Fun Hands-On Spring Shapes Matching Puzzles For Kids

These Spring shapes matching puzzles are perfect for working on shape identification. They are colorful as well as hands-on and you can even add a bit of fine motor if you allow your child to cut the puzzles as well.

I had originally created these shape identification puzzles for Caleb but Jael saw them and could not resist. Naturally, this meant that both my kids worked on them as neither wanted to be left out.

If you are interested in grabbing these puzzles simply continue reading to see how to use them and what is needed.

These spring shapes matching puzzles are great for helping your kids recognize the different shapes around them. Definitely, a fun hands-on way to learn.

What You Need for the Spring Shapes Matching Puzzles

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Spring Books for Kids to Try

Spring is Here (Bear and Mole Story) Let It Rain Everything Spring (Picture the Seasons) Planting a Rainbow Spring into Summer!/Fall into Winter!(Dr. Seuss/The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!) (Pictureback(R)) When Spring Comes Welcome Back Spring! Worm Weather

SPRING SHAPES MATCHING PUZZLES USAGE AND STORAGE

Using these Spring shapes matching puzzles is extremely easy!

Simply print on cardstock for durability and then
Cut along the line in the middle. If you are using these in the classroom, you may want to print them in black and white to save on ink and even let your students color in the image in the center.
Allow your preschooler to simply put the pieces together by either looking for the other half of the image or looking for the matching case.

I am storing ours in a simple Ziplock bag for safekeeping so that he can take them out and use them whenever he feels like from his alphabet basket.