If you want to keep the kids busy and give them something to work on this spring, these FREE spring printable activities are the way to go! From STEM to science to sensory play to spring crafts and art projects, you can use these in the classroom, for homeschooling, with groups, or at home!

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What Age Group Are These Spring Printables For?

These free spring printables are more than just worksheets about Spring! Our list includes interactive activities, games, art projects, and STEM challenges that are perfect for a variety of age ranges, from preschool and kindergarten to elementary and even middle school. There is something for everyone.

Utilize these fun spring-themed projects for your Spring learning unit in the classroom or at home. Most of these make great individual learning experiences or work well as group projects, too!

Explore topics such as:

  • Plants, flowers, and insects. Kids can learn about the life cycle of plants, study different types of flowers, and observe insects that play a role in pollination.
  • Investigate the changes in weather during spring. Topics can include rain cycles, and cloud formations. Kids can also track daily weather patterns.
  • Focus on the fascinating transformation of caterpillars into butterflies. This theme can include studying butterfly species, creating butterfly gardens, and observing the life cycle of these beautiful insects.
  • Celebrate the vibrant colors of spring through various art projects. Kids can explore different art techniques, and create nature-inspired crafts.

Free Spring Printables & Worksheets

Click on the activities below to learn more about each one, and to access the printables relevant to that activity.

Printable Spring Art Projects

Dot Flowers: Color in our free printable flower template with nothing but dots.

Flower Painting: Kids will love to paint these fun, bright flowers with their own homemade stamps inspired by artist Alma Thomas.

Handprint Flower Craft: Make a bouquet of handprint flowers.

Matisse Flowers: Make your own “painting” with cut-out shapes inspired by famous artist, Henri Matisse.

Monet Sunflowers Painting: Use the free sunflower printable for a spring art project that is perfect for many ages and budgets to try!

Pastel Flowers: Pastels and a free flower printable are perfect for a simple spring art and craft project.

Picasso Flowers: Paint a colorful bouquet of flowers based on one of Pablo Picasso’s most famous artworks.

Polka Dot Butterfly Painting: Spring is not only the perfect time to explore butterflies but also the perfect time to make a polka dot butterfly painting inspired by famous artist Yayoi Kusama.

Pop Art Flowers: Color these printable pop art flowers using mixed media.

Rainbow Coloring Page: Use the free printable rainbow template to make this puffy paint craft for kids!

Spring STEM Printables

Some of my favorite activities are STEM projects! The list below includes an entire Spring STEM challenge, and kids absolutely love it! Print and laminate to use at home or in the classroom repeatedly!

Note: You can find more printables for Spring Science featuring Layers of the Earth, Soil Layers, Water Cycle, and more here!

Bean Seed Printable Pack: To extend the learning, add this free printable bean life cycle pack to your plant activities!

Draw a Flower Algorithm: A fun printable coding activity that uses simple algorithms to draw a flower.

Frog Life Cycle Color By Number: Use these fun color-by-number worksheets to explore the life cycle of a frog.

Plant Cell Coloring Sheet: Learn about the plant cell and its parts with an easy-to-use diagram and coloring sheet.

Plant Life Cycle Color By Number: Another fun color-by-number worksheet that explores the plant life cycle.

Parts of a Plant: Learn the parts of a plant with this simple printable craft.

Parts of a Leaf: Use this printable worksheet to color and diagram the parts of the leaf.

Photosynthesis: Add this photosynthesis worksheet to your spring plant lessons.

Parts of a Flower: Disect a flower and use the more detailed parts of a flower diagram and coloring sheet for older kids.

Parts of a Flower STEAM Activity: Use collage to learn about parts of a flower.

Spring STEM Challenges: Spring STEM challenges are the perfect way to build critical thinking and communication skills.

Secret Coding Pictures: Learn more about algorithms with these screen-free coding activities.

Cloud Viewer: Make a DIY cloud viewer and learn about the different types of clouds.

Printable Spring Playdough Mats

You can find all our playdough mats here as well as helpful tips & tricks, and our favorite playdough recipe!

Printable LEGO Challenges

More Spring Activities To Explore

Printable Spring STEM Activities Pack

If you’re looking to have all of your printable activities in one convenient place, plus exclusive worksheets with a spring theme, our 300+ page Spring STEM Project Pack is what you need!

Weather, geology, plants, life cycles, and more!

18 Comments

  1. I’m not getting most of the free items I sign up for. When I request them, they never come to my email. I am the Program Director for a public school based before/after program and always use my work email. Suggestions?

  2. I am not receiving any of the Free Printables I have requested. Your emails come through to me obviously. What can I do?

  3. I love your stuff but am RARELY able to print or download anything. It takes me to multiple pages and then whatever you click onthere are more multiple pages andthen more and then more…..never a direct thing to print or download. I even just tried to download animal pack and went to print it in pdf and it said it couldn’t download/ope/print. This is a new computer…so it is not my computer.. Even when you send me something, the rare time I get it, it takes multiple pages to find it. this has happened for months. Has to be an easier way to get your ideas, but it is not working the way it is….every time and I am on at least 3 times a week.

  4. Received the email to ‘Grab your free pack right now’ but it just takes me back to the website and honestly, I’ve been going round in circles…. do I just have to buy it, because I’m wasting alot of time now ?

  5. I never find the link to print anything that is offered. I also don’t receive it in email. I’d like to try these things but nothing is ever available to be found and used. Thanks.

  6. I can’t download any of the free printables, I have also checked my spam. Do you have any advice?

  7. I love your activities. My question is: Is there any way that I could send videos to parents in Google Classroom. My pre-k kids would have a ball but I think their parents would need to see the “how-to” rather than just written directions.
    Many thanks in advance.

  8. I don’t know about that but you can send them a link to the post that contains it. I may be able to compile a post with our top videos and links to corresponding posts if that would work. Would you email me [email protected]

  9. Hi, just wanting to check wrt sharing the free, downloadable activities with my pre-k’s? I can’t find anything about copyright, but don’t want to just assume that I can share. We are doing online classes and weekly activity emails to help keep them busy during COVID isolation.
    Thanks
    Sharon

  10. How do I print the free pri tables everytime I click on them it takes me to the questions of are you a school teacher and put in the email address Is there anyway to subscribe once and have access to your free printables.

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