March
Preschool
Curriculum
Ages 2.5 – 6 Years
Ages 2.5 – 6 Years
There is an entire set of zoo animal letter match up cards, the children will match up the letters A to Z.
P is for penguin, the children will trace the Pp’s at the bottom of the page and then color the picture of the penguins above.
How many zoo animals math cards. Print out and laminate and have the children use a dry erase marker and draw a circle around the answer on each card, or they could use a clothespin and clip the answer.
Bunny, bunny, what do you see? I see a green hat. That's what I see.
This cute printable story is fun for the kids to try and guess what the bunny is describing. This is a cute story for St. Patrick’s Day which is included in our March preschool curriculum for our St. Patrick's Day themed lesson plans!
Our printable shamrock color game is a fun game to play during week 2 included in our St. Patrick’s themed lesson plans. The children will be learning the number 9 this month and they will be tracing the number 9 and coloring the 9 forest animals. Print out the octagons and have the children play a game with them, you will find the directions for the above activities in our March preschool curriculum lesson plans, which includes 4 weeks of lesson plans and all of the March activities shown on this page.
Print out the entire set of our zoo animal puzzles and cut apart and have the children put them back together again, great fun!
During week 4 the children will be learning about zoo animals and the children will have fun putting rings over the elphant’s nose, a hands–on math activity. They will also make finger puppets and use their finger to pretend it's the elephant’s trunk. During week 3, the children will be learning about pets. They will count the turtles, and circle the correct number in each section, we have three different turtle math counting pages for you to choose which ones to use.
There are 7 puzzle boards to print out with 2 animals on each puzzle match up board.
We are using 15 different animals on the puzzle boards. This is a fun way for the kids to learn the names of the forest animals is by having fun by finding the missing animal heads. They will hear the names of the animals as they are looking for the missing pieces with this fun hands on activity that will help them to quickly learn the names of the different forest animals.
This fun science activity includes 14 animals; a frog, duck, bird, squirrel, bat, mouse, bear, fish, beaver, deer, owl, bunny, raccoon and a groundhog.
Print out the the mice game boards and the mice counting cards. The game boards can be printed out in color or in black and white.
We have two mouse games to choose from. We have one with numbers 1 through 5 for younger preschoolers and one with no numbers on it for older preschool children.
This fun hands on math activity will help to teach the younger preschool children to count to five and the older preschool children to count to 10. They will be counting the hungry mice.
This activity also helps with number recognition. For younger children they will learn to recognize numbers up to 5 and the older preschool children will learn to recognize numbers up to 10.
This book is included in our March preschool curriculum which includes 4 weeks of lesson plans, week 1 is our forest animal lesson plans, week 2 is our St. Patrick’s Day lesson plans, week 3 is our pet themed lesson plans and week 4 is our zoo animal lesson plans.
This cute story teaches colors there are 10 colors used in the story. What color circle sticker will get stuck on the cat next?
View our cute baby tiger color match up activity shown above where the children will match up colored pompoms around the tiger, this color activity can also be printed out in black and white.
We also have zoo animal match up cards showing real animals, there are 8 of these match up game boards with 2 animals on each board.
There are 5 number boards to print out, each number board has 2 numbers on it, we are using the numbers 1 to 10.
There are 10 mice cards with mice to count, children will pick a mouse card and count the number of mice and then match it to the correct number on the mouse number boards.
Bunny, bunny, what do you see? I see a green hat. That's what I see.
This cute printable story is fun for the kids to try and guess what the bunny is describing. This is a cute story for St. Patrick’s Day which is included in our March preschool curriculum St. Patrick's Day themed lesson plans!
You will need some mega blocks and a marker and write the letters you want to use onto the circle stickers and then stick these onto the blocks. If you have a lot of younger children you may only want to use uppercase letters, if you have a lot of older preschool kids you will want to use uppercase and lowercase letters. Depending on how many kids you have and how much time you have will help you to determine if you want to use 10 letters to match, 20 letters to match up or the entire alphabet to match up.
This letter match up activity is a great way for the kids to learn their letters plus a fine motor activity where they need to put the blocks together once they find a match.
Print out posters above they are paper size and display on your bulletin board so the parent’s can see what their child will be learning this month. For the month of March the children will be learning the number 8 and the letters PQR, the shape for March is a heart and the color for March is pink. Our March curriculum lesson plans feature fun hands–on learning activities and games to help teach March's numbers, letters, shapes & colors!
During March the children will be learning the letters S, T & U and the Number 9. The posters above are paper size and can be printed onto heavy paper such as white cardstock paper. Above our some of our displays that you can print out to show the parents what the their children are learning this month.
Posters are paper sized, simply print them onto white cardstock paper and then you may want to place them into sheet protectors.
