Preschool is a great time to switch out activities and shelves on a regular basis. Children this age love to explore and learn about new things. To keep stress level down for us and the kids excited about learning I have found having a plan or a few ideas each month helps tremendously. These Montessori March Preschool Activities will give you ideas on fun ways to enjoy the month with your preschooler.
10+ Montessori March Preschool Activities
Whether you are into Color Trays, Dr. Suess, Sensory play, Birds, Nature or something else I think you will find a great selection of fun Montessori activities here.
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March Montessori Shelves (Carrots Are Orange)
Montessori-Inspired Dr. Seuss Activities and Dr. Seuss (Living Montessori Now)
Toddler Language Shelf (FREE Alphabet Reading Booklet) (The Pinay Homeschooler)
Montessori-inspired Green Activities for Tots & Preschoolers w/ Free Printables (Every Star is Different)
Egg Carton Color Sort (Imagination Station)
Observing & Learning Backyard Birds with Free Printables (Natural Beach Living)
March practical life and fine motor activities (Welcome to Mommyhood)
Edible Rainbow Sensory Bin for Toddlers (Sugar, Spice & Glitter)
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First School says
February 29, 2016 at 1:11 amHi Kimberly, the month of March is approaching now. And it is the time for them to switch our shelves on a regular basis. This article is posted here at the right time. You can select any one of activities and get your kids involved into it. Your kids will enjoy this. You can also gather some kids like you kid’s age, and make a group and then make them do any one activity. This will increase his team work capacity.
Lolly says
February 25, 2016 at 7:58 pmWhat a fun collection of activities! Some great inspiration for some of my younger tutoring students – thanks for sharing and linking up 🙂
Yuliya says
February 16, 2016 at 4:10 amThank you so much for including my March practical life and fine motor trays 🙂 This is such a wonderful collection of ideas!
Pinned & scheduled!
Kimberly says
February 16, 2016 at 8:48 amI’m so glad you like it