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March Teaching Calendar

Updated: Mar 5

Teaching ideas, activities, and inspiration to celebrate the month of March including St David's Day, Careers Week, St Patrick's Day, Holi, Ramadan, Shrove Tuesday, Spring, and more...PLUS book your FREE place for a live interactive storytelling session on World Book Day!


Book Day Sensory Story
Book Day Sensory Story

Dates at a Glance

Feb 28 - Mar 30 Ramadam

Mar 3 - Mar 8 Careers Week

Mar 1 St David's Day

Mar 4 Marching Band Day

Mar 4 Weird Pride Day

Mar 4 Shrove Tuesday

Mar 6 World Book Day

Mar 7 Alexander Graham Bell Day

Mar 13 This Day in History - The Discovery of Uranus

Mar 14 Holi

Mar 16 National Panda Day

Mar 17 St Patrick's Day

Mar 20 First day of Spring

Mar 21 Comic Relief


Feb 28 - Mar 30

Ramadan

Sawm is the fourth pillar of Islam, the obligation to fast from dawn to sunset.


Enjoy a Traditional Ramadan Meal

This activity provides the opportunity for students to explore and express their likes, dislikes and preferences giving them a voice and a choice in their food, try new foods and increase variety in their diet.


Pre-Dawn Meal

  • Rice pudding

  • Dried fruit: apple, apricots, raisins, prunes

  • Bananas, dates figs, mango, papayas, peaches,

  • Feta cheese


After Sunset Meal

  • Lentil soup & crusty bread


Dessert

Spiced pears (sprinkle tinned pears with cinnamon and brown sugar)

  • Present the foods to touch, smell and taste.

  • When offering a taste, start with a little touch to the lips, offer a morsel, an egg spoonful progressing to a small bite.

  • Can the sensory explorer communicate a request for more?

  • Can the sensory explorer make a rejection if they do not like a food item?

  • Can the sensory explorer choose between two motivating foods?

Be allergy aware


Idea

Devise a menu


Mar 1

St David's Day

Explore Welsh Foods

  • Present a variety of Welsh foods for the individual to explore at their own pace.

  • Initial explorations could be through touch and smell.

  • When progressing to tasting, present a tiny touch to the lips, then offer a morsel or a drop in the mouth, an egg spoon building up to a full bite.


Explore:

Welsh Cheese: Caerphilly, Capel Newydd, Celtic Promise, Dragon’s Breath, Harlech Truckle, Perl Las Blue, Welsh Cheddar, Welsh Goat’s Cheese, Y Fenni,

Welsh Vegetables: Leeks, Samphire

Welsh Seafood: Cockles, Seaweed (Laverbread)

Welsh Sweet Foods: Welsh Cakes, Bara Brith

Other Foods: Cawl (stew,) crempog (pancakes made with buttermilk, pikelets, taffy, tatws popty (roast potatoes,) Welsh onion cake (layered potatoes with soft onions)


Welsh Rarebit Recipe

Ingredients

  • 350g Mature Cheddar, grated

  • 1 large egg, lightly beaten

  • 2 tbsp milk

  • Thickly sliced bread

Option to season with mustard/pepper/Worcestershire sauce


Method

  1. Grate the cheese.

  2. Mix the cheese with the milk and the beaten egg.

  3. Preheat the grill and toast the bread on both sides.

  4. Spread the cheese mixture on the toast.

  5. Grill until the cheese is melted and turns golden brown.


Explore Food Textures (Model the Language)

Aromatic, bitter, buttery, cheesy, chewy, coarse, creamy, crispy, crumbly, crunchy, delicate, eggy, fishy, fresh, mushy, oniony, peppery, pungent, ripe, rubbery, salty, savoury, seasoned, sharp, smooth, soggy, squidgy, squishy, toasty, vinegary.


St David's Day Sensory Flag



Alternative Activity - Mark Making using Leeks

You will need

  • Whole Leeks

  • Card or paper

  • Black & Yellow Paint


Activity

Model using the leek as a paintbrush, dipping the end into paint and paint the flag of St David.


