April Activities For Kids

The month of April is here and this is my favorite month of the year. Why? Well it's my birth month of course! But April is also my favorite because it is National Poetry Month, National Earth Month, the spring season kicks into high gear and I love April Fool's Day. I'm sharing some activities that we plan to do this April and spring season. Hopefully you will enjoy them too. Check out April Activities for kids below.

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1.  Read and learn about poetry.- As an avid reader, poetry is my favorite genre. We will be reading different types of poetry and learning to compose our very own poems. Education.com has a nice selection of poetry resources. Notes From The Portable also shares how you can teach poetry! 

 

2. Spend time in nature. - We love being outdoors in the mild spring weather. Lots of hiking, nature journaling, bird watching, and breathing in plenty of fresh air! 

3. Make seasonal snacks.- These fruit pizza crackers look yummy, how fun are these healthy bug snacks, and of course you have to make spring trail mix. We usually make dirt cups every year for Earth Day, here are the instructions on how to make them! 

4. Read about Earth Day. - For as long as I can remember, I have taken my daughter to an annual Earth Day festival at a local college. I'm not sure if we will be able to attend a festival this year but we will be reading about and doing Earth Day crafts!

5. Tell a few funny jokes for April Fool's Day!

This month will be so exciting! We have already had nice weather to begin nature journaling and poetry books have begun arriving in the mail. What are your plans for the month of April? Let me know in the comments below! Until net time. 

April K.
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March Activities for Kids

 The month of March is a fun time in the year. It represents the start of the Spring season, there are fun holidays in March and the month is Women's History month. I am ready for the warmer weather and being outdoors. I would like to share some activities that you can do from the comfort of your own home to make this month just as fun as previous months! 

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1. Prepare for your spring garden. - Flower and food gardening is a fun hobby so we will be making crafts to decorate the yard and the garden. We will also finally be able to order butterfly larvae to raise, observe, and release this spring! 

2. Have a craft day! - Pinterest is filled with craft inspiration and is usually my go to when looking for something specific. This cute Egg Carton Flower craft looks really simple to make. How pretty is this Spring Tree Broccoli painting?! I think we will follow these exact steps, paint on canvas, and hang it on the wall. A tree broccoli painting would be nice to make for each season too. Windsocks are always fun to make and these Cherry Blossom Windsocks are so pretty! We don't have many Cherry Blossom trees here but a nice spin on these would be a Dogwood Windsock! 

3. Read March themed books.

4. Make yummy, March themed snacks. - I'm actually not a big snacker and neither is my daughter. Shocker, yes I know! But themed snacks are fun to make and enjoy occasionally. This website has 35 St. Patrick's Day recipes to enjoy. Shamrock Bark, umm yes please! My go to recipe would probably this St. Patrick's Snack Board and I could definitely see myself eating these Healthy Snacks for Little Leprechauns. 

 

 

4. Learn about amazing women in history. - March is Women's History Month and we will be learning about some awesome women who made wonderful contributions to our world. Here are some coloring pages and printables to guide you.

The spring season is probably my favorite season of the year. I am excited to do these projects this month, especially learning about women's history. What is your favorite project listed here? What are you looking forward to this March? Let's chat in the comments below! Until next time. 

April K.
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