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April Preschool Themes

Our April preschool themes overlap a little with our March Preschool Themes. Depending on the year and location, some holidays, like Easter, and some weather-related topics might be better suited in one month or the other. If you don’t see your theme in April, check March for additional lesson plans. Our April themes cover Earth Day, Easter, Butterflies, and Color Science and more! Find more Fine Motor Fun for April here.

Earth Day Preschool Printables

This page is filled with resources to help you teach your children about Earth Day. You’ll find printable charts, games, minibooks, activities, crafts and more. Learning about Earth Day can be fun when you have the right resources! 

Butterfly Preschool Printables

Our butterfly resources are a beautiful addition to your thematic unit. You’ll find free preschool activities like our free printable butterfly life cycle charts, minibooks, sequencing cards, coloring pages, classroom projects and more!  

Easter Preschool Printables

Easter is the Christian celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ! Find fun Easter themed printables, activities, and teaching resources you can use to celebrate this cherished holiday in your preschool classroom.

Colors Preschool Printables

This page is filled with hands on activities and resources to help you teach your children about colors. You’ll find printable charts, games, minibooks, activities, crafts and more. Learning about colors is a great way to start off the year as most children have a solid understanding of different colors and color names.

April Preschool Themes:

March Preschool Themes

Free March Preschool Themes for hands-on learning! Our March preschool printables includes lots of springtime fun. You’ll find fun themes like; weather, rainbows, frogs, clovers, money, Read Across America, color science, St. Patrick’s Day and more. These themes can easily be worked into the core of your March lesson planning.

St. Patrick’s Day Preschool Printables

We’ve got a ton of St. Patrick’s Day Preschool Printables featuring everything from St. Patrick’s Day coloring pages, crafts, worksheets, games, activities, fine motor skill sets, preschool learning center mats, science experiments and more! 

Weather & Rainbow Preschool Printables

Everything you need for a fun weather themed preschool unit. Students will learn key vocabulary, track and color the weather, and play fun weather matching games and spring activities.

Frog & Pond Life Preschool Printables

Free frog preschool printables and activities. Spring is a great time to learn all about natural life cycles and FROGS are perfect specimens to study. Our set includes printable lifecycle cards, word wall cards, file folder games, handwriting worksheets, frog picture matching games, bookmarks, and more.

Spring Preschool Printables

We have some wonderful printables you can use with your children when learning about Spring. Find sequencing games, file folder games, coloring pages, bookmarks and classroom charts!

March Preschool Themes:

The 10 Best Butterfly Books for Preschoolers

Wondering what the best thematic books are for your preschoolers? I’ll share with you one of my favorites — butterflies! Butterflies are such fun insects to explore with your little one. Here are the 10 best butterfly books for preschoolers that include counting, nature’s miracles, and beautiful images!

Teachers and homeschool moms alike will be thrilled with this hand-picked selection of engaging titles. These butterfly books for preschool incorporate important subjects and skills including math, science, and visual discrimination! Your student or child will be able to count, learn about the transformation of a metamorphosis, and enjoy God’s creation.

Using a theme centered subject in your homeschool or classroom encourages children to make connections and understand patterns. Not only can you incorporate these books below, there are many wonderful activities and resources available. Let’s get started with the ultimate list of caterpillar and butterfly books for preschoolers!

Best Butterfly Books for Preschool

Admittedly, any book with Cat and the Hat is a huge hit with any mom! You and your preschooler will love My Oh My- a Butterfly! as a keepsake. Also, it’s a special book about butterflies for preschool. They’ll learn all about the metamorphosis of an egg to the transformation of a butterfly! This book is packed full of fun facts, and teachers will be surprised to learn a thing or two!

Coloring and Math Books about Butterflies for Preschool

While it may seem like a simple book of colors for preschool students, the illustrations are riveting. Plus, your student will learn all about the type of insects and even get a little pop up surprise at the end! Grab this easy to follow find if your looking for books about butterflies for preschool.

Butterfly Colors and Counting is a great tool to use for teaching numbers 1 through 10. Plus, they’ll be delighted to learn the colors of the rainbow. concept book for the smallest butterfly lovers. While the book covers simple terms and numbers, your young butterfly reader will also discover a new species of butterflies!