Simplify the Activity

  • Provide a template of a flag for the sensory explorer to use the lines as a guide.

  • Option to colour code.


Mar 4 - Mar 7

Careers Week


Suggested Resource

Told as a multisensory story, this resource explores the world of jobs and work experience.

The extension activities are set up to appeal to appeal to a range of ages and abilities.


Early Years and Reception and Year 1 students can explore the world of work through role play and classroom-based activities.


PMLD students can explore the world of work through the sensory props and themed activities.


For post-16 students there are ideas for work experience within the whole school and suggestions for where to look for work placements in the wider community.


Table of Contents

Introduction

The Benefits of Multisensory Storytelling

How to Tell a Multisensory Story

Story Props Checklist

Fully Resourced, Step-by-Step Multisensory Story

The Coffee Shop

The Library

The Charity Shop

The Garden Centre

The Hair Salon

The Pet Store

College

Classroom Job Board

Whole School/Setting Job Board

The Interview


Classroom Job Board

There's a job for everybody on this classroom job board!

4th March

Marching Band Day


Mar 4

Shrove Tuesday

Smell, touch and taste pancakes.

You can use ready-made shop bought pancakes, make your own pancakes using an instant batter mix or make a batter mix from scratch.


Batter Mix Recipe

  • 225g (1 3/4 cups) plain flour

  • 500ml (2 cups) milk

  • 2 large eggs

Explore 'Sweet' and 'Savoury' Pancake Toppings. 

Can the students make a 'sweet' pancake and a 'savoury' pancake by selecting the correct ingredients?

Sweet Toppings: bananas, berries, caramel sauce, chocolate sauce, cream, honey, ice-cream, jam, maple syrup, strawberry sauce.

Savoury Toppings: aioli, avocado, baba ganoush, cheese, spices cinnamon/nutmeg, garlic dip, guacamole, houmous, marmite, mushrooms, pesto, sour cream, taramasalata, tzatziki.

Be allergy aware!

Can the sensory explorer express a preference between sweet and savoury?

Can the sensory explorer identify the 'healthier' choices for the pancake toppings?


Eat Your Way Around the World!

Pancakes are a global treat! Explore the different pancakes and toppings.



Mar 6

World Book Day


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Mar 7

Alexander Graham Bell Day

On this day Alexander Graham Bell uttered his famous words to his assistant Mr. Watson, 'Come here; I want you.' via his new invention, the telephone.

Using the telephone is an important life skill. Disused landline phones and old mobile phones (batteries removed) are excellent tools for role play, developing communication skills, firing the imagination, and building confidence.


Explore Telephone Role Play

  • Make an imaginary phone call to a relative, friend or a famous person.

  • Role play ordering food, a booking a taxi or making an appointment.

  • Relay messages, give or receive directions and instructions. Provide a diary/notebook to write appointments and information in.


Extend Learning

  • Teach students how and when to call the emergency services.


Make Paper Cup Phones

Paper cup phones are fun to make and excellent for promoting turn-taking and listening skills.


You will need:

  • String

  • Two paper/polystyrene cups

How to make the Paper Cup Phones

  1. Cut a piece of string (15-20 m in length)

  2. Poke a small hole in the bottom of each cup.

  3. Thread the string through each cup securing each end with a knot.

How to use the Paper Cup Phones

Each person takes a cup and holds it at full stretch.

One person talks into the cup while the other puts the cup to their ear and listens.


Mar 14

The Discovery of Uranus (1781) This day in sensory hostory

'The clouds of Uranus are smoky and smelly

It wobbles around on its side like a jelly'



Explore Uranus

  • Light an incense stick out of reach of the student but within their eye line, Can the student track the smoke as it dances into the air?This activity is best done outdoors.Do not use incense sticks around individuals with allergies or respiratory conditions. Alternatively, track the vapour using an aromatherapy oil burner.

