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10 March Activities for Kids



Happy March! I am not a big fan of St. Patrick's day. I don't know why, but even since I was little. I just didn't get the hype. Probably because I'm not Irish lol. However, I LOVE all the lucky charms, cutie shamrocks, and ALL things RAINBOWS!

1. Easy Shamrock Craft

2. Pot of Gold Math Craft

3. March No Prep Printables

4. Sight Word Rainbow

5. Design a Pot of Gold


6. Raindrop Math Craft

7. Lucky Charms Writing Activity

8. Rainbow Math Craft

9. Lucky Charms Math Craft

10. Lucky Charms Pancakes

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