Spring Math Preschool Activities

Who’s ready for a few spring math preschool activities?

Yup, it’s official- Spring is nowhere in sight. We have had yet another snowstorm and J (my daughter) keeps asking when she will see any grass. Today I will be sharing with you a few of our Spring math preschool activities that Jay completed. These activities allowed her to work on her math skills as well as her fine motor and pencil grasp.

For our Spring Math activity, I wanted my daughter to further work on her fine motor skills as well as have some fun with clothespins and counting. Truth be told, I bought a pack of clothespin perhaps 2 years ago and never used them. So I was a very happy camper.

SPRING MATH PRESCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Before you can start all the fun you need a few things: (Please note that affiliate links are used below for your convenience):

• Cardstock  for printing
• Printer (we absolutely love our Epson Stylus NX530 )
• Spring Math Clip Cards (found in the Spring Free Printable Worksheets or at the end of this post)

Spring Books for Kids

 Spring is Here (Bear and Mole Stories) And Then It’s Spring (Booklist Editor’s Choice. Books for Youth (Awards)) Let It Rain Planting a Rainbow Spring into Summer!/Fall into Winter!(Dr. Seuss/The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!) (Pictureback(R)) Everything Spring (Picture the Seasons) Worm Weather 20 Stories for Spring

 

a) Print the Math pages that are in the Spring free printable worksheets and then cut the cards out.

b) Once your page is printed and your cards are ready,  demonstrate to your preschooler what needs to be done.  Count the number of flowers on each card and clip the clothespin directly on the correct number. You may also have to show them how to use a clothespin- I did. J had no clue what it was.

c) If you do not want to use a clothespin for whatever reason, these cards can still be used with other household items. Crayons can be used to color the number or to simply draw a circle around the number or mark an ‘x’. You can even simply print the page and slip it in a protective sheet and use a dry erase marker. Do whatever works for you.