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Page 9 - Spring Activities For Preschoolers
Delight your preschool students with spring activities designed for their developmental level. This collection includes sensory play, nature walks, and easy crafts. By integrating these activities into your lessons, you can foster exploration and joy during the spring season.
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Spring Coloring Activity 8
Creative Arts, Graphic Arts, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Months, Seasons, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets, Coloring Pages, Classroom Decor, Bulletin Boards, Posters, Activities, Centers, Crafts
Spring is in the air, and so is the excitement of young artists ready to bring the season to life! This Spring Coloring Activity is the perfect way to keep kids engaged while also guiding them through a fun and creative experience . With two pages included , one for free coloring and another with a helpful guide, kids can follow along or let their imagination run wild (because who says a butterfly can’t be polka-dotted?). What’s Included? ✅ 1 Coloring Page – Featuring adorable spring-themed illustrations like flowers, butterflies, and sunshine. ✅ 1 Guided Coloring Page – Helps kids with color suggestions while still encouraging creativity. Ways to Use: ✔ Morning Work – A calm and engaging way to start the day. ✔ Early Finisher Activity – Keeps fast finishers busy with something fun. ✔ Science & Art Connection – Talk about spring while kids color! ✔ Indoor Recess or Calm Corner – Perfect for rainy days or quiet moments. ✔ Bulletin Board Display – Turn your classroom into a spring wonderland! Why You’ll Love It: ✔ No prep – Just print and go! ✔ Encourages creativity with gentle guidance. ✔ Mess-free fun (no glue, no paint, no disasters!). Let your students celebrate spring one colorful masterpiece at a time! 🌷🎨
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
Tags Coloring, Coloring Worksheets, Coloring Pages, Spring, Spring Activities, Spring Coloring Pages, Spring Coloring Worksheets, Spring Coloring
Gardening Alphabet Puzzles
ELA, Language Development, Phonics, Spring, Seasons, Holiday & Seasonal, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities, Centers
Teach your preschool and kindergarten students the alphabet with these engaging gardening alphabet puzzles. These letter matching puzzles are designed to help young learners practice letter identification, uppercase and lowercase letter recognition, and early phonics skills in a fun, hands on way. Each puzzle features a bright and colorful garden theme themed image, making this activity perfect for seasonal learning centers, small groups, or independent literacy practice. What is Included: This resource contains 26 two-piece alphabet puzzles for matching capital and lowercase letters for each letter of the alphabet. The hands-on nature of these puzzles gives students a tactile way to practice matching uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet. Students can complete these puzzles independently or with a partner. When to Use Early Finishers - If students finish their work early, they can use these puzzles for extra practice. Small Group Work - Teachers can use these puzzles to target small groups of students who need more practice. Literacy Center - Students can practice building words individually or with a partner in a literacy center . Morning Tub or Basket - Students can work independently or with a partner to complete the puzzles while waiting on classmates to arrive at class. Tasks Boxes - These puzzles fit well in tasks boxes making literacy centers easy to set up and put away. Students will stay engaged and have fun completing these puzzles over and over to master letter recognition. Skills Assessed: Letter Recognition and Identification for Capital and Lowercase Letters Matching Capital Letters with their Corresponding Lowercase Letters Ability to place single letters in alphabetical order These gardening alphabet puzzles are a low prep option for teachers. They just need to be printed out and cut apart before being added to the desired activity location. The puzzles can be laminated for durability if desired.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Alphabet Puzzles, Letter Recognition, Alphabet Activities
My Color Wheel Game - Colors Activity
ELA, Language Development, ESL, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Seasons, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter, Kindergarten, Preschool, Infant, Toddler, Grade 1, 2, Activities, Centers, Crafts, Games, Classroom Decor, Bulletin Boards, Banners, Posters
Let’s be honest, teaching colors should be as exciting as a rainbow after a storm (but without the mess of actual paint everywhere). That’s where My Color Wheel Game comes in! This interactive, hands-on activity makes learning about colors fun, engaging, and just the right amount of competitive . Whether your little learners are just starting to explore primary colors or ready to mix things up (literally), this game helps them understand how colors work in a way that actually sticks , unlike that red marker stain on your sleeve. How to Use (Because We Know You Like Options!): ✔ Morning Warm-Up – Get those brains buzzing with some colorful fun! ✔ Small Group Activity – Perfect for teamwork and friendly competition. ✔ Early Finishers – Because finishing early shouldn’t mean getting bored. ✔ Indoor Recess – A lifesaver when it’s too rainy, too cold, or too “I don’t wanna go outside.” ✔ Art Integration – Teach color mixing in a way that actually makes sense! Why You’ll Love It: ✔ Zero prep – Just print and play! ✔ Hands-on learning – Kids stay engaged without realizing they’re learning. ✔ Encourages creativity – Because the world needs more artists, not just adults who color inside the lines. ✔ No glitter involved – A teacher’s dream! With My Color Wheel Game , your students will go from “What’s a primary color?” to “Look, I made purple!” in no time. 🌈🖍🎨 Pdf fie includes 2 pages.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
