Spring Maths Workbook for EYFS/Y1
Colour sets with more/fewer items, draw lines to match, count and draw objects (eggs, tadpoles, flowers) to a target number, count and write numbers, and match numerals to quantities.
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Colour sets with more/fewer items, draw lines to match, count and draw objects (eggs, tadpoles, flowers) to a target number, count and write numbers, and match numerals to quantities.
Use the printed grid to draw the mirrored other half of each picture, then color the completed drawing.
Students look at a given analog or digital clock time and match, draw, or cut-and-paste the clock/time that is one hour later ("spring forward"), including animal-themed word problems (e.g. "Sunny Squirrel sunbathes at 10:00 am. What time will she sunbathe when Spring comes?") across matching, cut-and-paste, and write-and-draw activity…
Complete one themed worksheet page per day, each combining several recurring grammar/word-study tasks: build prefix/suffix words, convert singular/plural, turn common nouns into proper nouns, write contractions, split compound words, write antonyms/synonyms, alphabetize words, draw-and-label, mark quotations, compare vowel sounds, count…
Complete worksheets/hands-on activities such as counting, skip counting, graphing attributes, addition/subtraction problems, and measurement tasks, organized around seasonal objects/topics.
Use printed/laminated flashcards for vocabulary practice and games; complete printable worksheets such as unscrambling seasonal-themed words (e.g. summer salad, winter wardrobe, fall festival, spring garden word unscrambles) and vowel-focused exercises; fill in NAME/GRADE/DATE fields.
Rewrite a list of spring-related words in alphabetical order, write the number of syllables next to each word (first one given as an example), then write a paragraph about spring using at least 4 words from the list, and illustrate the paragraph with a colored drawing.
Trace or draw a path through each spring-themed maze to help a character reach its goal (e.g., guide the bee to the flower, the bunny to the carrot).
Read a short story about Thomas deciding what to do for spring break, then answer comprehension questions.
Listen for rhymes in a spring-themed cloud-and-raindrop activity. Students color the raindrop words that rhyme with the word in each cloud. Encourage them to say the words aloud before coloring so they compare the ending sounds rather than assume that shared letters always produce a rhyme.
Read a short passage ('Baby Animals Are Born') and answer 5 literal comprehension questions in writing (when baby animals are born, what a baby duck/cat is called, who baby animals stay close to, what they learn to do).
Practice spring vocabulary, reading and writing with ELA activities.
Read about Jonas and his spring-cleaning routine, then answer questions about the passage.
Say the word in the cloud, read the words in the raindrops, and color all raindrops with words that rhyme with the cloud word.
Trace a repeated vocabulary word (Bird, Tree, ladybug, Flowers, Rain, Sun) multiple times across a row, then trace a short sentence using that word three times.
Spring Tracing Worksheets for Kids – Fine Motor & Handwriting Practice! 🌸 These Spring Worksheets for Kids are a fun and engaging way to help children strengthen their fine motor skills and improve handwriting. With a variety of tracing activities, kids will enjoy practicing lines, curves, shapes, and themed illustrations while learning…
Special-education worksheets helping students recognize and identify contrasting descriptive concepts using spring-themed illustrations.
A single phonemes-recognition worksheet where students listen for and color letters representing sounds they hear in spring-themed words.
Complete Spring-themed worksheets such as tracing a maze, matching pictures to shadows, cut-and-paste activities, and other phonics/math practice pages.
Use the grid to draw a mirror image of the left side of each themed picture (spring tree, bumble bee, potted plant, butterfly, rabbit portrait) onto the blank right side of the axis.
Connect numbered dots in order to reveal a picture, then color the picture
The spring pages add a picture-matching step to eight addition and eight subtraction facts. Students solve an equation, locate its picture below and record the answer there. Model that transfer before independent work, and point out that different equations may have the same result.
Students read spring-themed scenario prompts and draw lines connecting them to the correct clock face/time, and solve related elapsed-time word problems.
Write the missing number to solve each part-part-whole problem (given two of the three numbers in a part-part-whole model, find the missing part or whole)