  • Smell lapsang souchong tea, BBQ seasoning, or paprika, all have a smoky smell.

  • Engage the student’s sense of touch as they investigate the elasticity of a jelly and how it wobbles and moves when touched. Would the student like to taste the slippery, shivery jelly?


Mar 17

St Patrick's Day

Activity Idea

Bell Pepper Shamrock Painting

You will need:

  • Bell Pepper

  • Card/Paper Bell

  • Green Paint


Activity

1. Cut the bell pepper in half width-ways to reveal the natural 'shamrock' shape.

2. Dip into green paint then print onto paper.

Extend this activity by using two colours: orange and green paint (to represent the colours of the flag)

Extend Learning

Can the student make a pattern by alternating the colours?


St Patrick's Day Sensory Box

Sensory boxes do not have to be complicated. A few simple items can re-tell a story.

Keep changing the items to keep the activity fresh.

Swap items out if the sensory explorer becomes rejects them.



Suggested Resource


'Kidnapped by pirates as a slave at sixteen

Patrick was taken to Ireland, a land lush and green

He worked in the hills, guarding the sheep

From foxes and wild bears to earn his keep'


Table of Contents

  • Story Props Checklist

  • How to Tell a Multisensory Story

  • St Patrick's Day - Fully Resourced Step-by- Step Multisensory Exploration

  • Developing Comprehension & Understanding

  • Story Map

  • St Patrick's Day Listening Game

  • St Patrick's Day Sensory Bag

  • St Patrick's Day Sensory Bin

  • Leprechaun Food

  • Sensory Art

  • Sensory Stuffed Sock Snakes

  • Bubble Snakes

  • The Leprechaun's Science Lab

  • Soda Bread Recipe

  • Interesting Facts

  • St Patricks Day Ideas & Inspiration

Mar 14

Holi

'Taste Safe*' Holi 'Powder Paint' Recipe

This alternative to powdered paint which may contain binders, fillers, and thickeners, you may not wish a person to mouth or eat.


*In this context, 'Taste safe' refers to that the taste safe Holi powder paint is not intended to be eaten but considered in small quantities safe, if the mixture were to be mouthed, providing the individual does not have any allergies to the ingredients.


Making and exploring this sensory 'paint' provides a wonderful sensory experience.


You will need

  • Bowl and a spoon/spatula/fork

  • 1/2 cup flour

  • Milkshake powder

  • 1tsp of water

  • A few drops of essence/food flavouring or dried/fresh herbs and spices


Method

  • Mix the ingredients to a mouldable, yet powdery consistency.

  • You can rub with your fingers or provide fine motor tools (forks, spoons, spatulas)


Sensory Bin Fillers

Rainbow Rice

Rainbow rice makes a colourful base for a sensory bin.

  • Involve the students in making the rainbow rice.


You will need

  • Lidded container

  • 1 cup of dried rice

  • 1 tsp vinegar

  • Food colouring

Method:

  1. Place the cup of dried rice into a container.

  2. Add 1tsp vinegar and shake the container.

  3. Add the food colouring (adjust the quantity according to the depth of colour required)

  4. Place the lid on the container.

  5. Shake again until the rice is coloured.

  6. Spread onto a baking tray/kitchen towel to dry.

  7. Repeat using different colours then mix to make your Rainbow Rice.


Have You Tried?

Dyeing beans. Beans can be dyed using the above method.



Promote Fine Motor & Colour Sorting Skills

  • Can the sensory explorer or scoop the sensory bin filler using a cup? Can they transfer the contents of the scoop into a container?

  • Place a variety of colourful sensory items into the sensory bin: acrylic gems, beads, counters, cubes, feathers, Lego bricks, magnetic letters, pipe cleaners, plastic clothes pegs, paper straws. Can the sensory explorer use tweezers, grippers, or tongs to pick up items?

  • Promote colour recognition skills by providing different coloured containers to sort the items into or colour code compartments of a snack tray.


