March 2017 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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26
Buffalo Bill Cody born (1846)
Also try:
Wild West
Victor Hugo born (1802)
Also try:
Les Miserables
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27
John Steinbeck born (1902)
Also try:
The Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Men
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow born (1807)
Also try:
lyric poetry
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28
Mardi Gras
Also try:
carnival masks
National Tooth Fairy Day
Also try:
oral hygiene
DNA structure discovered (1953)
Also try:
double helix
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1
Women's History Month Begins
Also try:
women's rights
Salem Witch Trials begin (1692)
Also try:
the Crucible
Frederic Chopin born (1810)
Also try:
Romantic era
Yellowstone becomes first national park (1872)
Also try:
national parks
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2
Dr. Seuss born (1904)
Also try:
Seuss political cartoons, Green Eggs and Ham
Read Across America Day
Also try:
literature, reading skills
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3
Alexander Graham Bell born (1847)
First US child labor law regulating working hours passed (1842)
Also try:
labor laws, Industrial Revolution
"The Star-Spangled Banner" becomes national anthem (1931)
Also try:
national anthem
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4
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi born (1678)
Also try:
Baroque Period
National Grammar Day
Also try:
phonetics, linguistics
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5
The Boston Massacre (1770)
Also try:
American Revolution
Stapler invented (1868)
Also try:
inventions
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6
A decision in the Dred Scott case reached (1857)
Also try:
Missouri Compromise, slavery
Michelangelo born (1475)
Also try:
Renaissance art, sculpture
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7
Alexander Graham Bell patents telephone (1876)
Also try:
Alexander Graham Bell
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8
The New York Stock Exchange founded (1817)
Also try:
stock market
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9
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10
Senate lowers voting age to 18 (1971)
Also try:
voting rights
Harriet Tubman Day
Also try:
underground railroad, Civil War
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11
An earthquake measuring 9.0 in magnitude strikes Japan, triggering a tsunami and the second largest nuclear accident in history (2011)
Also try:
Fukushima, earthquakes
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12
Daylight Saving Time begins
Also try:
time zones, seasons
Moscow becomes capital of revolutionary Russia (1918)
Also try:
Moscow
Jack Kerouac born (1922)
Also try:
Beat generation
Truman Doctrine enacted (1947)
Also try:
Cold War, Harry Truman
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13
Hernan Cortes lands in Mexico (1519)
Also try:
Spanish Conquistador
Sir William Herschel discovers Uranus (1781)
Also try:
Uranus, solar system
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14
Albert Einstein born (1879)
Also try:
Theory of Relativity
Math Pi Day
Also try:
circles, circumference
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15
Julius Caesar assassinated (44 BC)
Also try:
Roman Empire, Ides of March
Andrew Jackson born (1767)
Also try:
US Presidents
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16
The Scarlet Letter published (1850)
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Puritans, Nathaniel Hawthorne
James Madison born (1751)
Also try:
US Presidents
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17
Saint Patrick's Day
Also try:
Irish heritage, Ireland
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18
British Parliament repeals the Stamp Act (1766)
Also try:
Revolutionary War, Declaratory Act
Cosmonaut Alexey Leonov becomes the first person to conduct a space walk (1965)
Also try:
Space Race, space exploration
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19
Iraq War begins (2003)
Also try:
War on Terror
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20
Lois Lowry born (1937)
Also try:
The Giver
Spring Equinox
Also try:
four seasons
Uncle Tom's Cabin published (1852)
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21
World Poetry Day
Also try:
writing poetry
Johann Sebastian Bach born (1685)
Also try:
Baroque Period
World Down Syndrome Day
Also try:
disabilities
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22
Niagara Falls runs out of water because of a drought (1903)
Also try:
drought
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23
World Meteorological Day
Also try:
weather patterns, meteorology
US Senate approves its first federal budget in four years (2013)
Also try:
legislative branch
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24
Exxon Valdez causes worst oil spill in U.S. history (1989)
Also try:
oil spill
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25
Frederick Laggenheim takes first photo of a solar eclipse (1857)
Also try:
photography
Constantine begins his reign as Catholic Pope (708)
Also try:
Catholicism, popes
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26
Robert Frost born (1874)
Also try:
narrative poetry
Tennessee Williams born (1911)
Also try:
A Streetcar Named Desire
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27
Alaska is hit by an 8.4 magnitude earthquake (1964)
Also try:
Richter scale
Ptolemy V ascends to the throne of Egypt (196 BC)
Also try:
Ancient Egypt
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28
Three Mile Island nuclear accident occurs (1979)
Also try:
radiation, nuclear energy
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29
Last US troops leave Vietnam (1973)
Also try:
Vietnam aftermath
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30
Vincent van Gogh born (1853)
Also try:
famous artists, still life
Alaska purchased from Russia (1867)
Also try:
US expansion
The Queensboro Bridge opens (1909)
Also try:
bridges
National Doctor's Day
Also try:
medical careers
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31
First US map published (1784)
Also try:
cartography
Cesar Chavez born (1927)
Also try:
worker's rights
Eiffel Tower opens (1889)
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1
National Poetry Month Begins
Also try:
types of poetry
Ruins of Pompeii rediscovered (1748)
Also try:
Mount Vesuvius
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