Are you ready for a new month? March is almost here and this year already seems to be going by so quickly. With all the snow we’ve had, I’m hoping for some greenery to begin showing up – and for spring to show a little hint of being near! Warm up your laminator and get ready to print and laminate the March pocket chart calendar pieces. {Psst —> Here are some cheaper laminating pouches we use and LOVE!}

Use the different colored number cards to try different pattern sequences: an ABC pattern, ABAB pattern, AABB pattern and other patterns you can make up together. Here’s an example of different patterns using the cards from September.

The set includes a calendar header for the month of March as well.

Additional Calendar Helps

Here are a few additional printables and helps for you all, including the pocket chart that we use, laminating tips, and additional printables you may like:

• FULL set of Pocket Chart Calendar Numbers
• Pocket Chart Holiday and Special Occasion Cards
• Calendar Notebook Printables
• Morning Calendar Board and Printables
• Pocket Chart Calendar
• Laminating Just Got Cheaper

Reader’s Favorite Posts from February

Curious to see what others have been reading this past month? Below is a list of the ten most visited posts for the month of February:

1. Printables from A to Z
2. ABC Bible Verse Flashcards
3. Our Chore System and Chore Chart Printables
4. Preschool Chore Charts
5. Alphabet Flash Cards and Alphabet Wall Posters
6. Three Letter Word Cards
7. Printables for The Mitten by Jan Brett
8. Valentine’s Day Preschool Ideas
9. Fun for Valentine’s Day
10. Calendar Notebook Binder Printables

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Here’s a fun printable to use with your kids to practice even and odd numbers as well as number sequencing.

Use the Valentine’s Day Even and Odd Number Sort game to have your child work on sequencing numbers from 1 to 30 or have your child sort the numbers by odd or even. If 30 numbers are too many, then choose a handful and record them on the mat {great handwriting practice as well}. 

Print the pages on cardstock and laminate them to make them sturdy {this is how we laminate more inexpensively}. Then let your child sort the numbers by even and odd while spread out on the floor, or pick a handful of the numbers and record them on the last page in the even or odd basket using a Vis-à-vis markers or dry erase markers.

—> Download the Valentine’s Day Even and Odd Number Sort Printable <—-

Don’t Miss These Additional Printables for Valentine’s Day

Check out the below printables for some more learning fun with your kids!

• Valentine’s Day printable pack from Homeschool Creations
• Valentine’s Day Sudoku Puzzles
• February Pocket Chart Calendar cards 
• Rhyming with Candy Hearts printable
• Valentine’s Day Read, Build, Write vocabulary cards
• Valentine printables from 2 Teaching Mommies
• Love printables from 1+1+1=1
• No Bake Cupcake Craft from Spell Outloud
• Valentine’s Day Tot Pack from Lawteedah
• Valentine Candy Estimation
• Valentine’s Day Pinterest board & ideas

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Enjoy free printables? If you are looking for something in particular, be sure to check out my Printables from A to Z list, a complete list of every printable I’ve created over the years. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Leave a comment and I’d be happy to help you out!