Spring Worksheet Bundle - Classroom Must Haves

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The Spring Bundle is the perfect way to celebrate spring in your preschool and kindergarten classroom! This bundle includes 5 fun, engaging activities that will be sure to keep your little learner’s attention!

What’s Included In the Bundle

Included in the bundle are 5 activities geared toward preschool and kindergarten age level. Each activity is engaging and fun!

Spring Graphing Worksheet

The Spring Graphing activity allows your students to practice their counting skills, then recording the number of each item on the graph by coloring in each square. This can be a great tool to introduce the concepts of greater than/less than while also helping students master important math skills such as sorting, counting, organizing, and graphing.

Spring into Vowels

The Spring into Vowels worksheet is a great activity for practicing CVC words while reviewing vowels and the short vowel sounds. The practice of taking separate sounds and blending them together to form CVC words is a vital part of any pre-reading program!

What a Plant Needs?

The What a Plant Needs worksheet is such a great review activity for Spring! This can be used in conjunction with creating a garden in your classroom or even planting seeds! It’s important for students to recognize and implement how to properly take care of a plant!

Spring Patterns

The Spring Patterns worksheet is a fun, cut-and-paste activity that will be sure to keep your students engaged! Patterns are everywhere in the world and it’s very important to point this out to children. This activity will help your students make logical connections while developing reasoning skills.

Spring Themed Reading Comprehension

The Ben’s Garden reading comprehension is a fun way to practice reading/and or listening skills in Preschool and Kindergarten age students. After this passage is read, the class can work in groups, together as a class or individually to test for reading comprehension with the questions asked. An extension question is also asked so the students can relate the reading to their personal lives.