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.
Grades
Preschool–Kindergarten, Grades 1–5
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, ELA
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 K–4 students in mind and helps build those early comprehension and visualization 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 recess

  • 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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