Free Spring Printables for Preschoolers
Looking for something fun, easy, and educational to brighten up your classroom this season? These free spring printables for preschoolers are just the thing to make learning feel like play! Whether you’re planning your spring preschool theme or just want a quick, hands-on activity for a rainy day, these printables are perfect.
Packed with cheerful springtime images—think flowers, bugs, and baby animals—these activities sneak in some serious skill-building too. And the best part? They’re totally free and ready to print.

These free spring printables and worksheets for preschoolers are a great way to bring in new life and excitement while reinforcing important skills. With adorable designs like blooming flowers, buzzing bees, and hopping bunnies, kids stay engaged while practicing literacy, math, and fine motor skills.
Whether you’re creating a full spring preschool theme or just adding a few seasonal touches to your centers, these printables are flexible enough to fit right in.
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Spring Printables for Preschoolers
These free spring printables for preschoolers are just the thing to make learning feel like play!
Build letter recognition with a spring-themed matching activity. This free printable reinforces uppercase and lowercase letters through playful visuals and simple instructions. A great addition to your spring literacy centers.
Explore counting and number recognition with bee-themed math games. These hands-on activities use playful visuals to build one-to-one correspondence and early math fluency. Ideal for preschool math centers in spring.
Teach early math skills with these spring patterning activities designed just for preschoolers. Use printable cards and manipulatives to help children identify, extend, and create patterns. Easy to prep and ideal for small group or independent work.
Make learning letters fun with this interactive spring-themed recognition game. Kids race to find and identify letters while reinforcing alphabet knowledge. A great way to keep literacy skills sharp during spring!
Practice letter formation with colorful rainbow tracing cards perfect for Easter. This hands-on activity supports proper handwriting skills using a fun, multi-color approach. Great for literacy centers or fine motor practice.
Strengthen fine motor skills with a collection of spring-themed activities. From tweezing and lacing to cutting and gluing, these ideas are simple to set up and full of learning. Great for centers or at-home practice.
Practice counting and number sense with these Easter egg-themed ten frame cards. Preschoolers match numbers with ten frames using colorful seasonal images. Great for math centers or small group practice.
Make ten frame practice fun with this bunny-themed counting game. Children “feed” the bunny the correct number of carrots while reinforcing number recognition and one-to-one correspondence. A playful choice for springtime math.
Combine shape recognition and creativity with this open-ended flower craft. Children use pre-cut shapes to design their own flowers, reinforcing geometry skills through art. A great mix of fine motor practice and early math.
Support number sense with this gardening-themed ten frame printable. Preschoolers can practice counting, subitizing, and number recognition in a hands-on way. Perfect for spring-themed math centers or home activities.
Introduce early math and measurement skills with a fun flower-themed activity. This printable helps preschoolers compare and order by height using vibrant, engaging visuals. Great for spring math centers or small group work.
Help preschoolers understand teen numbers using butterfly-themed counting cards. This printable focuses on counting beyond ten with visual support and ten frame structure. A helpful tool for introducing larger numbers.
This simple spring craft helps preschoolers build fine motor strength through cutting, gluing, and assembling. It’s colorful, engaging, and doubles as a seasonal decoration. Ideal for classroom or at-home creative time.
Support handwriting and letter recognition with these easy-to-use alphabet tracing cards. Each card features uppercase and lowercase letters for fine motor and literacy practice. Great for centers, small groups, or take-home work.
Boost visual discrimination and early reading skills with these ladybug-themed cards. Children practice spotting subtle differences in letters and shapes, strengthening pre-reading foundations. A playful and engaging springtime activity.
Introduce basic addition with this flower petal math activity. Kids solve simple equations by adding numbered petals to flower centers. A colorful, hands-on way to explore early math concepts.
Support comprehension and storytelling with these spring sequencing cards. Children arrange cards in order and retell events using clear, themed images. Great for building early logic and language skills.
Help preschoolers learn basic shapes with this flower-themed sorting activity. Kids match petals to the correct flower centers, reinforcing shape recognition through play. Simple to set up for math or fine motor centers.
Build early math skills with these rainy day-themed counting mats. Kids practice number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, and counting using raindrop manipulatives. Easy to prep and engaging for preschoolers.
Teach beginning sounds with a fun and interactive rain cloud game. Children “feed” the cloud pictures that match the correct letter sound. Great for hands-on phonics practice in spring themes.
Support early writing skills with bug-themed tracing pages. This printable set offers a variety of line paths to help preschoolers strengthen pencil grip and control. Ideal for pre-writing practice with a spring twist.
Practice lowercase letter formation with this garden-themed tracing activity. Kids use flower cards to trace letters and build fine motor skills. A great hands-on option for spring literacy centers.
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I’m Sarah, an educator turned stay-at-home-mama of five! I’m the owner and creator of Stay At Home Educator, a website about intentional teaching and purposeful learning in the early childhood years. I’ve taught a range of levels, from preschool to college and a little bit of everything in between. Right now my focus is teaching my children and running a preschool from my home. Credentials include: Bachelors in Art, Masters in Curriculum and Instruction.