All About Caterpillar and Butterfly Books for Preschoolers

The In the Butterfly Garden is not your typical pop up book! You and your preschooler will be amazed with the intricate details of the beautiful butterflies! And, along the way you’ll see insects hiding while inchworms make their way chomping on leaves. And, of course, the magnificent journey from a cocoon to butterfly is always an astonishing story.

National Geographic is well known for its vivid, breath taking images and this book doesn’t disappoint. The text is simple, yet comprehensive for young students. And, it’s even quite factual for any budding scientist. You’ll especially love the fun and challenging riddles throughout the book Caterpillar to Butterfly as well.

The I Am a Butterfly book is a great read aloud that captivates the beauty and amazing transformation of a Monarch butterfly! You’ll find a list of fascinating and informative butterfly facts including life cycle and butterfly types. Plus, we learn how to help the Monarch’s blight to the endangered species list.

A Butterfly is Patient is another beautifully illustrated and detailed nature book that’s perfect as a read aloud. With written and cursive words, each pages includes factual statements. In addition, you’ll find plenty of art, including explicit drawings and watercolor type illustrations.

Story Telling Butterfly Books for Preschool

Grab this adorable tale of Hurry and the Monarch! It will keep your preschoolers intrigued and even amazed about the fascinating migration of butterflies! And, it holds value for everyone as a read aloud for young children, a great early reader, and a ton of info for parents. Hint, it might even be a tear-jerker!

The delightful fictional story of Bob and Otto is about two best friends doing everything together as squiggly insects. The creepy crawlies eat leaves, dig, and love playing in the dirt. Yet, one day, Bob does something unimaginable. He has grown wings while Otto is still the same worm! This is a sweet and funny story about friendship and how their differences make them special.

The comprehensive preschool book list is complete with Eric Carle classics! Don’t miss this best seller of growing list of caterpillar and butterfly books for preschoolers.

While the illustrations are eye catching and colors are vivid, the sturdy board book pages are perfect for small hands. Teachers and homeschoolers everywhere, add The Very Hungry Caterpillar to your collection. The handy book is great for learning colors, fruits, foods and even counting!

Need more ideas for butterflies like butterfly printables, butterfly activities, and butterfly crafts? Try these Butterfly Activities and Printables!

Spring Activities for Preschool

During the preschool year it is important to expose children to different activities to build visual discrimination skills. Visual discrimination skills include the ability to visually determine the similarities and differences between two or more objects. One way to build these skills is through various matching games and activities.

Traditional matching games include the exact same item to match to another. (Think of memory or concentration in which students must match the exact picture). If that is what you are looking for, check out our free Spring Worksheets here. However, there is much more to visual discrimination then exact matches. For example, matching different shapes or pictures by pattern! That is the idea behind today’s free preschool learning game:

Spring Pattern Matching Game

This game is super low-prep and tons of fun! Your students will enjoy the new challenge of matching by pattern and not just by picture. The game includes two game board mats which you can laminate or mount to a file folder for durability.

There is a single sheet of game cards you’ll cut out that students will use for playing pieces. For each picture, the rainbow for example, there are two matching pattern cards; a bird with a rainbow on it and an egg with a rainbow on it. It is up to the students to match the correct cards to the picture by looking closely at the patterns.

Some patterns are simlar! Notice the lady bug and the watermelon? The paint tray and the cookie? Your preschool students will have to pay close attention as they are matching! Encourage them to go slow and look carefully at each picture pattern as they play!

Spring Pattern Matching Game: Mat 1

Print this free spring matching game mat on cardstock for best results. Features a flower, rainbow, bee, cookie, watermelon, and jelly beans.

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Spring Pattern Matching Game: Mat 2

Print this free spring matching game mat on cardstock for best results. Features a pencil, lady bug, paint tray, pizza, umbrella, and rain cloud.

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Spring Pattern Matching Game Cards

Print these free Spring matching game cards on cardstock and laminate for best results. These can be used with the game mats or separately as a memory or concentration game.

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Shapes Worksheets for Preschool

Learning to identify shapes and patterns is an important skill you’ll want your preschooler to have! Not only will it pave the way for important math concepts down the road, but it will help build strong visual discrimination skills students can use across all subjects.

Shape Worksheets

Preschool students will likely already have a good understanding of basic shapes, just from exploring the world around them. Many children’s learning toys incorporate shape identification as a target skill. However, there are quite a few obscure shapes that your preschool students might not be familiar with.

