Favorite Spring Activities for the Classroom

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Spring is one of my favorite times of the year.  I love all of the flowers, the weather, spring cleaning and all of the engaging activities you can do in the classroom.  In my classroom, it’s a great time to throw in some spiral review of skills we have learned throughout the year.

Books

Here are some of my favorite spring books that I pull out to read.

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1. Spring is Here
2. Everything Spring
3. Spring (Seasons)
4. And Then It’s Spring
5. Fletcher and the Springtime Blossoms
6. It’s Spring!
7. In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb
8. Miss Rumphius
9. When Spring Comes
10. Bear Wants More

Eraser Fun

Another fun things that I like to pull out during the spring are spring table scatter and erasers.  I usually find these items at the Dollar Store or the Dollar spot at Target.  The scatter makes great game markers and the erasers make great props for math eraser stories.

Literacy Centers

Our literacy tubs will be filled with activities that review the sounds and writing conventions we have been working on.

Spring ABC order

Spring compound words sort

Spring digraph sort

Spring sentence scramble

Spring syllable sort

Spring long and short vowel sort

Click below to learn more.

Math Centers

We will also have some spring activities in our math tubs that will help review concepts we have recently learned.

Spring find, tally and graph

Spring nonstandard measuring

Spring missing numbers

Spring number comparisons

Spring part-part-whole

Spring roll and cover

Check out the math centers below.

Freebie

Here is a favorite freebie from a few years past.  It’s been freshened up!  You can read more about it here.  Click the picture below to grab yours!

I have also been pinning away on Pinterest!  You can find some fun ideas of activities on this spring activities board.

Follow The Teacher Bag’s board Spring on Pinterest.