Read and Draw - Spring Activity

Spring sentences like "I see a pink flower" give beginning readers something to read and then draw, with nine sentence-and-picture boxes on each of four pages about flowers, rain, animals and weather.
Year levels
Pre-school (Early Years)
Pages
4
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Apr 19, 2025

Subject
Spring, Months, Seasons, Art, Holidays, Creative Arts, Holiday & Seasonal, Reading, Language Development, English
Topic
Draw, Drawing
Resource types
Centers, Crafts, Colouring Pages, Lesson Plans, Games
Preparation
Print ready

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Read and Draw – Spring Activity is the perfect mash-up of literacy and creativity that brings springtime vibes right to your classroom. Here’s how it works: students read a simple spring-themed sentence like “The bunny hops through the flowers,” and then draw a picture that brings it to life. That’s it. No glitter explosions, no complicated instructions, just reading, imagining, and drawing.

This activity is designed with Foundation–Year 4 students in mind and helps build those early comprehension and visualisation skills in the most delightful way possible. Plus, it’s a quiet task, so you can finally enjoy a sip of your coffee before it goes cold. Again.

🌸 Ways to Use It:

  • Morning work that doesn’t require micromanaging

  • Centres or stations during your literacy block

  • A creative cool-down after playtime

  • Take-home fun for rainy afternoons

🌼 Why Teachers Love It:

  • Strengthens reading comprehension without being boring

  • Encourages creativity (and some really funny bunny drawings)

  • No prep = more time for you

  • Doubles as an informal assessment of sentence understanding.

PDF File includes 4 pages.

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