Shape worksheets are a simple way to help your child get a grasp for these new and different shapes…while reviewing the ones they do know and building confidence in the process.

Preschool Shapes

This shape identification worksheet covers the following shapes:

  • circle
  • square
  • triangle
  • oval
  • diamond
  • star
  • hexagon
  • heart
  • rectangle
  • trapezoid

Color By Shape:

The premise of the activity page is that students will color each shape flower according to the chart at the top. For young students, who cannot yet read their color words, you might pre-color the shape chart to make an easy reference for them.

Once completed, students will have an entire “garden” of Spring Shape Flowers. These sheets are great for take home preschool activities or for early finishers.

Color by Shape Worksheet:

Color By Shape Worksheet

Students Color by Shape to reveal a garden of Spring flowers. Covers 10 different colors and shapes.

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Spring Pin & Poke Activity Pages

Preschool students often are lacking in small motor skills. Although developmentally appropriate, it’s a good time to start building up those fine motor muscles in anticipation of the writing and expectations during the kindergarten year.

Spring Fine Motor Activities for Preschool

60+ Fine Motor Activity Pages for April

We have developed a set of monthly thematic activities you can use with your students to build these fine motor muscles. Our Fine Motor Activity Packs are inexpensive and include a good variety of activities to keep students engaged while learning.

Free Spring Worksheets

Pin and Poke activity pages are another great way to build small motor muscles. We recommend using this wood handled puncher and this large felt punching pad from Montessori Services.

NOTE: These punchers are recommended for ages 5+ so you’ll want to be sure your child is the appropriate age for using this tool. Always train your students with proper usage and supervise your students when using any tool you’ll be using in your classroom. (Can you tell I homeschool three boys?)

Setting up a Pin and Poke station is easy. You simply layer your materials out on the table and secure them with a bit of tape. Using a foam core board from the craft supply aisle also works well as a great buffer to stop your pokes from reaching your table.

With this setup, with a piece of construction paper in between, each time students poke through their picture, they’ll also be poking through the colored construction paper. This will create a fun design they can hang up in the classroom, or even on the window for light to shine through.

Once you are sure your student is safe with the pin puncher and is holding it correctly, have them work their way around the picture punching into each black dot.

Depending on the amount of dots in your picture, your student might want to take a rest, or complete the picture in stages. (This is where the tape comes in handy so that your papers don’t move or shift).

When finished poking all the holes, peel back the top sheet to reveal the picture created on the construction paper.

These pokey pin pictures are great for building fine motor skills, and when you hang the finished product in a window, the light will shine through to reveal your student’s hard work.

Pin & Poke Butterfly Worksheet

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make a butterfly.

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Pin & Poke Butterfly Worksheet B&W

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make a butterfly.

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Pin & Poke Daffodil Worksheet B&W

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make a daffodil.

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Pin & Poke Daffodil Worksheet B&W

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make a daffodil.

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Pin & Poke Flower Worksheet

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make a flower.

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Pin & Poke Flower Worksheet B&W

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make a flower.

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Pin & Poke Tulip Worksheet

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make a tulip.

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Pin & Poke Tulip Worksheet B&W

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make a tulip.

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Pin & Poke Umbrella Worksheet

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make an umbrella.

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Pin & Poke Umbrella Worksheet B&W

This is a free pin and poke, or pin and punch activity page. Students carefully poke each dot to make an umbrella.

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If you are looking for more fine motor activities, try our Fine Motor Activity Packs! Each set comes with 60+ fine motor building worksheets, games, learning mats and more!

Included Activities:

