March 2013 Curriculum Calendar - Lesson Plan Ideas by Date
Enhance your current curriculum with this fun reference calendar. Whether you want to highlight historic events, honor birthdays of significant people, or celebrate holidays, this is a valuable tool for every teacher. Click on any event to find a breadth of related teaching resources that will spark new ideas to spice up your daily lessons. There's something worth celebrating every day!
Curriculum Calendar
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24
Entrepreneur Steve Jobs is born in 1955
Also try:
technology, entrepreneur
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25
First U.S. paper currency introduced by Lincoln in 1862
Also try:
Abraham Lincoln, Civil War
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26
Frontiersman Buffalo Bill Cody is born in 1846
Also try:
Wild West Show, cowboy
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27
Author John Steinbeck is born in 1902
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28
Salem Witch Trials begin in 1692
Also try:
witchcraft, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Composer Frederic Chopin is born in 1810
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2
Author Dr. Seuss is born in 1904
Also try:
The Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham
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3
Inventor Alexander Graham Bell is born in 1847
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4
Composer Antonio Lucio Vivaldi is born in 1678
Also try:
Baroque music, composer
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5
The Boston Massacre takes place in 1770
Also try:
Townshend Act, Revolutionary War
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6
A decision in the Dred Scott case is reached in 1857
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7
Alexander Graham Bell patents the telephone in 1876
Also try:
Alexander Graham Bell, inventors
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8
International Women's Day
Also try:
women's rights, gender equality
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9
First female cadets accepted at West Point in 1976
Also try:
military, military officers
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10
Senate lowers the voting age to 18 in 1971
Also try:
Bill of Rights, voting age
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11
Romeo and Juliet wed in 1302
Also try:
Shakespeare, tragedy
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12
Author Jack Kerouac is born in 1922
Also try:
Beat Generation
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13
Spanish explorer Cortez lands in Mexico in 1519
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conquistador, Aztecs
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14
Physicist Albert Einstein is born in 1879
Also try:
physicist, Nobel Prize
Math Pi Day
Also try:
pi, discovering pi
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15
Julius Caesar is assassinated on the Ides of March
Also try:
ancient Rome, Ides of March
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16
Nathaniel Hawthorne publishes The Scarlet Letter in 1850
Also try:
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Puritans
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17
Soccer player Mia Hamm is born in 1972
Also try:
soccer, female athlete
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18
The British Parliament repeals the Stamp Act in 1766
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Revolutionary War, American independence
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19
Iraq War began in 2003
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20
Author Lois Lowry is born in 1937
Also try:
Number the Stars, The Giver
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21
Human Rights Day in South Africa
Also try:
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, apartheid
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22
Gutenberg Bible becomes the first printed book in 1457
Also try:
printing press, invention
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23
World Meteorological Day
Also try:
weather, meteorology
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24
Exxon Valdez runs aground in 1989 resulting in worst oil spill in U.S. history
Also try:
oil spill, water pollution
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25
Singer Aretha Franklin is born in 1942
Also try:
gospel music, soul music
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26
Poet Robert Frost is born 1874
Also try:
The Road Not Taken, poetry
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27
First cherry trees are planted in Washington D.C. in 1912
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28
Three Mile Island nuclear accident occurs in 1979
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29
Last U.S. troops leave Vietnam in 1973
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30
Artist Vincent van Gogh is born in 1853
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31
Easter
Also try:
Easter egg, Easter bunny
Activist Cesar Chavez is born in 1927
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2
Author Hans Christian Anderson is born in 1805
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3
Biologist Jane Goodall is born in 1934
Also try:
chimpanzee, endangered species
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4
NATO is ratified in 1949
Also try:
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Poet and activist Maya Angelou is born in 1928
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5
Booker T. Washington is born in 1856
Also try:
orator
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6
Robert E. Peary and Matthew Henson reach the North Pole in 1909
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