March Weather Activities | In Like a Lion Out Like a Lamb Craft & Writing | K-2
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🌦 March Craft & Writing Activity In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb | March Weather Unit for K-1
Looking for an engaging March writing activity that combines science, math, and literacy? This March craft brings the classic “In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb” theme to life through weather data collection, opinion writing, and hands-on learning!
This cross-curricular March weather activity allows students to explore weather patterns while building writing skills in a meaningful and engaging way.
Perfect for kindergarten and first grade classrooms!
🦁 What’s Included in This March Craft & Writing Activity:
✔ Weather Vocabulary Cards
✔ Lion vs. Lamb Weather Word Sort
✔ March Weather Data Collection Graph
✔ Compare & Contrast Discussion Prompts
✔ Opinion Writing Flipbook
✔ Bulletin Board Display Craft Pieces
✔ K–1 and 1–3 Writing Line Options
👀This resource works beautifully as a…
- March bulletin board craft
- Weather mini unit
- Seasonal literacy center
- Cross-curricular STEM + writing activity
- Whole-group interactive lesson
🌧 Skills Covered:
- March Weather Vocabulary
- Data Collection & Graphing
- Comparing & Analyzing Weather Patterns
- Opinion Writing with Sentence Frames
- Seasonal Science Integration
- Speaking & Listening Discussions
Students will track lion days and lamb days, collect weather data, analyze results, and respond with structured opinion writing.
📝 Why Teachers Love This March Writing Craft:
- Low prep, print-and-go
- Highly engaging hands-on activity
- Strong academic integration (math, science, writing)
- Adorable bulletin board display
- Perfect for the first week of March
This “In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb” craft transforms a nostalgic seasonal theme into a meaningful academic experience.
📚 Perfect For:
- March Writing Centers
- Seasonal Science Lessons
- Primary Weather Units
- Kindergarten Writing Workshop
- First Grade Opinion Writing
- March STEM Activities
If you’re looking for a March craft that is both cute and academic, this weather writing mini unit will become a classroom favorite year after year.
8 reviews for March Weather Activities | In Like a Lion Out Like a Lamb Craft & Writing | K-2
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Cathleen A. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTFun spring time activity
What a great way to learn about, identify and track the weather. My students loved learning new weather terms and were excited to add to their graph each day. I love that the project can be easily put together at the end of the month to either display in the classroom or to send home!
Penny R. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTWonderful resource
I love doing weather in spring and this was a great addition.
Rachel L. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTSo much fun!
My students loved coloring, graphing, and writing to this project. We used an entire week to color/cut/glue/ fill in. I would make the top one complete coloring page instead of a bunch of little pieces that need glued together.
Tiered In First (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTCute resource
Loved this resource. Very helpful to supplement with my graphing unit.
Kristina C. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTSo cute and fun
We loved this activity to use after we completed our callender collection for the month of march with number corner!
Melissa M. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTGreat resoure
This is such a cute resource and we will be completing it this week to say goodbye to March
Justin J. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTNostalgic and brilliant
Great Kindergarten Resource!
I used this Lion and Lamb pack for our March weather unit and my kindergarteners loved it! The cute illustrations caught their attention right away as we learned “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.”
The craft templates were easy for little hands—the lion manes and fluffy lamb bodies looked adorable on our bulletin board. We also did the weather sorting mats, simple compare worksheets, and picture-supported writing prompts. They practiced science, vocabulary, and fine motor skills all in one fun activity.
Prep was quick and simple, which I really appreciated. My students stayed engaged and still talk about their lion and lamb creations weeks later.
This is a solid, low-prep resource that brings learning and smiles together. I’ll definitely use it every March! Highly recommend for kindergarten teachers.
Alyssa C. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTGreat for March weather!
I love this resource for my special education classroom.