Spring Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade

I know that many of you love the themed Kindergarten and First Grade worksheet packets, so I’m tickled to share this brand new spring set with you today!

This spring worksheet packet is geared towards Kindergarten and First Graders, so there are various levels of work for that group.  My 5 year old is currently doing Jr. Kindergarten, and he will be able to work on just a few of these pages – the counting pages, beginning sounds, the umbrella maze, and probably the dot-to-dot once it gets past 15 or so.

If you have a younger child, this worksheet packet can definitely grow with him as it will my boy.  If you have a first grader, you can use all of the worksheets for review and reinforcing information your child might have already mastered.

Either way, I hope your young ones enjoy it!

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Spring Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade

If you have a spring unit study planned, make sure you add this spring packet to the mix.  This is also perfect if you want to add or reinforce skills while using a fresh, spring theme!

Here’s a look at what is included in the spring worksheet packet, packed with 31 different activities:

→ Spring Word Search – Words go horizontally and vertically only
→ What Am I? – Write the correct word by the description
→ Spring Writing (2 pages) – Use the picture prompt and word bank to write sentences
→ Follow the Directions! – Follow the numbered directions to color the spring cupcakes
→ Read and Color – Follow the directions for coloring the picture
→ Springtime Fun! – Subtract to determine which spring pictures should be colored

→ Word Work – Phonics practice using the word ‘spring’
→ Word Work – Phonics practice using the word ‘bloom’
→ Capital Letters – Fill in the missing capital letters
→ Lowercase Letters – Fill in the missing lowercase letters
→ Which Path? – Find the correct path to the umbrella
→ The Rainy Day – Cut out the picture prompts and glue in the correct order
→ Fill in the Missing Letters – Write in the missing letters to complete the word
→ Fill in the Missing Blends or Digraphs – Write in the missing blend or digraph to complete the word

→ Beginning Sounds – Circle the correct beginning sound of each spring picture
→ Ending Sounds – Circle the correct ending sound of each spring picture
→ Color by Addition – Solve the equations that equal up to sums of 10
→ Color by Sight Word – Color the code using Dolch First Grade words
→ Read It! Draw It! – Read the prompt and draw the picture to match
→ Add & Subtract on the Flower Path – Add and subtract through the flower path
→ Rhyme It – Color the matching tulips of rhyming words
→ Match the Spring Picture – Draw a line from the picture to its name
→ Picture Plus 2 – Count the pictures and then add two to complete the equation
→ Counting by 5’s – Fill in the blanks counting by 5’s

→ Number Bonds – Subtract to complete the cloud number bonds
→ What Equals 10? – Cut and paste the equation in the correct column
→ Count and Graph – Count the spring-themed pictures and make a bar graph
→ Connect the Dots! – Connect the dots on the spring pictures; numbers 1-25
→ Spring ABC Cut and Paste – Paste the words in the correct alphabetical order; uses initial letter only
→ Maze It! Spring Words – Read the spring words as you go through the maze; write 7 favorite words
→ Counting by 2’s – Follow the path from 2-24 while counting by 2’s
→ Subtraction Ladders – Subtract down the ladder to find the final difference

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Lauren Hill

Lauren Hill is a Christian mom to 5, ages 19 to 7. She homeschools her children in the classical education tradition and is currently in her 15th year of homeschool. She creates engaging worksheets and hands-on printable activities for Preschool and Elementary age children to supplement their daily studies.

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