  • GEOBOARD: Students use rubberbands to create the pictures on a geoboard. Each sheet features a letter of the alphabet alongside a thematic picture.
  • MAZES: Students solve the mazes and follow the prompts. Each page features thematic mazes alongside a tracing activity or prompt.
  • PLAYDOUGH: Students use playdough to complete the prompts.Prompts require students to form and shape the dough to make pictures, solve problems, or complete the scene.
  • TRACING: Students trace the pictures with colored pencils or fine tip markers. Each page features thematic content and prompts students to complete the pictures.
  • SNAP CUBE CREATIONS: Students use counting cubes to make thematic pictures These cubes can be snapped together. If you do not have cubes, students can color the squares in the grid to match the picture.
  • PUZZLE PICTURES: Students use puzzle blocks to create thematic pictures. These sheets feature thematic shapes and provide students with easy and more dificult patterns. A full color example is available for easy reference.
  • LISTENING SKILL SHEETS: Teachers will read the directions aloud and the student listens carefully to finish the task. Tasks involve fine motor elements, coloring, and prepositional positioning of drawings
  • CUISENAIRE™ ROD PICTURES: Students use colorful centimeter rods to build thematic pictures.Students are asked to color the rod key to show how many rods they used of each color.
  • BRICK BUILDERS: Students use classic building blocks to recreate these thematic pictures.Students work on storing, planning, and stacking before creating their final picture.
  • DOT & POKE: Students cut apart the halves. Students solve the dot to dot activities.Then, students use a push pin to poke a picture onto colored construction paper. See full instructions below.
  • CUT & SORT CROWNS: Each crown features a theme alongside a 4-step sequencing pattern. Students cut out the pictures and glue them in the correct order. Students write their name, color the pictures, then staple the sides to make a crown.
  • DAB & DOT: Students use daubers to dab by number in order to reveal the mystery picture. (Hold at a distance to help students see the pictures).
  • CUT & PASTE CRAFTIVITY: These crafty projects are perfect for little hands.Students color, glue, and cut to make fun, thematic pictures.Pair with a simple writing prompt or poem for extra learning!
  • POM PICTURES x 2: Students use pom-poms to complete the picture.For added difficulty have students use plastic tweezers to pick up the poms. Alternatively students can glue poms to make these sheets into a simple craft project.

Make Way for Ducklings

Spring is the time for learning all about new life! New flowers are popping up all over, and new baby ducklings can be seen taking their first swim. It is a great time to add a little thematic fun in your preschool clasroom.

Make Way for Ducklings

by Robert McCloskey

Mrs. Mallard was sure that the pond in the Boston Public Gardens would be a perfect place for her and her eight ducklings to live.  The problem was how to get them there through the busy streets of Boston.  But with a little help from the Boston police, Mrs. Mallard and Jack, Kack, Lack, Nack, Ouack, Pack, and Quack arive safely at their new home.

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If you love children’s books as much as I do you will really enjoy these sweet and simple activities based on Robert McCloskey’s Make Way for Ducklings.  If you are not familiar with it, this book is about a family of 8 little ducklings and their parents looking for a home. It makes a wonderful read aloud for your preschool students and lends itself well to some darling and fun activities… like Duck Pond Slime!

What kid doesn’t love playing with wonderfully gooey and fluffy slime? It is even more fun when you add another element like these cute rubber duckies to create Duck Pond Slime that is sure to keep them busy for a long time! It makes a great base for a simple sensory bin as well. ALWAYS carefully supervise your students or children when using slime.

How to Make Duck Pond Slime:

Materials:

  • Rubber Ducks
  • 1  cup white school glue
  • 1  tsp. Baking soda
  • ¼ cup of water
  • 1- 1 ½ Tablespoons Saline contact solution
  • 1-2 cups sensitive shaving cream
  • Blue food coloring

Step 1:

In a large container combine water, glue, and baking soda, stirring until completely combined. Mix in shaving cream and blue coloring well.

Step 2:

Add saline solution while stirring, continue adding slowly just until slime is no longer super sticky and begins to pull away from the sides of the container.

Step 3:

Use your duck pond slime in a shallow bin with rubber ducks and any other small related items you choose to create a simple sensory bin.

Your preschool students are going to love this tactile activity. Read through the story and encourage children to act out the different parts with their rubber duckies.

How cute do these little duckies look when diving for food? Store your slime in an airtight container when you are done and you will be able to reuse it over and over.

The Ugly Duckling Literacy Unit

This is a literature unit your students will love! Includes a 15-page early reader and 10 follow-up literacy activities. While this set was designed specifically to cover first grade standards, it can easily be adapted for use with kindergarten or second-grade students. Students learn and study characters, settings, events, character feelings, scene analysis, compare & contrast, story sequencing, retelling, problem & solution, foolish fairy tales and more!

April Preschool Themes

Spring is a wonderful time for learning! There are SO many options to consider. The beauty of a rainbow after a storm, the life cycle of a frog, and Easter filled activities are just the beginning! These April Preschool Themes will get your students excited about learning.

