Looking for fun and easy ways to keep kids learning this spring? These FREE spring printable activities are just what you need! From STEM and science experiments to sensory play, art projects, and seasonal crafts, there’s something for everyone. Perfect for the classroom, homeschool, small groups, or at-home, these spring worksheets make learning hands-on and exciting!
Free Spring Worksheets for Kids
Looking for fun and educational spring activity pages you can print and use right away? You’re in the right place! We’ve gathered our favorite free spring worksheets, from LEGO challenges to weather experiments, plant investigations, animal life cycles, and more — all designed to make spring learning hands-on and exciting.
Whether you’re teaching at home or in the classroom, these spring printables make it easy to bring science, math, and creativity to life this season.
And if you want everything in one place — plus even more exclusive spring content — check out our Spring STEM Pack, Preschool Spring Theme Pack, or consider joining the Little Bins STEM Club!
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Spring Worksheets: Art Projects
Celebrate the colors and creativity of spring with these fun and simple art activities for kids! From famous artists to nature-inspired crafts, these projects are perfect for adding a creative twist to your spring learning. Great for home or classroom!
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.
Frog Paper Craft: Make this adorable spring frog paper craft using our printable frog template. Also includes frog life cycle fold-out activity.
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 Worksheets: STEM Printables
Get ready to explore the season with these free and fun spring-themed STEM printables! From Spring STEM challenges to hands-on science worksheets and coding activities, these activities are perfect for sparking curiosity and creativity in kids this spring. Just download, print, and start learning!
NEW Spring Theme Worksheets!
🔎 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: Add this free printable bean life cycle pack to your plant activities to extend the learning!
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 Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt to find examples of the parts of a plant.
🔎 Bird Activities: Grab these free bird coloring pages and bird activity pack instantly!
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: Perfect for younger kids to get started! For older kids, use this flower dissection lab printable for a more in-depth study.
Parts of a Flower STEAM Activity: Use collage to learn about parts of a flower.
Plant Scavenger Hunt Activity: Go on a hunt for parts of plants, sort,and match!
Spring STEM Challenges: Spring STEM challenges are the perfect way to build critical thinking and communication skills.
Spring Weather Science Tracker: Investigate temperature changes in spring with this quick experiment.
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.
Water Cycle in a Bag: Set up a water cycle to demonstrate the process.
Spring Activity Pages: Bees and Bugs
Explore all of our Life Cycle Activity Sheets and Projects here.
Butterfly Life Cycle: Learn about the life cycle of a butterfly.
Insect Activity Sheets: Perfect for researching a favorite insect, learning about parts of an insect, and more!
Ladybug Activity Pack: Learn about the life cycle of a ladybug and engage in fun activities.
Bee Life Cycle Activities: Create a lapbook or a foldout booklet for hands-on learning with the life cycle of the bee.
Earthworms Life Cycle Activity Pack: Make our recipe for magic mud, add fake worms, and explore the life cycle of an earthworm.
Printable Spring Playdough Mats
You can find all our playdough mats here as well as helpful tips & tricks, and our favorite playdough recipe!
- Pond Life Playdough Mats
- Rainbow Playdough Mats
- Grow A Flower Playdough Mat
- In The Garden Playdough Mats
- Weather Playdough Mats
- Spring Flowers Playdough Mats
- Bug Playdough Mats
- Earth Day Playdough Mats
Printable LEGO Challenges
- Spring LEGO challenges
- Rainbow LEGO Challenges
- Earth Day LEGO Challenges
- Easter LEGO Challenges
- LEGO Animal Biome Challenges
More Spring Activities To Explore
- Weather Activities
- Plant Experiments and Plant Activities For Preschoolers
- Spring LEGO Ideas
- Nature Activities
- Outdoor STEM Activities
- Outdoor Art Projects
- Life Cycles Activities
- Animal Migration
- Spring Color By Number
- Nature Would You Rather
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!
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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.
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