Tags Colors, Vocabulary, Back To School, Fine Motor Skills, Games, Colors Game, Cut And Glue, Back To School Activities
Spring Alphabetical Order Puzzles
Holiday & Seasonal, ELA, Seasons, Spring, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Activities
Spring Alphabetical Order Puzzles This spring Alphabetical Order Puzzles teaching resource provides students with hands-on practice placing CVC words in alphabetical order by their first letter. What is Included: This set includes 20 real-picture puzzles focused on spring themes including 10 puzzles with 5 words each and 10 puzzles with 10 words each. Also included are recording sheets for students to write the words from the puzzles in proper ABC order. These self-correcting alphabetical order puzzles allow students to develop and reinforce this key early literacy skill in a colorful way. These spring puzzles contain easy to read, decodable words that students can easily read, providing a low stress activity for students to practice the skill of alphabetizing words. The stress free nature of this activity will give teachers a fun lesson for students to practice this skill. When to Use: Literacy Center - Simply place the puzzles and recording pages in a literacy center for students to complete independently or with a partner. Morning Tub or Bins - Place the puzzles in a morning bin for students to complete as their classmates arrive to class. Small Group Activities - The teacher can pull a small group of students aside who need extra practice alphabetizing words to the first letter. The bright, colorful, real images keep young learners engaged. This resource is an engaging and differentiated way for K-2 students to practice alphabetical order. These spring alphabetizing puzzles are a low prep option for teachers. Simply print, laminate if desired, and cut out the puzzle pieces. The puzzle pieces can be stored in task boxes so teachers can easily set up the center and students can easily clean up the center. The task box makes this literacy activity very simple to store. Skills Assessed: This spring alphabetical order activity assesses students' ability to place CVC words in alphabetical order to the first letter.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabetical Order, ABC Order, Alphabetical Order Puzzles, Spring Puzzles, Spring Literacy Centers
Spring Coloring Activity 6
Creative Arts, Graphic Arts, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Months, Seasons, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets, Coloring Pages, Activities, Centers, Crafts, Classroom Decor, Bulletin Boards, Posters
Spring is in the air, and so is the excitement of young artists ready to bring the season to life! This Spring Coloring Activity is the perfect way to keep kids engaged while also guiding them through a fun and creative experience . With two pages included —one for free coloring and another with a helpful guide—kids can follow along or let their imagination run wild (because who says a butterfly can’t be polka-dotted?). What’s Included? ✅ 1 Coloring Page – Featuring adorable spring-themed illustrations like flowers, butterflies, and sunshine. ✅ 1 Guided Coloring Page – Helps kids with color suggestions while still encouraging creativity. Ways to Use: ✔ Morning Work – A calm and engaging way to start the day. ✔ Early Finisher Activity – Keeps fast finishers busy with something fun. ✔ Science & Art Connection – Talk about spring while kids color! ✔ Indoor Recess or Calm Corner – Perfect for rainy days or quiet moments. ✔ Bulletin Board Display – Turn your classroom into a spring wonderland! Why You’ll Love It: ✔ No prep – Just print and go! ✔ Encourages creativity with gentle guidance. ✔ Mess-free fun (no glue, no paint, no disasters!). Let your students celebrate spring one colorful masterpiece at a time! 🌷🎨
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
Tags Coloring, Spring Coloring, Coloring Worksheets, Spring Pages, Spring Activities, Coloring Pages, Coloring Activity, Spring Decor, Spring
Birds Alphabetical Order Puzzles
Holiday & Seasonal, ELA, Seasons, Spring, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Activities