Suggested Resource                                   'Holi - A Multisensory Exploration                  

'I visited India on the first day of Spring

And what a surprise that did bring!

I walked onto the street, a young boy ran by

And threw powder paint high into the sky

Paint covered my clothes, face, and my hair

Bright coloured mist clouded the air'



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Holi Table of Contents

  • Story Props Checklist

  • How to Tell a Multisensory Story

  • Holi Full Poem

  • Story Delivery Ideas

  • Holi- A Multisensory Exploration, a fully resourced, step-by-step multisensory story

  • Skills and areas of Learning Promoted During the Multisensory Storytelling Session

  • Holi Themed Sensory Bag

  • Holi Themed Sensory Pot Pourri Bag

  • Holi Themed Sensory Umbrella

  • Holi Themed Sensory Tent

  • Holi Themed Sensory Bin

  • Using Dyes and Food Colouring to Colour Sensory Bin Fillers

  • Holi Themed Listening Game

  • Indian Music

  • Sensory Paint

  • How to Make Powdered Chalk

  • Taste Safe Powder Paint

  • Balloon Splatter Art Activity

  • Primary Colour Mixing Ziplock Activity

  • Firework Art Activity

  • Let's Make...Holi Powder Paint

  • Jackson Pollock Themed Art

  • Art in Action by the Students of Harbour House

  • Paint Bombs & Cinnamon Stick Painting

  • Salad Spinner Artwork

  • Colour Sorting Activity

  • Tips for Sourcing Resources

  • Thandai Recipe

  • Rainbow Fruit Kebabs

  • Exploring Emotions Through Colour Idioms

  • Holi Ideas & Inspiration


Mar 16

National Panda Day

  • Although quiet animals, Pandas do make 'barking', 'huffing', and 'growling sounds'. Listen to an audio clip of a Panda making these sounds. Can the student imitate any of the sounds? Model, record their vocalisation and play it back.

  • Pandas move slowly with their toes pointing inwards. Watch footage of a Panda walking and how it moves. Can the student walk and/or move their body like a Panda?

Make a Panda Themed Sensory Bin

  • Line the base of your tray/container with green shredded paper/grass/dried rice/noodles/green tagliatelle.

  • Add 'Bamboo'/ small doweling sticks or twigs, lollipop/craft sticks, cinnamon sticks) and assorted leaves and grasses.

  • Add a toy panda (or draw/print out pictures of pandas on card, laminate and affix to a lollipop stick or straw)

  • Add other interesting black and white items: pom poms, Lego bricks, dice, counters, pipe cleaners, feathers, sequins.

Food Exploration

Place food items into a snack tray or compartment food tray for sensory exploration.
















Mar 25

Mother's Day



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Mar 20

Spring

Spring runs from 20th March to 21st June 2022


Make a Spring Weather Box

This activity promotes an understanding of the change of seasons, provides sensory feedback and the opportunity for the individual to explore and express their likes, dislikes and sensory preference giving them a voice and to make choices.


You will need:

  • A Lidded Box

  • Spring clothing: ankle socks, cardigan/fine knit, lightweight raincoat, long sleeved t-shirt, spring dress

  • Single switch communication device (Talking Tile/BIGMack or similar device) with a recording of birdsong.

  • Umbrella and water spray bottle (for those spring showers)

  • Spring vegetables: Artichoke, asparagus, baby carrots, chard, celery, chives, fennel, lettuce, new potatoes, radish, spinach, spring onion.


Engage the Senses

  • Place the items into a lidded box for the student to explore.

  • Change the items in your box to keep the activity fresh and motivating.

  • You may wish to start with one or two items in your box and keep adding to them.

  • If the individual dislikes an item in the box, then remove it and replace with a different item.

  • Take a note of sensory preferences. This information can be used in the writing of care plans and personal care e.g., you may discover that the student prefers a viscose V-neck t-shirt to a polyester collared one, cotton patterned ankle socks instead of mid-calf plain socks. This sensory exploration may help you identify new foods, textures, or items that the student enjoys.


