Like the gold at the end of the rainbow – March Classroom Community Activities

March can start to feel a little stir crazy right? Perfect time to build classroom community still and think of and add some new ways to make the spring seem a little bit like the end of a runway!

Here’s the best March Community building resources and activities to make sure you are not feeling the spring bug and to help students build in movement and get outside.

How to create classroom community in March

Start with this Classroom Community Guide- lay the framework, build the foundation and see where it goes!

If you have any kind of test prep which can be daunting – I love to give out gum as a special snack that keeps the mind occupied.

These fun sayings made it even more special! This whole post has other FREE test prep ideas great to start working it in, in fun ways!

Have a virtual or in person egg hunt for student rewards to build classroom community.

Maybe it’s different amount of bonus points….

maybe it’s minutes of outdoor reading this week

…or use all the fun rewards included but shake things up! The student choice plus fun builds such a strong community and breaks out of the spring “blahs”

Activities to build classroom community this spring in March

Every community building March activity you could need in this bundle!

Seriously makes your job so much easier!

Helps with student parties, fun Fridays, engages in content, morning meeting activities and more!

Holidays of the Day are our new favorite community building!

We can do together or save for writing center or writing time but seriously?!

Who doesn’t want to celebrate fun days AND plan, draw, and collaborate with class!

Jokes of the Day are another fun March classroom community piece.

We save these for special part of the day – especially a more down or low energy part to perk us back up and get us excited!

If you’d like resources delivered to you and get some super special secret tricks to build classroom community (hello introverted teachers…I’m talking to you!) then join the Classroom Community Collective