As we embark on these months leading up to Spring, our students need more engaging, interactive, and fun activities! The most challenging time in our classroom occurs after breakfast when they have finished writing their names. They can independently pick something to do, which isn’t always easy! These tried-and-true March morning work activities are perfect for a variety of reasons.
- They are quick, simple, and engaging!
- They hit a variety of standards.
- They are easy to access and easy to manipulate.
- Students LOVE them!
Please read below about each of them and see them in action! Also, don’t forget the Leprechaun Positional Scene FREEBIE at the bottom! I hope these help get us to Spring!
Also available for you: I have started an ETSY shop and offer some physical products ready to use! I print, cut, laminate, velcro, and SHIP right to you! It saves you time, ink, velcro… Check out the link below this product picture to get more information!
March Task Boxes- Morning Work Activities
Are you looking for quick, engaging activities for your early learners? These literacy and math task cards will help students practice color recognition, vocabulary, reading color words, tracing numbers, one-to-one correspondence, and shape recognition! Print and laminate them for centers, morning work, and early finisher activities. These are also perfect for IEP goals and objectives!
March File Folders- Morning Work Activities
Use these file folders to help your students with academic standards! These are perfect for morning task bins, early finishers, math, and literacy centers!
Included are the following file folders:
- match colored hats to the same colored leprechauns
- match the shaped cloud to the same-shaped rainbow
- count the colored circles in the base ten box and match them to the rainbow number
- look at the picture in the spoon and match the cereal letters to make the CVC word
March Writing Books- Morning Work Activities
Use these 6 different word writing books in your classroom to reach ALL your students and their ability levels! There are 6 books, each with 10 pages, covering different skills. These are perfect for the writing center. Awesome for vocabulary acquisition, fine motor skills, beginning sound practice, letter recognition, and independent word writing! Use these books for your administrative evaluation to cover differentiation easily!
Included in this product are the following books:
- rolling the first letter of the word in playdough
- tracing the first letter of the word
- tracing the whole word
- matching the letters and velcroing them inside the boxes
- writing the letters inside the boxes
- writing the entire word inside one big box
St. Patrick’s Day positional scene FREEBIE
If you have enjoyed reading this post, please check out my positional word BLOG, which has various resources to help you teach positional words. You can pick from multiple freebies now: Positional Word Books, Negative and Positive Attention SORTS, Easy Writing Number Sheets. Thanks for taking the time to read this blog!
