Spring Activities for Kindergarten and Elementary Education

We selected in this post several suggestions for Spring Activities ready to print and apply to early graders (Early Education and Elementary School).

Index

The spring
school activities
Spring Activities to print
Spring Letter Templates
Tree Drawings
Flowers
Spring Mural Activities

The spring

One of the four seasons of the year, before summer and after winter, is called spring.

Also called Flower's station, at this time several flowers bloom.

The word spring comes from Latin spring, which means "before summer".

school activities

To develop creative and educational classes in the classroom, we have selected some suggestions that can be used, especially in the early grades, check out:

Produce texts (Individually or collectively);
Drawings to color;
Various activities to print;
Making souvenirs with students;
Making of murals and panels in the classroom;
Making a Card;
Theater;
Conversation Wheel;
Plays and Dynamics;
Newspaper;
And much more.

Spring Activities to print

Let's paint the tree according to the legend
Mônica and Cebolinha take good care of the garden. It is always full of flowers and butterflies. Let's paint a little square for each flower and each butterfly and then write the numeral
Chico is planting a tree and his friends want to help him. Let's take the rosinha, Zé lelé, Zé da Roça and Hiro to the chico
Cut out the spring mask, but first decorate it with glitter, colored glue or paint.
Let's go? Cut small pieces of red and yellow fancy paper and glue them to the flower, forming a beautiful mosaic.
Are we going to make art? Chop small pieces of yellow crepe paper and make lots of balls with it. Glue the crepe paper balls to the sunflower petals. Glue green wool around the handle and leaves.
Raysa left her house early. She was determined to plant a seed in her garden. Raysa fluffed the earth, fertilized it, dug a small hole, and lovingly placed the seed in the earth.
souvenir
Use the colors indicated below.
let's color
Glue the flower design onto cardboard, paint it, cut it out and fold it
Color the flowers according to the quantity indicated on each vase.
Link the drawings to their names.