Get inspired with creative and fun ideas for your March classroom activities! From St. Patrick’s Day crafts to Women’s History Month projects, this article offers a variety of educational activities to make the month of March a memorable and magical learning experience for your students. Let’s explore the madness and magic of March together!
1. Women’s History Month
Women’s History Month is an important opportunity to recognize the vital role that women have played in shaping history and to inspire future generations of women to continue breaking barriers and achieving their dreams. The March classroom activities you can use this month are digital escape rooms, research biography projects, blackout poetry, paired readings and more.
2. Pi Day
Pi Day is an annual celebration that takes place on March 14th (3/14), in honor of the mathematical constant pi (π). Pi Day is celebrated by math enthusiasts, educators, and students around the world through various activities: escape rooms, bingo games and various fun worksheets. Pi Day is not only a fun way to engage students in math, but it also serves as a reminder of the importance of mathematics in our everyday lives.
3. March Madness Bracket
March Madness is an annual college basketball tournament that takes place in March and April in the United States. The tournament is known for its unpredictability and excitement, with many upsets and unexpected outcomes that make it a favorite among sports fans. You can use the March Madness Bracket in order to introduce new literary pieces in your class. The most popular March Madness classroom activities revolve around poet vs poet competition, First Chapter competition or poems written by Black poets or women poets.
4. St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day is a cultural and religious holiday that is celebrated annually on March 17th. The holiday originated in Ireland and commemorates the death of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated in many countries around the world, and it is often associated with the color green, shamrocks, and Irish culture. You can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in your class with a fun scavenger hunt, poetry writing or other crafts and writing prompts.
5. Spring March Classroom Activities
Spring is a season of renewal and growth, making it a great time to engage students in fun and educational activities in the classroom. March is a perfect month to start exploring the wonders of spring with your students. You can plan activities related to the spring equinox, weather changes, and the natural world around us.
With a little creativity and planning, March can be an exciting and enriching time for learning and discovery in the classroom. Whether it’s reading and discussing books, experimenting with healthy recipes, or creating unique crafts, there are endless possibilities for March classroom activities that can help students develop new skills, knowledge, and interests. With careful planning and preparation, you can create a dynamic and engaging learning environment that fosters growth and discovery throughout the month of March.
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