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Spring
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Follow the directions and color the grid to make the shape of a tulip. Grid coloring is great for developing early map skills.
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Follow the directions and color the grid to make the shape of an umbrella. Grid coloring is great for developing early map skills.
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A picture of an Easter basket and wide lines to write a story or poem about the month of April.
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Practice reading and following directions and cut and paste creativity while making a jack-o'-lantern. Pumpkin worksheet, Faces worksheet, cover page, and directions here. You will need scissors, glue, and markers/crayons.
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Print up the form and write in the details (Check out what we're doing, Help Wanted, Special Notes, Reminders) to make a great classroom newsletter.
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Print up the form and write in the details (Check out what we're doing, Help Wanted, Special Notes, Reminders) to make a great classroom newsletter.
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Color this picture of a Monarch butterfly.
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Find the difference (up to 8) and use the key to color the picture of a a flower in the rain.
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Put the spring themed words in alphabetical order.
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Follow the directions to make a spring daffodil.
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Follow the directions to make flower rubbings.
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Cut out the events related to planting a spring garden and paste them in the correct order.
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Solve the simple addition problems (sums to 12), mark the picture, and help the bunny get through the flower garden to the gate.
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Multiply by five and follow the directions to color the kites by number.
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Solve the problems and then use the answers to decode the secret spring message.
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Cut out the counters and use them with the spring math learning centers.
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Cut out the pairs of spring theme pictures and make a memory match game.
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Cut out the pictures and glue them in the correct order for the butterfly life cycle according to the text.
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Cut out the pictures and glue them in the correct place in the plant diagram according to the text.
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Cut out the pictures of butterflies and daisies to make a spring tic-tac-toe board.
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Use the picture cards to help you write a story about spring.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare two spring pictures.
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from FLOWER to WARM
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A blackline picture of a flower to color and lines to write about it.
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A blackline picture of a flower to color and wide lines to write about it.
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A picture to color and space to write a very short story with theme words from a word bank.
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A picture of a tulip to color and lines to write a short text with words from a word bank.
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A picture of a tulip to color and wide lines to write a short story about tulips and spring.
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A picture of a tulip to color and lines to write a short story about tulips and spring.
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Play online!
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"Tick tock, tick tock, don't forget to change your clock!" The second Saturday in March in the U.S.
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Border paper with realistic leaves in the border, with an unlined space in the center. Great for a unit on trees, nature, etc., and in any season (color the leaves the appropriate colors).
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Border paper with realistic leaves in the border, with a lined space in the center. Great for a unit on trees, nature, etc., and in spring, summer, or fall (color the leaves the appropriate colors).
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How do you know it's spring? It is no hocus-pocus. Heather knows spring's here when she sees her first crocus.
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Two tulips per page, each with tulip-themed words inside the tulip shape. Makes a cute bulletin board.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare spring and fall.
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One page rebus story about spring with word matching activity sheet.
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A one page rebus story on Spring with word matching activity page.
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Color flashcards for the abcteach rebus story "Welcome Spring."
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Black and white flashcards for abcteach.com rebus story "Welcome Spring."
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