And not to worry. You’ll be relieved to hear that you don’t have to do it alone. We have created, just for busy teachers and moms, an easy, engaging and low prep packet for hands-on learning with our April Fine Motor Pack!  Theses 60+ interactive and thematic educational sheets are perfect for classrooms and homeschools everywhere.  

You can expect a ton of activities including Geoboards, Playdough Mats, Tracing, Mazes, Cuisenaire Rods, Pom Pictures, Cut and Paste, Science Sequencing, Dot & Poke Pictures & More. Download your printable preschool packet instantly by clicking here!

Now, let’s get started on our monthly themes for April. Our themes for the warmer month are Earth Day, Rainbows, Weather, Life Cycles, and Easter! We’re going to share with you several resources for each theme to help you quickly plan your lessons with ease and free of frustration.

Earth Day Preschool Printables & Activities

Did you know that Earth Day is April 22nd?!! There’s no time to waste (pun intended) on pulling resources together for your classroom! You’ll LOVE these FREE printables that includes printable charts, games, minibooks, activities, crafts and so much more. Grab all of these ideas on taking care of our earth by clicking here or the image above.

Earth Day is also a wonderful opportunity to teach your children about the days of Creation! Your preschool students will LOVE all the Creation games and activities available free here.

In addition, try this list of books below to pair up with those fun-filled, print worthy Earth Day activities:

Weather Preschool Science Activities

How’s the weather today? Wondering whether the rain will stop?!! Printables are a perfect solution if you’re looking for indoor ideas.

Regardless of whether it’s rainy or sunny, use these awesome activities for weather to keep your kids or students engaged in learning. You’ll find our weather printables interactive and fun, from coloring pages to charting the weather! It’s guaranteed to be a huge success in your school room.

And, don’t forget to grab a book or two for an extra dose of education with this simple yet delightful list of weather friendly titles:

Color Science for Kids

Rainbow Preschool Science Activities & Games

Looking for some colorful creations for your child to create? We’ve got you covered! After a windy storm, you can always expect the promise of a rainbow!

Rainbows are a fascination to children, and colors are loads of fun! They are a wonderful creation to use as an educational and spiritual tool. Your students can learn more about God and the science behind the rainbow with these fun facts!

Plus, get the kids involved in play time with a Catch a Rainbow Game or learn their ABCs using the Rainbow ABCs!

Make a traveling rainbow to add a little Science Fun to your classroom! Click Here

You’ll discover even more info on rainbows that God has created by reading these popular titles with your students or kids:

Life Cycle Preschool Printables & Activities

Butterfly Printables

Life cycles is a captivating science unit for your classroom or home school.  Students of all ages, including preschool, kindergarten, and elementary age, will be amazed of the transformations that take place!

There are plenty of valuable resources available for a hands on experience when teaching life phases. Some inexpensive materials may include live butterfly garden or even a tadpole to frog development kit. 

However, starting this season, you can make it a yearly tradition! Here’s an idea. Buy the necessary supplies as an investment, and keep records of your observations all together. Then, as the spring season arrives, review last year’s notes and record your new observations this year.

It’s so much fun to see changes with each passing year, your child’s or student’s perspective. You may want to even include pictures and label them accordingly.

In fact, I’d love to help you with my vast collection of printables! Many downloads are available for FREE including a beautiful butterfly garden experience or a fantastic frog encounter featuring tiny tadpoles!

In addition, there are several books to include as you dive deep into the circle of life:

Easter Bible Printables & Crafts

Easter is celebrated and cherished by Christians all around the world! Also called Resurrection Sunday, it’s a joyous celebration of Christ rising from the dead! 

If you are looking for ways to incorporate the meaning of the season into your Sunday School lessons, classroom or homeschool, try these treasured resources. You’ll find both free and inexpensive printables and supplements for your school room listed below:

And, don’t forget to include a book nook of choices for your little ones to raise awareness of this incredibly special occasion!

Looking for more? Here are 60 thematic, hands-on activities to build fine motor control skills for Spring!

The thematic activity pages are perfect for your April learning center. These frugal resources are perfect for quick learners, supplemental, or as tutoring materials you can download quickly and instantly!