Birds Alphabetical Order Puzzles This birds Alphabetical Order Puzzles teaching resource provides students with hands-on practice placing CVC words in alphabetical order by their first letter. What is Included: This set includes 20 real-picture puzzles focused on spring themes including 10 puzzles with 5 words each and 10 puzzles with 10 words each. Also included are recording sheets for students to write the words from the puzzles in proper ABC order. These self-correcting alphabetical order puzzles allow students to develop and reinforce this key early literacy skill in a colorful way. These spring puzzles contain easy to read, decodable words that students can easily read, providing a low stress activity for students to practice the skill of alphabetizing words. The stress free nature of this activity will give teachers a fun lesson for students to practice this skill. When to Use: Literacy Center - Simply place the puzzles and recording pages in a literacy center for students to complete independently or with a partner. Morning Tub or Bins - Place the puzzles in a morning bin for students to complete as their classmates arrive to class. Small Group Activities - The teacher can pull a small group of students aside who need extra practice alphabetizing words to the first letter. The bright, colorful, real images keep young learners engaged. This resource is an engaging and differentiated way for K-2 students to practice alphabetical order. These bird alphabetizing puzzles are a low prep option for teachers. Simply print, laminate if desired, and cut out the puzzle pieces. The puzzle pieces can be stored in task boxes so teachers can easily set up the center and students can easily clean up the center. The task box makes this literacy activity very simple to store. Skills Assessed: This bird alphabetical order activity assesses students' ability to place CVC words in alphabetical order to the first letter.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabetical Order, ABC Order, Alphabetical Order Puzzles, Bird Puzzles, Birds Literacy Center
Fall Bingo Game
Holiday & Seasonal, Seasons, Spring, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Activities, Games
Fall Bingo Game: A Highly Engaging Teaching Resource The Fall Bingo Game is an enchanting teaching resource, infused with the vibrant colors uniquely attributed to fall. It is a hands-on, interactive game, excellent at delivering maximum engagement and participation among students from kindergarten to 2nd grade. This resource can make its most significant impact during holidays as it allows teachers to conduct exciting exercises that celebrate the charm of fall. It boasts 40 unique Fall bingo cards, which enables its usage in colossal classes or large groups. Each card is adorned with high-quality clipart of pumpkins and colourful leaves, characteristic symbols of fall. How to Use the Fall Bingo Game Teachers can print out and laminate these cards for each student. There are five pages full of teacher's calling cards for changing up games each time they play! The bingos can also be great tools for independent learning if assigned as homework. Educational Benefits This game provides more than just fun; it offers various educational benefits too! If used effectively in classrooms (individual pairings or small group collaboration), these games foster listening skills while expanding vocabulary regarding different aspects related to the season. Convenient Format and Extending Learning Opportunities This complete teaching tool comes neatly packed in a 45-page PDF format - ready for quick downloads whenever required with no trouble. The worthiness extends beyond getting 'five in a row'; you could tailor gameplay focusing on beginning sounds relevant to early literacy instruction. Incorporating this engaging Fall Bingo Game into your autumn-themed lesson plans ensures an enjoyable learning experience whether you're moulding young minds in public school classrooms or homeschools. Each educational moment can be turned memorable!
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Fall Bingo, Interactive Game, Hands-on Learning, Autumn-themed Lesson Plans, Engaging Exercises
Months Matching Game
ELA, Language Development, ESL, Vocabulary, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Fall, Seasons, Spring, Summer, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, Worksheets & Printables, Activities, Centers, Classroom Decor, Bulletin Boards, Posters, Word Walls, Assessments, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
If your students think July is the 11th month and that “March” means to walk loudly down the hallway, it might be time for a Months Matching Game . This fun, no-prep activity helps kids match each month with its corresponding number (January = 1, February = 2… you get the idea). It’s like a mini calendar bootcamp, minus the boring part. Ways to Use: Centers or Stations : Set it out and let the calendar confidence bloom. Morning Work or Bell Ringers : A great way to start the day (and sneak in some learning). Fast Finisher Fun : Because you need something for the overachievers. Review Game : Prep for calendar quizzes or just help them stop calling April the 8th month. Why You’ll Love It: Zero Prep – Print, cut, and let the matching magic begin. Builds Calendar Knowledge – No more guessing games when writing the date. Flexible – Use as flashcards, memory game, or even a scavenger hunt. Engaging & Quick – Keeps students learning while you sip that reheated coffee. Pdf file includes 1 page.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Months, Months Of The Year, Back To School, Games, Match, Numbers, Spring Activities, Back To School Activities
Spring Dot Painting - A Fine Motor Art Activity
Holiday & Seasonal, Creative Arts, Art, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities, Crafts