Daily Activities | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
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Circle Time | Forest Animals – Color Match Up | Did You Find My Walnuts? | Who Took The Honey? Game | Raccoon Letters | Making Cookies |
Story Time Books are not included. |
One Duck Stuck | Hooray for Fish! | Who Took the Honey? {Print Out Story} | We're Going on a Bear Hunt | If you give a mouse a cookie |
Song Or Rhyme Words to Songs {No music} |
This Little Bunny Rhyme | Where Is Chipmunk? | Hokey Pokey Bear Song | Raccoon Poem | Hickory Dickory Dock |
Art Project | Sailboat | Chipmunk Finger Puppet | Three Bears | Raccoon Out At Night | Mouse Puppet |
Pre-Reading | Letter Ss & Letter Ss Song | Letter S Book | Bear Letter Match Up | Letter Ss Match Up | Letter S Writing & Coloring Page |
Math | Nine Forest Animals | Brown Octagon Tap | Brown Bear Wants Some Strawberries | Sort The Cards | How Many Mice? Game |
Science – Discovery | Forest Animal Match Up Game | Sort The Animals | Little Bear | Who Am I? | Froggy Who Do You See? Printable Story |
Physical Activity – Gross Motor | We Are Birds! | Ring Around The Tree | Brown Bear, Brown Bear | Pick Up The Garbage | Find The Octagons |
Special Activity | A Forest Animal Treat | Baby Duck Game | Find the Bear Game | Forest Stamps | Octagons |
Directions: Download and print out the six shamrocks above onto heavy paper, color them different colors, make sure one is green and cut them out.
To begin to play the game have the children sit in a circle.
One player sits in the middle of the circle; this player is the leprechaun. The leprechaun starts the game by passing the six shamrocks out. The leprechaun then closes his/her eyes and keeps them closed while the shamrocks are being passed by the children around the circle that they are sitting in.
After the shamrocks have been passed for a few seconds, the leprechaun shouts, "Shamrock!" and opens his/her eyes. The players holding the shamrocks will take turns holding up their shamrock and everyone will yell out what color shamrock they are holding up, the child with the green shamrock is the winner of this round, you can change the color each time so the children don’t know which color is going to be the winner.
Now the winner gets to be the leprechaun for the next game. Continue playing until each child has had a turn at being the leprechaun.
Bunny, bunny, what do you see? I see a green hat. That's what I see.
This cute printable story is fun for the kids to try and guess what the bunny is describing. This is a cute story for St. Patrick’s Day designed for toddlers, preschool & prek kids!
Five green shamrocks growing by my door
Little bunny ate one so now there are four.
Four green shamrocks hiding behind a tree.
Little bunny ate one so now there are three.
Three green shamrocks playing peek-a-boo
Little bunny ate one so now there are two.
Two green shamrocks sitting in the sun,
Little bunny ate one so now there is one.
One green shamrock laying in the sun.
Little bunny ate one so now there are none.
This is a fun flannel board rhyme. You will need five shamrocks and a felt board. Provide each of the children with five shamrock puppets {from art time today}. Have the children put one shamrock down and count the shamrocks that are left after the bunny eats one.
St. Patrick’s Day Craft for Shamrock Puppets
You will need five for each child. These will be used with the song above.
Shamrock puppet directions: Print out five shamrocks per child. Have the children color their shamrocks and then teacher will attach them to jumbo craft sticks {older children} or toilet paper rolls {younger children}
Have the children use their shamrock puppets with song above.
Help The Leprechaun Find The Gold for St. Patrick’s Day!
There are two ways to play.
Math Game 1: Print out one page per child.
Have the children take turns shaking a cube die and putting that many piece of gold onto their square grid on the game board, the first person to collect all 10 pieces of gold wins!
Math Game 2: Print out one page and have the children take turns shaking a cube die. If the child shakes a five then he/she will put five pieces of
gold onto the square grid on the game board. Continue until everyone has had at least one turn.
The moon goes here and the heart goes here and ha ha the pot of gold goes in my mouth!
Print out one Lucky Charms sorting mat per child and lamanate so you can wash these before giving the children cereal to sort on them.
Give each of the children a big handful of cereal and have them sort the cereal onto their Lucky Charms sorting mat, have them place the cereal into the bowl picture and the mashmallows onto the mat by which item it is, the moons will go into the circle that has a moon on it, the hearts will go into the circle with the heart on it, etc.
During science time today the kids will taste the Lucky Charms too to see if the moons taste different than the hearts.
This is a fun flannel board rhyme. You will need five shamrocks and a felt board. Provide each of the children with five shamrock puppets {from art time today}. Have the children put one shamrock down and count the shamrocks that are left after the bunny eats one.
Fruit loops make a great learning tool kids can sort them, make patterns with them, count them and eat them, Yum Yum!
Larry Leprechaun Says {played like simon says but with a leprechaun instead}
How To Play: Played like Simon Says.
The teacher will say Larry Leprechaun or Larry Leprechaun.
Teacher will say "Larry Leprechaun says wiggle your fingers". The children will wiggle their fingers.
Teacher will say "Larry Leprechaun says swim around". The children will wiggle their fingers.
Teacher will say "Larry Leprechaun says fly like a bird". The children will wiggle their fingers.
Teacher will say "Larry Leprechaun says act like a cat". The children will wiggle their fingers.
Teacher will say "Larry Leprechaun says stomp around like a bear". The children will wiggle their fingers.
Teacher will say "Larry Leprechaun says turn around and clap your hands". The children will wiggle their fingers.
Teacher will say "Mess up your hair". If anyone does this movement, teacher will say, ut oh, Larry Leprechaun didn't say that!
With young children we don't have them sit out if they get caught doing the movement when Larry Leprechaun did not say to do it, we just continue the game until
the children lose interest.
This is a fun gross motor movement game to play with young children on St. Patrick’s Day.
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