March Resources for Kindergarten

March is right around the corner.  By this time of the year, you may likely be feeling a little burned out.  If you’re counting the days until Spring Break and looking for activities to get you through, I can help!  In this post, I’ll share 10 March resources for kindergarten or first grade…

You can find all the resources below in my March Mega Bundle in my TPT Store.  They are also sold separately.

March Family Homework

If you’re new around here, family homework is something I swear by.  Every month, I send home a family project that includes a parent letter along with a craft or activity.  The kids and their grownups work on the project at home.  When they return it, you’ve got an instant bulletin board for the month!  It’s a win-win for everyone!

March’s Family Homework is a St. Patrick’s Day themed resource called “Lucky to Be Me.”  Students complete a four-leaf clover writing template listing four reasons why they are special or lucky.  Bulletin board letters and a class book cover are included.

Read Across America Diversity Bulletin Board

While Read Across America formerly focused on all Dr. Seuss activities, the NEA and many educators are shifting the focus to diversity in literature.  This Read Across America bulletin board includes two options of bulletin board letters and diverse character book reports.  Students write about a diverse book they have read and draw their favorite part.

March Writing Journals

Next, we have March Writing Journals.  Writing for the entire month is prepped in minutes with my best selling monthly writing journals.  Simply print and staple into a book, and complete one page a day.  You can learn more about my writing journals HERE.

March Math Journals

In addition to my writing journals, monthly math journal are a must!  These St. Patrick’s Day themed March journals focus on standards-based mathematical concepts.  Complete a page or two per day.  These are also perfect if you need sub plans in a pinch!

Women’s History Month Bulletin Board

Celebrate Women’s History Month in your classroom.  Students create a flip book on any woman in history that you choose to research as a class.  (The research is not included.)  Bulletin board letters and a silouhette are included for your students to draw the woman you have researched.

St. Patrick’s Day How to Catch a Leprechaun Bulletin Board

St. Patrick’s Day is one of my favorite things to celebrate in Kindergarten.  This How to Catch a Leprechaun resource includes a trapped leprechaun craft along with writing templates.  Choose from a no prep one page format as shown in the photo above, or have your students create writing flip books shown below.  The new letters are included to add the finishing touch to your display!

St. Patrick’s Day Rainbows and Pots of Gold

Another St. Patrick’s Day favorite are these pots of gold writing prompts paired with rainbows.  The kids love making these, and I love reading their responses on what they would do if they found a pot of gold!

Shamrock Writing Templates

These print and go shamrock writing templates are perfect for a St. Patrick’s Day writing center.  Choose from six differentiated options!

Spring 3D Tulips

Last on the list is my best-selling 3D Tulips.  Celebrate the first day of spring by having your kindergarten or first graders make 3D tulips.  This is one of the most beautiful displays.  It looks great in windows, in hallways, or on bulletin boards.

March Resources for Kindergarten

Overall, I hope this post has inspired you to try something new in your classroom this March!  All of the above resources are included in the March MEGA Bundle in my TPT Store.  You can also click on the individual resource you need to purchase it separately.

St. Patrick’s Day FREEBIE

Snag this NO PREP Leprechaun Trap FREEBIE when you join the Kindergarten Korner Free Resources Library!  When you sign up, you’ll receive a password to access to a library of free activities and resources!

If you use any of these resources in your classroom, I would love to see pictures and feature you on my Instagram!  Email me at casey@kindergartenkorner.com or tag me on IG @kindergartenkornerbycasey.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Casey Stewart is a kindergarten teacher and founder of Kindergarten Korner.  She has 17 years of experience teaching in kindergarten, first, and second grade.   She created http://www.kindergartenkorner.com to inspire fellow educators and help guide parents and homeschooling families on their journey throughout the magical kindergarten experience.  Casey also has three kids of her own at home.  Learn more about her HERE.