Practice fine motor skills while creating a spring dot art painting with these fine motor q-tip dot painting sheets. This spring themed art activity is a perfect anytime craft for preschoolers and early elementary students to practice hand eye coordination. The following dot painting pages are included in this set: bird, butterfly, flower (3), kite, nest, snail, sprout, tulip, umbrella, watering can, worm Each page is designed with a different spring objects for students to practice their fine motor skills and create a fun art picture to display in the classroom or in their home. Students will have fun choosing their colors to make their pictures their own unique masterpieces. When to Use these Dot Painting Pages Art Center or a Fine Motor Center - Simply place the pages inside the center with paints of various colors and cotton swabs for students to complete. Craft Activity - These dot painting pages also make a great whole class art activity where each student paints at their own desk their chosen dot art picture. Early Finishers - When students finish their work, they can complete this dot painting activity while waiting on their classmates to finish their assignments. Quiet Time Activity - Students who have trouble napping can complete one of these dot painting pages while their classmates nap. Displays - These dot painting pictures can be displayed on classroom bulletin boards , doors, or hallways. All of these dot painting pages are no prep. They just need to be printed and given to students to decorate. The teacher will simply need to provide paints of various colors and cotton swabs. An alternative to using cotton swabs and paint is to have students decorate their pictures with dots of colored glue. Older students may want to try creating their pictures this way for a more tactile way to complete this art activity.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Fine Motor Art, Fine Motor Skills, Dot Painting, Spring Dot Painting
Easter Egg Craft
Creative Arts, Graphic Arts, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Seasons, Spring, Easter, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Centers, Activities, Crafts, Classroom Decor, Bulletin Boards, Posters, Door Decor
Ready to embrace the chaos of scissors, glue sticks, and colorful creativity? This Easter Egg Craft is the perfect way to keep your little learners engaged while they snip, stick, and sparkle their way through spring. It’s hands-on, low-prep, and a certified “quiet activity” (well, mostly quiet, until someone loses a glue cap). With just two pages, one egg template to decorate and one easy-to-follow guide, students can create their own fabulous Easter masterpieces. Whether your classroom turns into a pastel explosion or a glitter warzone, at least they’re having fun and developing those fine motor skills, right? What’s Included: 🥚 2 Easter Egg Elements pages (perfect for cutting, decorating, and showing off. 🖍️ 1 Guide Page with design examples and color inspiration Ways to Use It: ✔️ Art Time : Channel that holiday energy into something creative ✔️ Bulletin Board Brilliance : Create a colorful wall of egg-cellent artwork ✔️ Holiday Fun Friday : A festive activity to end the week with style ✔️ Morning Work / Early Finishers : Keeps hands busy and minds happy ✔️ Take-Home Craft : Parents love fridge-worthy art Warning: May cause bursts of joy and mild glue stick addiction.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Cut And Glue, Fine Motor Skills, Easter Craft, Easter Activities, Easter Cut And Glue, Easter Egg Craft, Egg Craft, Spring Activities, Easter Crafts
Thanksgiving Color by Number - Set 3 - Thanksgiving Activities
Creative Arts, Art, Fine Arts, Graphic Arts, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Months, Seasons, 100's Day, April Fools, Back To School, Birthdays, Chinese New Year, Christmas, Easter, Cinco De Mayo, Columbus Day, End Of Year, Election Day, First Day of School, Halloween, Hispanic Heritage Month, Indigenous Peoples Day, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, April, August, December, February, January, July, June, March, May, November, October, September, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter, Math, Early Math, Numbers, Shapes, Infant, Toddler, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Centers, Crafts, Games, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets, Coloring Pages
Bring on the Thanksgiving Color by Number fun, where crayons meet comedy! These five pages are packed with festive designs like turkeys who forgot it’s November, pumpkins vying for pie stardom, and a cornucopia so full it’s practically saying, “Don’t judge me, it’s the holidays.” Each section is labeled with a number, and each number matches a color, simple, right? Unless you’re that one kid who insists on making the turkey purple because, and I quote, “It’s my artistic vision.” And honestly, who are we to argue? As your students work through these pages, they’ll unveil cheerful Thanksgiving scenes without even realizing they’re practicing focus and color-matching skills. It’s educational, but let’s keep that between us, no need to ruin the fun with big words. Whether it’s coloring a pumpkin the perfect shade of orange or accidentally turning a pie into an unintentional masterpiece, these pages are guaranteed to deliver laughs and creativity. No stress, no prep, and no arguments over who gets the last crayon. Just good old-fashioned fun, well, as old-fashioned as numbered coloring can get. So, grab your art supplies, and let’s make this Thanksgiving more colorful than Uncle Bob’s questionable holiday sweater. Enjoy!
