buy. Requested on the brand's form. US only. Listed February 17, 2026.
What it is
FreebieAgent tracks Home Depot Leprechaun Trap, a free item.
Who offers it
Offered by Home Depot; the claim link goes to homedepot.com. The freebie comes from the source, not FreebieAgent.
How to claim
Claim it on the offer site yourself; it hasn't been set up for one-click yet, so FreebieAgent cannot auto-claim it.
Status
Added February 17, 2026; live as far as we know.
Where
Open to people in the US.
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FreebieAgent score

3.2/5

“A free in-store kids' craft workshop with limited availability.”

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What FreebieAgent noticed

This isn't just a random freebie; it's Home Depot's long-running Kids Workshop, specifically for building a Leprechaun Trap. It's a hands-on, in-store event where kids get to assemble and decorate a small wooden project, complete with all materials provided. Home Depot, a reputable home improvement giant, has been running these free workshops for ages, offering a fantastic way to engage kids in a creative, building activity without costing you a dime. The main 'catch' is that you absolutely need to register ASAP due to limited spots, and it's an in-person event, so plan for a trip to your local store. If you've got a kid who loves crafts and hammers (safely, of course!), this is a no-brainer.

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More loot. Still free. Still legal.