March Weather

March is a perfect month to talk about weather because of its unpredictability. One day can be warm and summer-like, and the next cold and blustery! That is probably why the time-honored “In like a lion, and out like a lamb,” is so popular — because it is true! Read more about Lambs and Lions here.

We have a fun Lion and Lamb packet stuffed with weather-related cross-curricular learning. It has music, math, language arts, writing, art and more. You can check out a preview here.

Lion and Lamb Thematic Unit
$6.00

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Product Description

Who doesn't love Spring and lambs and lions? Bring that excitement into every area of the curriculum with this adorable thematic unit. Developmentally appropriate for young learners and strategically linked to Core Standards!

Songs:

Lamb and Lion

March Wind

Art:

Lamb and Lion Portfolio Page

Literacy:

Lamb and Lion Sight Words

Lamb and Lion Alphabet Fluency

Lamb Days: Reading Simple Sentences

Math:

Flip It: Decomposing Numbers

Baby Lambs: Using Ten-Frames

Lambs and Lions I Can: Matching Equations and Sumbs

Math Calendar Numbers

Guided Reading:

Lamb and Lion Reader

Writing:

Lamb and Lion Word Wall

Writing Prompts

Write the Room: Sight Words

Remember to get your free MP3 http://www.kindergartenkiosk.com/kindergartenkiosk/2/22/in-like-a-lion-or-in-like-a-lamb

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To hit even more standards across your teaching curriculum, check out our complete weather unit. There are so many different ways to use and differentiate it across your classroom. And as with all of our products, easy to put together, laminate, store, and add to your grab and teach inventory! Check out more weather ideas here.

Weather Thematic Unit
$8.00

Also available at Teachers Pay Teachers!

Product Description

This Weather Thematic Unit written with academic core standards in mind, is divided into areas of literature, music, art, literacy, math, worksheets, science, creative writing, word wall, and guided reading. The activities are clearly written, easy to use, and need limited amounts of preparation. 

Literacy Activities

Clouds: Using The Books, Little Cloud by Eric Carle and It Looked Like Spilt Milk by Charles G. Shaw

Rain, Rain Go Away: Sorting Short & Long Aa Vowel Sounds

Oh What Will I Wear: Word Substitution

Scripted Literacy Lessons:

Tomorrow's Weather: Decoding Words

Splashing Puddles: Sight Words

Blizzard: Differentiation of b and d

Raining Cats and Dogs Game: Final Phoneme Substitution

Writing Sight Words

Math Activities

Temperature Takeover: Identifying & Comparing Numbers The Windy Day Mix-up: Building Mental Math Skills Raindrop Recognition: Subitizing The Terrible Blizzard: Practice Relating Numbers One to Another. Weather Toss: Collecting & Interpreting Data

Science

Creating a Weather Science Center

Water Drops: Observing & Exploring Water Properties

Water Flows Down: Observing & Exploring Water Properties

Water Painting: Observing & Exploring Evaporation

Wonderful Water: Observing & Exploring Water Properties

Art Projects

Clouds: Extending Literature

My Weather Book: Creating a Guided Reader

Songs/Fingerplays

Little Drops of Rain

The Weather

Mr. Sun

Rain, Rain Go Away

What Will I Wear Today

Guided Reading Books

Water Changes

Writing

Weather Word Wall

My Favorite Kind of Weather

What I Know About Clouds

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