Are you ready for Spring? Yeah, me too! I can not wait to pack away my winter jacket and boots! Even if we still need those boots for recess we can make our classrooms an oasis of springtime with these fun spring preschool activities. I have included spring crafts, beginning literacy activities, preschool math ideas and more. I hope these spring preschool activities can help you have fun learning playfully at home or at preschool.
Spring Preschool Activities
Popsicle stick flowers for play dough play – my students love these!
Cutting nature – using nature for scissor practice.
Does this need an explanation? Marshmallow bunnies!
Take the sticky window outside for a fun nature collage.
Use Q-tips instead of a paintbrush and fine-tune those fine motor skills with this Easter craft.
Use plastic bugs instead of a paintbrush and work on the fine motor skills.
Did you see how we painted these bunny crafts? Of course, you have use pom poms too!
Explore Spring with sensory play.
Hand-eye coordination and color matching flower tray.
Not so classic plastic egg carton caterpillar
Arranging flowers – this tray is a huge hit with my students.
Sequin flowers ( psst! picking up those sequins is super awesome for fine motor work! )
These placemats don’t last forever but watching the flowers fade is great observation too!
Match up letters ( try to incorporate meaningful letters like students’ initials).
3-year-olds love this alphabet activity, so do 4 and 5-year-olds.
This is a great craft to go along with a classroom caterpillar to butterfly observation.
Use garden veggies to paint!
Bird seed is the main ingredient in this Spring sensory tub.
So easy and so much fun to make, these paper plate butterflies are a favorite!
Color match and a great hand strength activity all in one.
Working together is so beneficial for preschoolers, and murals are a great place to start.
If you like these spring activities for preschool you’ll love these spring circle time activities. Check them out!
Spring says
These are such creative hands on spring crafts that will enhance congtive skill also. I will enhance the classroom setting according to spring activities.
Mary says
I’m a children’s librarian who relies on your blog for engaging storytime activities. Now that my public library is closed, I am using your activities with my four-year-old niece. Her preschool is closed, and her mom (my sister) is working from home. Thank you for all that you are doing!