I'm Ready for March! Are you?

Somehow it got to be March already! How did that happen? 

March includes plenty of activity, including Read Across America Day, St. Patrick's Day, the return of Daylight Saving Time, maple syrup season, and the first day of spring!

It just so happens I have a couple of resources to help you out with these special days! Check out Social Studies and Science for March

How about Signs of Spring Printables?

Looking for more ideas for March?

Here are a few links for you!

Celebrate the King of Nonsense: Links for celebrating Dr. Seuss!

 

Spring Resources: Videos, books, and resources for teaching about spring

How are you celebrating the month of March in the classroom?

Celebrate the King of Nonsense

Read Across America Day is coming up!  

Happy Birthday to Dr. Seuss on March 2nd!

We'll be celebrating the whole week of his birthday!

Dr. Seuss was the master of rhyme and nonsense.  In his books, if he didn't have a word that rhymed that fit, he made one up!  And he did it well! Just look at this list of some of my favorite Dr. Seuss books! (Each title is an affiliate link to Amazon.)

• Oh, the Places You'll Go
• Green Eggs and Ham
• One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish
• The Lorax
• How the Grinch Stole Christmas
• The Cat in the Hat
• If I Ran the Zoo
• Bartholomew and the Oobleck
• In a People House
• Yertle the Turtle
• The Foot Book   

So, how do I celebrate Dr. Seuss?  With Nonsense words, of course!  Click the image to read more about this resource!

This resource has 30 short vowel words, 18 long vowel words, and 18 vowel pairs, and R-controlled vowels. Explore the image for the link to this resource.

Nonsense Word Sort and Game Board

  

Looking for a little more about Dr. Seuss? Try these activities in this Science and Social Studies resource! (This has 2 activities related to Dr. Seuss, plus several other March-themed Science and Social Studies activities!)

Social Studies and Science for March

How do you celebrate the King of Nonsense?