Included Activities:

  • GEOBOARD: Students use rubber bands to create the pictures on a geoboard. Each sheet features a letter of the alphabet alongside a thematic picture.
  • MAZES: Students solve the mazes and follow the prompts. Each page features thematic mazes alongside a tracing activity or prompt.
  • PLAYDOUGH: Students use playdough to complete the prompts. Prompts require students to form and shape the dough to make pictures, solve problems, or complete the scene.
  • TRACING: Students trace the pictures with colored pencils or fine tip markers. Each page features thematic content and prompts students to complete the pictures.
  • SNAP CUBE CREATIONS: Students use counting cubes to make thematic pictures These cubes can be snapped together. If you do not have cubes, students can color the squares in the grid to match the picture.
  • PUZZLE PICTURES: Students use puzzle blocks to create thematic pictures. These sheets feature thematic shapes and provide students with easy and more dificult patterns. A full color example is available for easy reference.
  • LISTENING SKILL SHEETS: Teachers will read the directions aloud and the student listens carefully to finish the task. Tasks involve fine motor elements, coloring, and prepositional positioning of drawings
  • CUISENAIRE™ ROD PICTURES: Students use colorful centimeter rods to build thematic pictures.Students are asked to color the rod key to show how many rods they used of each color.
  • BRICK BUILDERS: Students use classic building blocks to recreate these thematic pictures.Students work on storing, planning, and stacking before creating their final picture.
  • DOT & POKE: Students cut apart the halves. Students solve the dot to dot activities.Then, students use a push pin to poke a picture onto colored construction paper. See full instructions below.
  • CUT & SORT CROWNS: Each crown features a theme alongside a 4-step sequencing pattern. Students cut out the pictures and glue them in the correct order. Students write their name, color the pictures, then staple the sides to make a crown.
  • DAB & DOT: Students use daubers to dab by number in order to reveal the mystery picture. (Hold at a distance to help students see the pictures).
  • CUT & PASTE CRAFTIVITY: These crafty projects are perfect for little hands.Students color, glue, and cut to make fun, thematic pictures.Pair with a simple writing prompt or poem for extra learning!
  • POM PICTURES x 2: Students use pom-poms to complete the picture.For added difficulty have students use plastic tweezers to pick up the poms. Alternatively, students can glue poms to make these sheets into a simple craft project.

Get your monthly April Themed hands-on activities today!

Spring Printables

We have some wonderful printables you can use with your children when learning about Spring. Find sequencing games, file folder games, coloring pages, bookmarks and classroom charts! This would be a great theme to combine with our Farm Theme as the new arrivals of animals in Spring are fascinating for young children to study.  Butterflies and Frogs would be a wonderful companion theme as well.

Spring Pattern Matching Game

This free Spring Matching Game requires pattern recognition on different shapes and builds key visual discrimination skills,

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Spring Pin & Poke Activity Pages

Build fine motor skills with your students using these free Spring Pin and Poke Activities. Great for small motor muscle control.

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Make Way for Ducklings: Spring Sensory Bin

Make Way for Ducklings makes a wonderful read aloud for your preschool students and lends itself well to some darling and fun activities… like Duck Pond Slime!

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Spring Wordwall Photo Cards

A set of free printable Spring Wordwall Cards, featuring the words; Spring, rainbow, robin, butterfly, seeds, rain, sunlight, flowers.

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Spring Is.....Chart

This is a beautiful chart you can hang in your classroom or use in student notebooks. Equip children with these colorful descriptions of Spring.

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ABC Flower Matching Game

This is a printable file folder game for children to match the pictures to the correct beginning letter. Children can sound out each word to listen for the beginning sound then match it with the correct letter.

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Alphabet Tulip Game

This is a printable file folder game for children working on uppercase and lowercase letter correct stem.

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Spring Memory Match Game

This is a cute an colorful spring memory match game for learning centers. Print two sets, laminate for durability and let children enjoy matching these thematic pictures.

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Four Seasons Printable Chart

This is a simple chart you can hang up in the classroom or provide one for each child. Features full color photographs with the different seasons written across the bottom.

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Spring Cut and Paste Activity

This is a simple cut and paste activity for children working on scissor skills. Children color, then on the picture.

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Spring Coloring Pages & Quilt

A set of thick line coloring pages just right for little hands. Children color in the pictures, then trace the words, "Spring is" and then write in their own answer. Help younger children choose an answer from the chart above, or come up with their own.

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