Spring Counting Worksheets From 1 to 10 (Fun Free Printables)
The days are warming up and the first signs of spring are beginning to appear, making these spring counting worksheets a great addition for building numeracy skills. The counting worksheets introduce seeds, flowers, bugs and gardening tools, allowing children to continue with their spring counting outside in the garden or at the park. You will find a mix of counting, cut-and-paste, and circle-the-answer worksheets using fun spring themes.
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Use these free printable spring math activities for your preschool and early learners to help build confidence with numbers. They print on US letter size paper or scale for A4.
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Cut and Paste Spring Counting: 1 to 5
These beginner spring counting worksheets help children to practice their number recognition while practicing their cutting skills.
Here children can count and paste the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 to match the picture order. This is ideal for children who are not yet confident with their counting, as they can follow the same order down the worksheet. For a slightly more challenging variation please see the next section.
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Building Confidence with 1 to 5
For children who are more confident with their numbers, these cut and paste spring counting worksheets offer a variation. They follow the same spring themes of seeds, seedlings, flowers, gardening tools and watering cans, with the added difficulty level of being in a random order.
Count and Circle Worksheets: 1 to 8
These count and circle worksheets focus on reinforcing number recognition and accuracy, offering a quick and low prep activity. Great for practicing counting on the way to mastering 10 in a low pressure way.
The bugs offer an alternative theme for spring, as flowers rely on insects and vice versa.
Spring Counting Worksheets: 1 to 10
For children learning to count from 1 to 10, these spring themed worksheets for seeds and flowers allow them to practice their counting, while writing their numbers.
Combine with a count and circle worksheet if your child needs a gentle reminder on how to form their number shapes.
How to Use Spring Counting Worksheets
These spring counting worksheets focus on signs of spring that children can see outside of the home and classroom, such as seedlings, bugs and flowers.
Use these worksheets to help children practice their counting inside and outside of the home or classroom. For example, use a worksheet as a morning activity and then go on a nature walk to see how many others flowers, seedlings or bees you and your child can count together.
For the 1 to 10 counting worksheets, you may decide to take a few coloring pencils and a clipboard, and color in a flower each time you see one.
You can also use these spring themed worksheets to discuss the life cycle of a plant, growing from a seed, to a seedling and then to a flower, providing food for bugs.
More Spring Resources
For more ideas on how to explore this season visit the Spring Hub.
