Spring Math Activities Worksheets for Kindergarten

Perfect for Kindergarten teachers, parents, and homeschoolers, our ‘Spring Math Activities Worksheets’ offer a variety of engaging math exercises for young learners. These worksheets provide a fun way to enhance math skills while embracing the spirit of spring. Whether in a classroom setting, at home, or in a homeschool environment, these worksheets are versatile and effective tools for math education.

Usage: These worksheets are ideal for introducing or reinforcing math concepts during the spring season. They can be used in Kindergarten classrooms, for at-home learning, or as supplemental resources for homeschooling.

Activity: Number Tracing and Writing 1-50.

Tools Needed: Pencils, crayons, or markers for completing the activities.

Page Size: 8.5″x 11″ (Letter Size)

User Instructions:

Spring Flower Number Count and Write:

• Count the flowers in each group carefully.
• Write down the number of flowers you counted.

Spring Counting:

• Count the items in each row.
• Write the total count in the box.

Color the Flowers & Dub the Numbers:

• Color the flowers using your favorite colors.
• Find the numbers on each flower.
• Double-check by counting the dots on the flowers and writing the numbers.

Tree & Flower Measurement:

• Measure the height of the tree and the flowers.
• Write down the measurements for each.

Spin & Color:

• Spin the spinner.
• Color the corresponding number of flowers shown on the spinner.

Spring Number Words:

• Look at the numbers.
• Write the number words for each number.

Spring Tally Count:

• Count the items in each set.
• Use tally marks to represent the count.

Flower Comparison:

• Compare the size of the flowers.
• Write which flower is bigger and which one is smaller.

Spring Jar Addition:

• Add the numbers in each jar.
• Write the sum in the blank.

Spring Blocks:

• Count the blocks.
• Write down the number you counted in each set.