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These March Preschool Themes with Lesson Plans and Activities are full of fun hands on activities to enjoy with your kids. These preschool activities and themes are perfect for March themed units. Pick your favorite topic or do a few different themes. Whether you are a homeschool mom, looking for fun activities to do, or you are a preschool teacher ready to plan your month, you’ve come to the right place.

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The summer months mean outdoor play! That doesn't mean that the fine motor development needs to stop. Today, I've got fun ways to build fine motor skills using a simple pack of sidewalk chalk. You can grab a pack of sidewalk chalk. Drawing on a sidewalk or driveway is a great way to encourage increased strength of the hands. 

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There are ideas in here for every size, space, and budget! I hope you feel inspired after looking through here to find something that and your children can enjoy. Even a simple garden area will get kids outside and experiencing some of the other benefits I talked about here. The best part about these ideas is that you can tie them in to any curriculum at any age level!

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This is one of the best process art projects that every preschooler will surely love. They will enjoy the freedom that comes with just being able to enjoy the process of making art, without any specific goal in mind for the outcome. You can also let your children experiment with how the spray comes out differently depending on how you've turned the nozzle. A 'jet' of spray chalk looks very different on the paper than a 'mist' of spray chalk!

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Outdoor activities for preschoolers should not be taken for granted. Outdoor play is so important to a child’s development, so it shouldn’t brushed aside as a waste of time. Playing outside boosts immunity and burns calories. Running, jumping, digging, picking, etc. outside helps with fine and gross motor development as well as speech-language development.