Table of Contents

  • How to tell a Multisensory Story

  • Story Props Checklist

  • 'Spring' Full Story

  • 'Spring' Fully Resourced, Step-by-Step Multisensory Story

  • Spring Pond Sensory Bin

  • Let's Explore...Lambs

  • Bee Seed Balls

  • Nest Building

  • Make a Bird Nesting Material Holder

  • Chocolate Bird Nests

  • Flower Colour Changing Experiment

  • Spring Weather Box & Sensory Clothes Exploration

  • Spring Nature Walk

  • Bottle Animals

  • Herb Sock Animal

  • Cress Shapes

  • Mini Greenhouse

  • Nature's Art Room

  • Spring Weaving

  • Spring Clean Your Classroom

  • Make Your Own Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products

  • Spring Ancient Beliefs - Egypt & The Roman Empire

  • Spring Ancient Beliefs - Shemu

  • Spring Ancient Beliefs - Anglo Saxons

  • Spring Ancient Beliefs - Ancient Greece & Maya

  • Mayan Equinox Sensory Bin

  • Spring Festivals Around the World - Holi

  • Spring Festivals Around the World - Marzanna (Poland)

  • Spring Festivals Around the World - Cimburijada (Bosnia)

  • Spring Festivals Around the World - Las Fallas (Valencia Spain)

  • Spring Festivals Around the World - Cherry Blossom Festival (Japan)

  • Spring Festivals Around the World - Nowruz (Iran)

  • Spring Sensory Ideas & Inspiration


Mar 21

Comic Relief

We all need laughter in our lives!

  • Watch a clip of a clown/circus act or a funny cartoon.

  • Listen to audio clips of people laughing (canned laughter.)

  • Record the group/class laughing and play it back.

  • Who can do the loudest/quietest laugh? The funniest/silliest laugh?

  • Make funny masks.

  • Provide wigs, face paints and dressing up clothes. Invite students to explore different looks, the wackier the better! Provide a mirror so students can see their reflection.

  • Enjoy a 'laughing' yoga!


Make a 'Red Nose' Pom Pom

This activity is relaxing, tactile and promotes fine motor skills.


You will need:

  • Red wool

  • Two circles of card (students can either trace around a circular object to create their own or you can provide a template.)

  • Scissors

How to Make a 'Red Nose' Pom Pom

  • Cut the card into two circles the same size.

  • Cut out the centres to create a 'doughnut' shape.

  • Make one cut from the outer edge of the circle to the inner 'doughnut.'

  • Start wrapping the red wool around the edge of the circle and through the doughnut until you there is no space to wrap anymore wool.

  • Cut along the edge of the wool

  • Wrap a piece of wool between the two circles of card to secure and tie.

  • Trim any straggly pieces of wool.


Guest Submission

March 4th Weird Pride Day by Helen from Autistic Realms

Helen has created a messy play activity idea sheet and a sensory story to promote Weird Pride Day 2024.


Helen writes: 'There is a Facebook page and website which give info about the context and aims of the day - promoting acceptance, inclusion, celebrating diversity, uniqueness, and weird and wonderful ways of being!


This is an international event, and we will be sharing some educational resources and info to support educational settings.


I think there is some caution with using the word 'weird' within education, but it is a way of accepting things that are different and embracing neurodiversity.'





Helen Edgar Bio

Helen Edgar is a SEN Early Years / Primary teacher specialised in working with those with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities. Founder of Autistic Realms - supporting neurodivergent young people and their families. Offering neurodiversity affirming educational training, workshops and resources.


Contact Details

Twitter /X: @autisticrealms


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March Birthdays

2nd March 1904

Dr Seuss - Share a story 'Green Eggs & Ham', 'The Cat in the Hat', 'One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish', 'Horton Hatches the Egg'


6th March 1475

Michelangelo - Explore his artwork


March 14th 1879

Albert Einstein - Explore light (torches/light-up toys), gravity (throwing balls in the air), space and time.