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
Tags Coloring Pages, Color By Number, Thanksgiving Coloring Pages, Thanksgiving Craft, Fall Craft, Thanksgiving Math, Numbers, Turkey Craft, Thanksgiving Turkey
Read and Draw - End of Year Activity
Creative Arts, ELA, Reading, Language Development, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, End Of Year, Seasons, Summer, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets, Coloring Pages, Activities, Centers, Crafts, Classroom Decor, Bulletin Boards
Looking for a fun, no-prep way to keep your K–2nd graders learning (and not climbing the walls) at the end of the school year? This End of Year Read and Draw Activity is just what tired teachers and energetic students need! It’s the perfect mix of reading comprehension and artistic expression, like sneaking veggies into a cupcake. Students will read short, engaging sentences or paragraphs about summer, school memories, or future plans, then use their imaginations to draw what they read. It’s like a mini brain workout with crayons. Ways to Use: End-of-year centers or morning work Early finisher activity (aka, “I’m done!” insurance) Transition time filler without chaos Last week of school fun that’s still educational Easy sub plans when your brain has checked out Advantages: Strengthens reading comprehension and listening skills Supports visual learners and creativity Encourages focus and independent work Easy to print and go, no laminating or gluing required Keeps kids engaged while you pack up the classroom or hunt for your missing stapler Let students celebrate the end of the year with a pencil in one hand and a crayon in the other, no glitter necessary. Pdf file includes 4 pages. Enjoy!
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Read And Draw, Reading, End Of Year, End Of Year Reading, End Of Year Crafts, End Of Year Craft, Summer Craft, End Of Year Literacy, End Of Year Activities
Read and Draw - Spring Activity
Creative Arts, Art, Holiday & Seasonal, ELA, Language Development, Seasons, Spring, Months, Holidays, Reading, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables, Coloring Pages, Activities, Centers, Crafts, Games, Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
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 Centers 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.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Draw, Drawing, Draw Activity, Coloring, Spring Coloring, Spring Activities, Spring Draw, Spring Drawing, Drawing Activity, Reading
Easter Alphabetical Order Activity + Answers
ELA, Language Development, ESL, Grammar, Vocabulary, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Easter, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, Worksheets & Printables, Teacher Tools, Assessments, Lesson Plans, Quizzes and Tests, Tests, Activities, Centers
Looking for an egg-cellent way to sneak in some language skills before the sugar rush of Easter break? This Easter Alphabetical Order Activity + Answers is the no-prep, all-fun solution! Students read a list of Easter-themed words (think: bunny, basket, chocolate, yes, we said chocolate), then flex those ABC muscles by putting them in alphabetical order. It’s festive, educational, and doesn’t involve glitter. Win-win. Designed for k-3rd grade students, this activity boosts spelling and vocabulary while reinforcing dictionary skills and attention to detail, all under the clever disguise of holiday fun. Ways to Use It: 🐣 Morning work that actually keeps them engaged 🐣 Literacy centers with zero prep required 🐣 Early finisher challenge that’s not just more of the same 🐣 Seasonal homework that won’t cause parent panic Why Teachers Love It: ✔️ Strengthens alphabetical order and vocabulary skills ✔️ Reinforces spelling with relevant seasonal words ✔️ Includes answer key (a teacher’s best friend) ✔️ No prep, no mess, just print-and-go
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Alphabet, Alphabet Order, Alphabetical Order, Abc, Abc Order, Easter, Easter Activities, Easter Literacy, Literacy, Spring Literacy
Find a Friend Who - End of Year Activities
ELA, Language Development, ESL, Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, End Of Year, Seasons, Summer, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Centers, Crafts, Games, Teacher Tools, Assessments, Lesson Plans, Quizzes and Tests, Quizzes
Looking for a fun, low-prep activity to wrap up the school year? This Find a Friend Who game is the perfect blend of movement, laughter, and classroom connection! Students walk around the room, chatting with classmates to find someone who matches each prompt (like “has a pet” or “can whistle”) and write their name in the box. The twist? They have to find a different person for each square, no duplicates allowed! Ways to Use: Icebreaker or end-of-year celebration activity Morning work or early finisher option Team-building exercise Indoor recess or fun Friday treat Advantages: Encourages communication and active listening Builds classroom community and friendships Gets students up and moving Promotes inclusion and social-emotional skills Easy to print and go, no prep needed! Great for all elementary levels This is a lighthearted, engaging way to help students reflect, laugh, and connect before the final bell rings. Plus, it gives you five glorious minutes to breathe while they’re busy finding someone who loves broccoli or can do a cartwheel. Enjoy the chaos, in the best way!
