Spring place value with base ten blocksĬhildren identify how many tens and ones. Spring ten frame match 10-20 (2 pages)Ĭhildren cut and paste the numbers from the bottom of the page next to the correct ten (twenty) frame. Spring missing numbers cut and paste 1-20 (2 pages)Ĭhildren cut the numbers from the bottom and paste in the correct spot to complete the number order. Spring write the missing numbers 1-20 and 1-50 (4 pages)Ĭhildren complete each of the grids by writing the missing numbers. Spring count and write how manyĬhildren count the pictures in each box and write the total in the circle. Spring color by number wordsĬhildren roll a die and color the corresponding number word areas using their desired color. Label the bugs and spring pictures (3 pages)Ĭhildren cut the labels from the bottom of the page and paste them in the correct spot to label the contents of the page.Ĭhildren read the sentences in each box and color the pictures accordingly. Dot paints can also be used for this worksheet. Spring SyllablesĬhildren say the name of each picture and show how many syllables are in each word by coloring the correct circle. Children cut the four words on the right and paste in alphabetical order over the numbers. These pages can be cut in half, or left as they are. “Flying Kites” reading comprehensionĬhildren read a short story and answer the comprehension questions by coloring the correct circle. Spring fix the SentenceĬhildren read a sentence then rewrite it with the correct punctuation marks. They then complete each of the sentences on the page by selecting and writing the correct word on the lines. Spring write the missing wordĬhildren use the picture clues in the first box to work out what the sentence is about. Spring match the picture to the sentence cut and pasteĬhildren read the sentences on the page, cut the pictures out and then paste them next to the matching sentence. Spring picture scramble PRIMER sight words cut and paste (3 pages)Ĭhildren cut and paste in correct order the letter and picture tiles from the bottom of the page to build the sight word indicated. They then complete each of the sentences by writing the most suitable sight word from the top box on each line. Spring missing PRIMER sight wordsĬhildren use the picture clues in the first box to work out what the sentence is about. Children read the mystery sight word and write it on the line. Once an entire row has been completed, they will have written a sight word. Spring mystery PRIMER sight wordsĬhildren start by writing the beginning sound of each picture in the circles underneath them. Spring color by PRIMER sight words (3 pictures)Ĭhildren used the code on each page to color the Spring-themed pictures. They can also use dot paints for this worksheet. Spring beginning and ending soundsĬhildren color the correct circle to show the beginning consonant sound or blend/digraph. (Ink stamps or letters cut out from magazines can be used instead of the letter tiles included in this unit.) Spring missing upper case and lowercase letters cut and pasteĬhildren cut the letters from the bottom of the page and paste them in the correct space on the grid to complete the alphabet. The lines can be photocopied onto the back of each page. I have also included writing lines if you wish for your students to create sentences with the words. Children write the words of the images displayed on each page in their booklets and then build the words using the letter tiles provided. Print the pages you wish to use, cut them in half and staple together. To purchase the complete 87-page packet, scroll to the end of this post to get links to my online stores. You can download some free sample pages by clicking on the link below. PLEASE NOTE: This blog post contains sample pages from my Spring Worksheets and Activities for Kindergarten packet. Hey everyone! I thought I’d pop to share some some pics with you all from my Spring Worksheets and Activities for Kindergarten packet.
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