March chalkboard art turns a plain kitchen slate into the heartbeat of your home for the whole month. Between muddy boots, spring fever, and the countdown to spring break, a chalkboard gives your family one spot to land each morning, whether it's a silly rooster sunrise or a quiet reminder to count your blessings.
This list gives you 32 ready-to-copy designs, from garden critters to gratitude boards, so you can grab your chalk and get drawing today. Each one is simple enough to sketch during naptime, with easy doodles and short phrases that fit any busy family's pace.
Bright Spring Wall Art
1. Rise and Shine
The sign reads "RISE AND SHINE" in bold white block letters on top, with "AND SHINE" written in buttery yellow script underneath. A cheerful sun peeks over rolling hills, rays drawn in coral chalk, while a tiny smiling rooster crows beside it. Small dots and a sprig of leaves fill the corners.
2. Window Box
The sign reads "WINDOW BOX" in pink and teal block letters, one color per word, sitting above a small drawn window with shutters. Underneath, a flower box overflows with tulips and daisies in coral and butter yellow chalk. Tiny butterflies flutter near the top corners.
This design works well by an entryway or near an actual window for a fun echo effect.
3. Hello Sunshine
The sign reads "HELLO SUNSHINE" in large white script, with "SUNSHINE" sized bigger than "HELLO" for contrast. A big sun fills the center with coral and yellow rays, surrounded by a few small flowers at its base. Scattered dots drift around the edges like floating light.
This bold, centered design works great for a mudroom or playroom where kids pass by often.
4. Spring Bunting
The sign reads "SPRING" in tall block capitals, each letter a different pastel color: coral, teal, pink, and yellow. Below it, a string of triangle flags droops in a gentle curve, each flag decorated with a tiny flower print. A few leafy sprigs sit tucked at both ends.
This layout leans more on the drawing than the words, so it feels festive without much lettering.
5. Mason Jar Blooms
The sign reads "FRESH PICKED" in white script, written small above the main drawing. A mason jar sits center stage, filled with wildflowers in coral, pink, and teal chalk, tied with a butter yellow bow. Tiny dots and a butterfly float near the jar's rim.
This is a great pick for a kitchen counter board since it feels like a still-life sketch.
6. Garden Gate
The sign reads "THE GARDEN GATE" in mixed lettering: "THE" in small script, "GARDEN GATE" in larger block capitals. An open garden gate sits in the center, with a climbing vine curling up one side in teal chalk and pink blossoms dotting the leaves. Small flowers scatter along the ground line.
Spring Break and Outdoor Fun
7. Spring Break Countdown
The sign reads "SPRING BREAK" in bold coral and teal block letters across the top. Below, a row of numbered boxes counts down the days, each box outlined in white chalk, with the final box filled with a small smiling sun instead of a number. A few dots and a flower sprig sit in the corner.
8. Picnic Basket
The sign reads "PICNIC TIME" in playful bubble letters, one word in coral and one in teal. A woven picnic basket sits open on a checkered blanket drawn in simple crisscross lines. A few flowers and small ants doodle along the blanket's edge for fun.
This one is great for planning a weekend outing or just getting kids excited about eating outside again.
9. Nature Walk
The sign reads "NATURE WALK" in earthy coral and teal block letters stacked on two lines. A magnifying glass hovers over a leaf and a feather, drawn in fine white chalk detail. Tiny dots and a small butterfly fill the empty corners.
This design is a sweet prompt before a family walk or scavenger hunt outside.
10. Sidewalk Chalk
The sign reads "SIDEWALK CHALK" in bright bubble letters, each word a different pastel shade. A small box of colored chalk sits open below, with a few chalk lines doodled nearby like a practice scribble. Dots and a tiny flower frame the corners.
This one is fun for a playroom or back porch where kids actually grab their chalk box.
Pi Day and Learning Boards
11. Pi Day Pie
The sign reads "HAPPY PI DAY" in fun block letters, with "PI" drawn extra large for emphasis. A pie with a lattice top sits below, steam lines rising, with the pi symbol (π) drawn beside it in teal chalk. A few crumbs and dots scatter near the plate.
This board is a hit for March 14th, especially in homes with a math-loving kid.
12. Spelling Bee
The sign reads "SPELLING BEE" in playful bubble letters, alternating coral and teal for each word. A small bee holding a tiny pencil buzzes beside the words, wings drawn with soft white swirls. A few dots trail behind the bee like a flight path.
This one is a cute pick for the week of a school spelling test or classroom bee.
13. Science Sprouts
The sign reads "SCIENCE SPROUTS" in clean block letters, each word a different pastel color. A bean sits inside a clear jar, roots curling at the bottom and a small leaf poking out the top, all drawn in soft white chalk outlines. Dots and a sprig decorate the corners.
14. Weather Station
The sign reads "TODAY'S WEATHER" in rounded block letters across the top. Below, a simple chart shows three icons: a sun, a cloud, and a raindrop, each drawn in a different pastel shade. A few scattered dots sit between the icons like floating mist.
This board is a fun daily habit for little ones learning to check the weather each morning.
Little Creatures
15. Frog on a Lily Pad
This chalkboard skips words and lets the drawing do the talking. A smiling frog sits on a round lily pad, legs tucked underneath, with a small flower blooming beside him in soft pink chalk. Ripples circle out from the pad's edge, and a few dots float nearby.
