March and April Activity Ideas

Here are some March and Spring activity ideas that could be suitable for special education elementary students:

Planting Seeds: This is a great time to teach students about the different stages of plant growth. Have them plant seeds in small pots or containers and observe the growth process.
Spring Scavenger Hunt: Create a scavenger hunt where students can search for signs of spring such as blooming flowers, budding trees, and chirping birds.
Nature Walk: Take the class on a nature walk to observe the changes happening in the environment. You can also have them collect leaves, flowers, and other natural objects for a class collage or art project.
Spring Cleaning: Teach students about the importance of cleaning and organizing. Have them help clean up the classroom or schoolyard.
St. Patrick’s Day Activities: Plan fun activities like making shamrock crafts or holding a green-themed party.
International Women’s Day: Discuss the importance of women’s rights and celebrate the achievements of influential women in history.
Pi Day Celebration: Use this day as an opportunity to teach students about math and geometry by holding a Pi Day contest or bake-off.
Read Across America: Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday by reading his books and doing related activities.
Spring Art Projects: Encourage students to get creative with spring-themed art projects like painting flowers, creating birdhouses or designing kites.
Spring Science Experiments: Conduct fun science experiments with students that focus on the changing season like melting snow, growing plants, or rain clouds.