Hey girl, today let's chat about the perfect March themes for toddlers that every daycare provider and preschool teacher should use.
Are you having trouble coming up with March themes for toddlers that you are sure your kids will love? Stop worrying, I have done all the hard work for you!
As a previous home daycare provider for 9 years and a mom of 4, I am here to give you my top March themes for toddlers that are fun and educational.
You are going to learn everything that you need to do and have on hand to make these March themes for toddlers a complete success!
Let's jump into the top March themes for toddlers that you need to include in your curriculum.
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Best March Themes for Toddlers
Let me know in the comments below which March theme for toddlers you tried and which ones your kids loved the most.
Activities to Include With Every March Themes For Toddlers
No toddler wants to practice learning by only working on toddler-level worksheets.
They will eventually get bored, and I don't blame them. Learning should be fun, at every age!
Instead, you should incorporate these activities every day or throughout each week to keep learning interesting!
Reading
There are a billion and 1 books out there for kids, just a guess but it sure seems like it, and reading is so important no matter how old you are. Use that to help you teach your kiddos about the concepts you are teaching.
I will include some of our favorite examples below with each theme I tell you about.
However, do not feel like you have to buy all of these. Ok, maybe just buy your kids’ favorites to create a small library.
Visit your local public library. It is free to borrow all these books!
They are amazing and if your library is like mine, you will be able to check out 100 books at a time. Whew, you better bring your wheelbarrow along for all those!
Songs
Have you ever watched a toddler when music is playing? It does matter what the song is, they usually find the beat and get on the move.
Since kids love music, songs are a perfect way to help them learn about your theme of the week.
And do you know what the best part of it is? It is so fun for them that they don’t even realize they are learning.
Don’t be afraid to get in there to sing and dance with them!
If you want to amp up your music time, then grab this Bluetooth speaker.
Your kids are going to go bananas over it!
Here are a few amazing YouTube channels that you should check out for the best toddler songs. This is where I would find most of the songs we listened to.
Coloring
All of your kids need to build hand strength and fine motor skills. Coloring helps with both of these.
There are so many free printable coloring sheets to match your March theme waiting for you on Google Images and Pinterest.
Stock up on coloring utensils for your kiddos. Remember, anything "washable" helps with clean-up time.
We love using these the most.
Artwork
Turns out, I am not that creative when it comes to original artwork for kids. And that is where I let Pinterest help me out.
There are a ton of wonderful ideas to try on there and kids love them.
The best art projects to help build toddler skills are ones where they have to color, cut, glue, and more.
Any time my kids were able to make a mask or paint turned out to be “the best art project ever”! 
Outside Fun
If the weather cooperates with you, take your learning outside. You need fresh air, and we all know the kids need fresh air too!
They can use sidewalk chalk to work on numbers, letters, shapes, and more.
Take them on a scavenger hunt up and down the block. Point out items that go along with your weekly theme and then see if they can point some out to you.
For example, what shapes do they see on houses, street signs, and cars passing by?
You will be amazed at how much they notice that you never would.
March Themes For Toddlers
Forest Habitat
Songs
(The Kiboomers)
(The Kiboomers)
Grey Squirrel Shake Your Busy Tail
(The Learning Station)
(Super Simple Songs)
(Harmony Square)
Coloring
Google “Forest Theme Printables” in the image section.
Artwork
Your kiddos are going to love making forest animal masks!
Outside
What can your kids find in the trees? New leaves, nests, animals, or nuts?
Letters
Songs
(English Tree TV)
(Rock N Learn)
Are you sleeping monster alphabets?
(ZooZooSong)
(Jack Hartmann – He has a song for each letter!)
(Have Fun Teaching)
Coloring
Head on over to Google images and you can print off individual letter pages or pages that have the whole alphabet on them.
Artwork
Painted handprint ABC arts and crafts are always a hit. Check out all the amazing examples on Pinterest.
Outside
Have your kiddos take a good look around to see if they can spot letters outside. If they aren’t sure where to look, give them a helping hand.
Spring
Songs
(Super Simple Songs)
(The Kiboomers)
(The Learning Station)
(Have Fun Teaching)
(Cocomelon)
Coloring
Google “Spring Theme Printables” in the image section.
Artwork
Your kids are going to have so much fun making construction paper or pipe cleaner flowers.
Outside
Can your kids find the telltale signs of spring?
I love spring – green grass, new leaves on trees, flowers, migrating birds coming back, and of course, puddles to jump in.
Just let them, they will remember forever!
Numbers
Songs
(Super Simple Songs)
(Pink Fong)
(Kids ABCD)
(Jack Hartmann)
(The Learning Station)
Coloring
Print off bubble numbers and have your kiddos “trace them” with stickers.
Artwork
Make a construction paper counting caterpillar. You can make each part of the caterpillar a different color and work on colors and numbers at the same time.
Remember to let your kiddos do all the cutting if they are 3 and older.
Outside
Numbers are all around us and help your kids realize that. Have them look at houses, license plates, road signs, and more.
St. Patrick's Day
I love St. Patrick’s Day!
Have you been to Ireland?
Let me know in the comments below.
I have always wanted to go. With my red hair and Irish heritage, I figure I would have no problem fitting in.
Songs
(The Kiboomers)
(The Kiboomers)
Boom Chicka Boom St. Patrick’s Day Songs
(The Learning Station)
(The Kiboomers)
St. Patrick’s Day Dance and Freeze
(Jack Hartmann)
Coloring
Check out all of the St. Patrick’s Day coloring pages you can print off Google images.
Artwork
The St. Patrick’s Day art that my kids loved the best was when we made Leprechaun Hat headbands and attached orange beards to them.
Outside
If you can take your kids on a walk down the block or through your neighborhood, then go on a St. Patrick’s Day decoration scavenger hunt.
Colors
Songs
(Jack Hartmann)
(The Singing Walrus)
(Super Simple Songs)
(The Learning Station)
(Jack Hartmann)
Coloring
Good news, you don’t even need to print anything off for this activity. Give your kiddos blank paper and let them get creative with lots of different colors.
Artwork
Create a beautiful rainbow with your kids. It uses so many colors at once. And who doesn't love seeing rainbows?
Outside
Colors are everywhere outside, even in a snow-white winter! Play I spy with your kiddos.
Bugs
Books
I just love The Very Hungry Caterpillar, even though it is a children’s book. And apparently I am not the only one.
This book is so loved that one is sold about every 30 seconds around the world.
Songs
(The Learning Station)
(The Kiboomers)
(Pink Fong)
(Super Simple Songs)
(Pink Fong)
Coloring
Of all the bug coloring pages, my kids have loved butterflies and bees the most.
Let me know in the comments below which are your kids’ favorites.
Artwork
Making toilet paper roll bees and butterflies was a favorite over here.
Outside
Is anyone up for a bug hunt? If possible, dig up a little dirt and I am sure that your kids will find bugs!
This post was all about the best March Themes for Toddlers that you have to try.
Let me know in the comments below which theme ideas were a hit.
I look forward to hearing from you and thanks for stopping by.