16. Squirrel with an Acorn
This board has no words, just a drawing front and center. A squirrel sits upright holding a small acorn in both paws, its curly tail puffed up behind it in soft coral chalk. A few leaves and dots scatter around its feet.
This chalkboard suits a nature-loving family or a kid who spots squirrels in the yard.
17. Garden Snail
The sign reads "SLOW AND STEADY" in rounded script, written in soft teal chalk. A snail with a swirled shell crosses a large leaf, its little trail of dots following behind. A tiny flower sits at the leaf's edge.
This one is a gentle reminder for busy families to slow down and enjoy small moments.
18. Little Owl
The sign reads "WHO'S READY FOR SPRING" in a mix of script and block letters, sized differently per word for a playful look. A small owl perches on a branch dotted with new buds, wings drawn with soft curved lines in coral and teal. A few leaves and dots fill the corners.
19. Dragonfly Dance
This board skips any words and lets a single scene shine. A dragonfly hovers above a calm pond, wings drawn in delicate teal and pink chalk lines, while a few cattails sway along the water's edge. Small ripples and dots fill the empty space around the pond.
This design is a peaceful pick for a hallway or reading corner.
Home and Family Boards
20. Dinner Tonight
The sign reads "DINNER TONIGHT" in simple white block letters across the top. Below, a plate sits with a fork and knife on either side, a small flower doodled in the corner of the plate. A few dots and a leafy sprig frame the edges.
This chalkboard is a handy spot near the kitchen to share the night's menu with the family.
21. Lunchbox Note
The sign reads "HAVE A GREAT DAY" in cheerful script, written in pink and yellow chalk. A lunchbox sits open below, a small heart and an apple tucked inside, both drawn in soft coral chalk. A few dots and a tiny flower sit near the handle.
This one is sweet for a mudroom or spot by the door where backpacks and lunchboxes wait each morning.
22. Pancake Sunday
The sign reads "PANCAKE SUNDAY" in bubbly block letters, one word in coral and one in butter yellow. A stack of pancakes sits below, drizzled with a swirl of syrup, topped with a few strawberries drawn in bright pink. Small dots and a sprig decorate the plate's edge.
This chalkboard is a fun weekend tradition starter for families who love a slow Sunday breakfast.
23. Family Week Board
This design skips a title phrase of its own, though the sign reads "THIS WEEK" in bold white block letters at the top. Below, seven lines stretch down the board, each labeled for a day and finished with a tiny leaf doodle at the end. A few dots scatter between the lines.
24. Tea Time
The sign reads "TEA TIME" in soft script, written in pink and teal chalk. A teapot sits in the center with two matching cups beside it, steam lines curling up from each. Small flowers and dots decorate the space around the teapot's spout.
This one is a charming pick for a kitchen nook or a board near the kettle.
25. Garden Plan
The sign reads "GARDEN PLAN" in clean block letters across the top, one word in coral and one in teal. Below, four garden beds are drawn in a grid, each holding a different doodle: a carrot, a tomato, a lettuce head, and a small flower. Dots and leafy sprigs fill the spaces between the beds.
Faith, Gratitude and Kindness
26. Fruit of the Spirit
The sign reads "FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT" in mixed lettering, with "FRUIT" in large script and the rest in smaller block capitals. A small tree stands below, its branches holding different fruits drawn in coral, pink, and yellow chalk. A few leaves and dots scatter near the base.
This board works well in a family room as a gentle, faith-based reminder for the month.
27. Be Still
The sign reads "BE STILL" in soft white script, centered at the top of the board. Below, a calm pond stretches across the board with a single lily floating on its surface, drawn in gentle pink and teal chalk. Light ripple lines and a few dots surround the lily.
This chalkboard brings a peaceful moment to a hallway or reading nook.
28. Count Your Blessings
The sign reads "COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS" in bold mixed lettering, each word a different pastel color. A row of small hearts lines up below, each one numbered one through five in white chalk. A few dots and a tiny flower sit at the end of the row.
This design works well by the dinner table as a nightly gratitude prompt.
29. Seeds of Kindness
The sign reads "SEEDS OF KINDNESS" in rounded block letters, one word per color across coral, teal, and yellow. Below, small seeds drift down into a heart-shaped patch of soil, drawn with a scalloped outline. A few dots and tiny sprigs frame the heart.
This chalkboard is a sweet lesson starter for teaching kids about kindness this month.
30. Gratitude List
The sign reads "I AM GRATEFUL FOR" in soft script across the top. Below, three blank lines wait to be filled in, each one starting with a small flower doodle in coral, pink, or teal. Dots scatter lightly between the lines.
This board is an easy daily habit for a kitchen or entryway wall.
31. Prayer Jar
The sign reads "PRAYER JAR" in gentle white script across the top. Below, a jar sits filled with folded slips of paper, a small heart drawn on the jar's front in soft pink chalk. A few dots and a tiny sprig sit near the jar's lid.
This chalkboard works nicely in a family room corner paired with an actual jar and paper slips.
32. Tiny Blessings
The sign reads "TINY BLESSINGS" in soft mixed lettering, one word in script and one in small block capitals. Below, little seedlings grow out of an egg carton, each cup holding a tiny green sprout drawn in teal chalk. A few dots and a small flower frame the carton's edges.
This design is a gentle way to celebrate small growth and new beginnings this March.
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