The March Sensory Garden

  • A time for tidying, weeding, mulching, and fertilising.

  • Chillies, aubergines, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes can be sown indoors.


What to Look for in Nature

Flora and Fauna

  • Alexanders, bistort, burdock, chickweed, comfrey, cowslips, crocus, daffodils, dandelion leaves, gorse, hawthorn tips, orache, primulas, rampion, salad burnet, violets, wild garlic, wood sorrel.


The March Kitchen

  • Purple sprouting broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, chicory, kale, onions, radish, turnips.


Other News

Joanna Grace Thesis

Joanna's thesis is out!


People who have been connected to Joanna will have watched this work unfold.

Joanna writes ''People with profound intellectual and multiple learning disabilities are among the most marginalised, excluded, vulnerable, and silenced members of our communities. One of the many ways in which they are marginalised and made vulnerable is through their exclusion from research, either research's outright disregard for disabled lives or through research that acknowledges people with mild or severe intellectual impairments whilst denying the existence of those with profound intellectual impairments.

In some cases researchers acknowledge the absence of people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities in their work, in other cases they claim they have been included but then present work that relies upon intellectual capacity for participation. My work sought to find a way to include people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities in research. It is not the answer, but it is a part of movement in the direction of recognising the belonging of people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities, in research, in society and in life. Many other (well maybe not many, but certainly a hearty handful) researchers too are seeking to move in this way.''


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Other Titles in this Series

Fully resourced, step-by-step multisensory stories linking individuals to literature, culture, history & topic through the senses.


Each resource includes themed, sensory activities aimed at promoting communication skills, independence, and areas of learning.




FULL LIST OF TITLES

The Seasons Collection

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Winter

The Weather (Free resource)


Christmas

Dear Santa (Free resource)

Dear Santa Adapting into a Play (Free resource)


Culture & Celebrations Collection

A Train Ride Through India

(World) Book Day

Burns Night

Chinese New Year

Halloween

Holi

St Patricks Day


History

The King's Coronation

The Queen's Jubilee (Free resource)

The Romans


Life Skills

Jobs and Work Experience


Maths

Shapes - A Multisensory Exploration (includes 130 shape themed, sensory activities)


Reference

Listen - An A-Z of Sensory Inspiration to Stimulate the Auditory System

Sensory Resources for Sensory Learners (800+ ideas)

January 2024 Teachers Almanac


Self-Care

The Dentist (Free resource)

Washing Hands (Free resource)


Topic/Theme

Journey into Space

Minibeasts

Superheroes

The Beach

The Farm

The Rainforest


Traditional Tales Collection

The Gingerbread Man

Goldilocks

Jack & the Beanstalk

Little Red Riding Hood

The Three Little Pigs


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The Health & Safety Bit!

Please Read Before Engaging in any of the Activities


​Health & Safety Advice & Disclaimer

  • The author has used their best efforts in preparing the information on this website and makes no representation or warranties with respect to the accuracy, applicability, fitness or completeness to the contents.

  • The information is for pleasure purposes only.

  • If you wish to apply any ideas and activities contained in this blog, on the website or in any of the multisensory stories or resources, you are wholly responsible and take full responsibility for your actions.

  • ​The activities are designed to be led and supervised by a responsible adult at all times.

​​A Note on Allergies/Intolerances

  • ​If you have any doubts regarding any activity or prop used, then seek advice before starting.​

  • ​Be aware of potential choking hazards.

  • Check the ingredients in any items you may be using for any potential food or skin allergies or respiratory reactions. If you see any signs of redness, swelling or other symptoms of a suspected reaction seek immediate medical advice.

  • The interactions should be led by the sensory explorer who should be allowed to participate without expectation.

  • ​Never force stimuli and stop the activity if the story explorer shows signs that they are not enjoying the session.


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irich12106
15. Apr. 2024

Thanks for the interesting post

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