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags End Of Year, End Of Year Activities, End Of Year Games, Games, Summer Activities, Spring Activities
Bee Number Puzzles 1-20
ELA, Holiday & Seasonal, Language Development, Phonics, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
This resource contains a set of bee themed puzzles designed to engage preschool and kindergarten students in a thorough exploration of numbers and counting objects from 1-10. Built around an appealing spring or insect theme, this engages students to practice counting and recognizing numbers up to 10. With its bold, and brightly colored cards, these simple puzzles layouts, kindergartners and preschoolers can stay engaged and have fun with counting! What is Included: 3 piece puzzles where students can match numbers, number words, and objects How to Use: Students will take a puzzle piece and count the number of objects on one honeycomb and read the number words on the other honeycomb. They will then look for the matching number honeycomb and place the three honeycombs together. When these Puzzles: Task Box Activities - These puzzles can easily be stored in task boxes and provide for easy set up, clean up, and storage. Math Center - The puzzles can be placed inside a math center for students to work alone or with a partner. Morning Tubs or Baskets - The puzzles can be placed in a morning bin for students to do while they wait for their classmates to arrive. Small Group Activities - The teacher can pull aside a small group of students who need practice with counting and number recognition to work on these puzzles. Quiet Time Activity - In the preschool classroom, these puzzles are a perfect activity for non-nappers to work on quietly. Skills Assess by these Puzzles Students can practice number recognition and counting up to 10, including the number zero. These bee number puzzles are low prep. They just need to be printed and cut apart. The teacher can laminate these puzzles for durability if desired. Once created, the puzzles can be laminated for durability, making this activity reusable.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Number Recognition, Counting Objects, Counting Puzzles, Number Puzzles, Bee Puzzles, Insect Puzzles
Spring Alphabet Sensory Bin Mats
ELA, Holiday & Seasonal, Language Development, Phonics, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
These spring alphabet sensory bin mats engage young learners in letter recognition practice. What is Included: There are 8 different spring alphabet mats for capital and lowercase letters. There are flower letter tiles for students to use when matching letters. How to Use: To create a sensory bin, the teacher will hide the letter tiles inside a sensory bin and then give students an alphabet mat to match the letters they find. Students will match flower letter cards to capital and lowercase mats depicting colorful spring scenes. Children will take out cards one by one, searching for the matching letter on their personal mat. Alternatively, distribute the mats and cards for independent matching tasks. This versatile activity lets learners work alone, in pairs, or a whole group. The eight illustrated mats strengthen alphabet skills and feature real photographs for an engaging literacy center . When to Use: Literacy Center - This sensory bin can be placed in a literacy center for students to work on independently or with a partner. Morning Work - The teacher can place the sensory bin in a morning tub for students to work on as they wait for their classmates to arrive to class. Quiet Time Activity - Students in preschool rooms who do not nap can work quietly with one of these sensory bins. This low prep activity is perfect for teachers to prepare for students to use in the classroom or for children to use at home to practice their letter recognition skills with a hands on approach. The spring mats make a great literacy center for young learners in preschool and kindergarten. Use these fun alphabet mats year after year for a fun seasonal activity assessing letter matching abilities. Pair with other spring themed resources like dot painting fine motor tasks, alphabet puzzles, and counting clip cards for cross-curricular spring fun.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Sensory Bin, Alphabet Activities, Letter Recognition, Spring Alphabet Mats, Spring Alphabet, Spring Literacy
Spring Alphabet and Number Sequencing Puzzles
Holiday & Seasonal, Math, Early Math, Numbers, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities
Students will practice placing letters and numbers in sequential order with these spring themed sequencing puzzles. These puzzles allow young elementary students to practice placing letters in alphabetical order and placing numbers with in 100 in their correct counting sequence. What is included: There are 10 number puzzles for counting by 1s or skip counting by 2s, 5s, or 10s. There are 10 alphabet puzzles for putting both capital and lowercase letters in alphabetical order. All of the sequencing puzzles feature a real photographic image. These spring theme pictures allow students to have fun and stay engaged while they place the letters in alphabetical order and the numbers in the correct sequential order. How to Use: Students will place each letter or number in the correct order to build each picture puzzle. When to Use: Morning Tubs or Baskets - These puzzles make a great activity for students to work on as their classmates arrive to class. Literacy or Math Center - Simply place these puzzles in a math or literacy center for students to complete individually or with a partner. Quiet Time Activity - These puzzles make the perfect quiet activity for those students who do not nap during rest time. Small Group Activity - Teachers can use these puzzles in a small group with students who need extra practice counting to 10. These sequencing puzzles are a low prep option for teachers to prepare for students. They can be easily stored in task boxes which allow for easy center set up, clean up and then storage when the center is not in use. Skills Assessed: Students will demonstrate knowledge of the correct order of numbers as well as the ability to skip count by 1s, 2s, 5s, or 10s within 100. Students will demonstrate knowledge of the correct order of letters in both capital and lowercase forms.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Counting Puzzles, Numerical Order, Real Photographs, Alphabetical Order, Sequencing Puzzles, Spring Alphabet, Spring Math, Spring Counting
Bee Alphabet Puzzles
ELA, Holiday & Seasonal, Language Development, Phonics, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Engage your preschool and kindergarten students in a delightful bee activity with these charming letter puzzles. Designed to reinforce letter identification skills, these puzzles provide a fun and interactive way for students to practice recognizing and matching capital and lowercase letters. As students piece together the two halves of each beehive, they will develop their letter recognition abilities. These alphabet puzzles are the perfect educational tool to enhance early literacy and also make learning the alphabet an enjoyable experience for young learners. What is Included: This resource contains 26 two-piece alphabet puzzles that match capital and lowercase letters for each letter of the alphabet. The hands-on nature of these puzzles gives students a tactile way to practice matching uppercase and lowercase letters. Students can complete these puzzles independently or with a partner. How to Use the Puzzles Task Box Activities -- Place the cut-out puzzle pieces in a task box so students can complete the puzzles. Literacy Centers -- Place these puzzle pieces in a literacy center for students to choose to do for practicing matching capital and lowercase letters. Morning Baskets or Tubs -- By using the puzzles in morning bins, students can stay engaged while they wait for their classmates to arrive to class. All of the puzzles in this resource can be stored in task boxes. This allows the teacher to have an easy to set up activity that students can easily clean up and put away all by themselves. Skills Assessed: Letter Recognition for Capital and Lowercase Letters Matching Capital Letters with their Corresponding Lowercase Letters Ability to place letters in alphabetical order These alphabet puzzles are low prep. They just need to be printed out and cut apart before being added to the desired activity location. The teacher can choose to laminate the puzzle pieces for durability.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Puzzles, Letter Recognition, Bee Puzzles
How Many Activity - Counting
Math, Early Math, Counting, Numbers, Winter, Seasons, Holiday & Seasonal, Summer, Spring, Fall, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, Workbooks, Worksheets & Printables, Activities, Centers
Bring a frosty twist to counting with this delightful How Many Activity! Perfect for winter-themed fun, this resource combines the magic of seasonal illustrations with the joy of early math skills. Snowmen, mittens, mugs of cocoa, and more make this counting adventure as cozy as a warm scarf in a snowstorm. Ways to Use: Classroom Centers: Keep your students engaged with independent or partner counting activities. Homework Helper: Send home a page or two for parents to join in the winter wonderland learning. Brain Break Fun: Use as a calm and focused activity during transitions. Holiday Celebrations: Keep kids entertained while embracing the winter vibes at school events. Advantages: Engaging Visuals: The adorable winter-themed objects will have kids counting with glee. Builds Skills: Develops early math, observation, and fine motor skills in a creative way. Multi-Level: Works for beginners learning to count or advanced students practicing addition. Stress-Free Setup: Just print, pass out, and let the counting begin! Winter Cheer: Adds a sprinkle of seasonal charm to any lesson plan. This resource makes winter counting a snowball of success, minus the cold fingers! It's math, creativity, and holiday spirit wrapped up in one fun package.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
Tags Counting, Counting Activity, Counting Worksheets, How Many, How Many Activity, Math Activity, Winter Math, Winter Activities, Christmas Math
Bumblebee One Page Paper Craft Art Activities
Holiday & Seasonal, Creative Arts, Art, Seasons, Spring, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Crafts, Projects
Engage young learners with this simple bumblebee paper craft activity . This 5-page printable PDF includes a paper craft template, coloring page, and three differentiated line writing papers with mini drawing/coloring activities for individuals or groups. Students practice fine motor skills while personalizing projects to display. Extend the activity by providing additional craft materials like pom poms, googly eyes, etc. Differentiate further with show and tell reflections. This no-prep activity works for whole/small groups, sub plans, art centers, portfolios and more. For more ideas, visit Doodle Thinks. Support young artists while building classroom community and creativity with this sweet spring-themed bumblebee craft. More paper craft ideas linked below.
Author Doodle Thinks
Tags Coloring, Writing, Craft, Paper Craft, Art, Spring, Bee, Bumblebee, Insect
April Fools' Day Handprint Art – Preschool Craft
Holiday & Seasonal, Creative Arts, Art, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, 3, Classroom Decor, Activities, Crafts
FOREVER JUNE DESIGN Celebrate April Fool’s Day with a creative gift for the special people in your students' lives! My"April Fool’s Day Handprint Art"is a fun and easy activity that allows children to create a super cute keepsake for their families. This print features a jokester hat that is missing a head. The best part? Kids can proudly display their painted handprints as the missing head/face. This April Fools Day Printable reads"Happy April Fool’s Day, From Your Little Jokester."with a spot for students to sign their names. This DIY colouring activity is black and white, so your child or students can personalize them with their coloring skills and handprints in their favourite colors. This activity is an excellent way for students to provide silly, but cute art to the people they love. And because it doesn't mention a specific person, it can also be used for any family member or special friend. My DIY April Fool’s Day Handprint Art is appropriate for kids of various ages- Perfect as DIY Arts and Crafts for toddlers, as a custom April Fool’s Day gift from Daycare and Early Childhood Education (ECE) child care settings, as last minute take home April Fool’s Day Cards from preschool and Nursery School Programs, as a Handprint Craft for Homeschool or Special Education Classrooms, as a fun Spring Activity for Pre-K & Kindergarten Students or as a personalized keepsake for Grade 1-6 teachers to share with their students! I SUPPLY THE DESIGN AND YOU SUPPLY THE LITTLE ARTIST! It can be completed in just a few easy steps. Simply paint your child's hand, press their tiny hands onto the paper to create the handprint face, and then let them colour the rest of the printable in their favourite colours! They will be so excited to bring this sweet gift home to their family! Once complete, this print can be framed or hung up as a unique and special addition to any home. Get yours now and give your child or students the opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind gift for the important people in their life!It's as easy as 1-2-3, just Order-Download-Print! Thanks for visitingFOREVER JUNE DESIGN!I hope your students have as much fun with this April Fool’s Day Handprint Art as I did designing it! Here Are More Resources for You to Enjoy: Take Home Mother’s Day Gift Father’s Day Handprint Craft Teacher Appreciation Gift for Students Earth Day Handprint Art Pledge Earth Day Papercraft Personalized Father’s Day Gift You Can Find More Resources At My Store Front Here: Forever June Digital Design
Author Forever June Digital Design
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Tags April Fool's Day, Handprint Art, Preschool Printables, Homeschool Elementary, Low Prep Activities, Pre-K JK SK, Special Education Students, Seasonal Arts & Crafts, Spring DIY, Early Childhood Education ECE
Bee Alphabet Cards
ELA, Holiday & Seasonal, Language Development, Pre-Reading, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
These bee themed alphabet cards are perfect for students who are learning with a spring or insect theme. They make the perfect tool for students to learn the letters of the alphabet. What is Included: This set includes one capital letter card and one lowercase letter card for each letter. Ways to Use the Cards: Play a matching game by matching the capital letters to the lowercase letters. Attach a paper clip to a letter card and use a magnetic fishing pole to "catch" the letters for a fun fishing game. Use a sand or salt tray for students to practice writing the letters on each card. Have students find the letters that you have hidden around the room for a fun letter hunt. Place the letter cards in alphabetical order. Create a pocket char game where you place the cards on a pocket chart and hide a picture behind one of the letters. The students will guess which letter the hidden picture is behind. Add objects that begin with each letter for students to match to each letter card. When to Use: Literacy Center - Place the cards in a literacy center for students to match independently or with a partner. Morning Tubs or Baskets - Place the cards in a morning bin for students to work on while their classmates arrive to class. Small Group Activities - The teacher can pull aside a small group of students who need extra practice identifying letters to use these cards. These bee alphabet cards are a great activity for students to practice letter recognition during the spring months. They are a low prep activity for teachers to prepare for students. Simply print, cut apart and laminate for durability. These cards can be stored in a task box for easy set up, clean up, and storage. Skills Assessed: These cards, depending on the materials added, can assess both letter recognition of capital and lowercase letters as well as identifying beginning sounds.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Letter Recognition, Alphabet Games, Bee Cards
Spring Number Cards
Holiday & Seasonal, Math, Early Math, Numbers, Seasons, Spring, Kindergarten, Preschool, Activities
Get into the spring spirit and learn the numbers up to 20 with these fun number cards. What is Included: This set includes one number card and one number word card for all numbers up to 20. Ways to Use the Cards: Play a matching game by matching the numbers to their number words. Attach a paper clip to a number card and use a magnetic fishing pole to "catch" the numbers for a fun fishing game. Use a sand or salt tray for students to practice writing the numbers or number words on each card. Have students find the numbers that you have hidden around the room for a fun number hunt. Place the number cards in numerical order. Create a pocket char game where you place the cards on a pocket chart and hide a picture behind one of the numbers. The students will guess which number the hidden picture is behind. Add objects so students can count to the number on the card. When to Use: Math Center - Place the cards in a math center for students to match independently or with a partner. Morning Tubs or Baskets - Place the cards in a morning bin for students to work on while their classmates arrive to class. Small Group Activities - The teacher can pull aside a small group of students who need extra practice identifying numbers and number words. These spring number cards are a great activity for students to practice number recognition at the beginning of the school year. They are a low prep activity for teachers to prepare for students. Simply print, cut apart and laminate for durability. These cards can be stored in a task box for easy set up, clean up, and storage. Skills Assessed: These cards, depending on the materials added, can assess both number recognition and number word recognition.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Alphabet Activities, Number Recognition, Counting, Spring Numbers, Spring Counting