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15+ Super Fun Toddler Spring Activities

April 9, 2019 by Rachel Cooper

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Inside: Looking for some fun toddler spring activities? Here are over 15 inviting activities that will bring nature into your home or classroom!

Spring is one of the best times to bring nature into the home or classroom.

Adding fresh flowers (or fake for something that lasts longer!) to the play-dough table or sensory bin adds a fresh, colorful element.

When searching through spring activities on the internet, I noticed that most of them focus on art elements that are a bit too complicated for young toddlers’ little hands.

These spring activities are specifically selected for toddlers, for hands-on activities that they can enjoy at their skill level.

15 Super Fun Toddler Spring Activities

15+ Super Fun Toddler Spring Activities

Flower Market – Set up a dramatic play flower market with fake flowers for toddlers to arrange.

Spring Chicks – Strengthen the hands and fingers with this fun art activity that involves squeezing watercolors.

Rainy Day Window Art – Toddlers will paint on cookie sheets with blue watercolors and press a piece of paper down on top, creating a rainy window effect. (Munchkins and Moms)

Egg Carton Flowers – Paint egg cartons with plenty of colorful paint to upcycle these flowers. (I Heart Arts n Crafts)

Birds Nest Sensory Bin – Fill a sensory bin with birdseed and pretend birds for preschoolers to place in the little nest. (Fantastic Fun and Learning)

Flower Discovery Bottles – Use real flowers to fill these beautiful discovery bottles, allowing toddlers to examine the flowers up close. (Little Bins for Little Hands)

Flower Playdough – Place brown playdough into small pots for toddlers to push fake flowers into. (Fun with Mama)

Tulip Stamps – Cut potato halves to create tulip-shaped stamps for toddlers to dip into paint. (Crafty Morning)

Painting with Flowers – Toddlers will use various flowers as their paintbrushes to create fun textures. (The Cozy Red Cottage)

Spring Playdough – Mix real flower petals in with your playdough for a fun spring sensory experience. (Pre-K Pages)

Bugs Sensory Bin – Dye rice green and add plastic bugs, adding little cups for toddlers to scoop. (Fun with Mama)

Playdough Invitation – Gather nature materials from outside, such as small pinecones, for toddlers to press into the playdough. (Fantastic Fun and Learning)

Letter Matching Flowers – Write letters onto foam flowers and clothespins for toddlers to match up together. (Learn Play Imagine)

Color Flower Arrangements – Toddlers will arrange the fake flowers into the matching color vases. (Early Learning Ideas)

Coffee Filter Umbrellas – Use coffee filters, markers, and water to create these spring umbrellas to hang in your windows. (Sunny with a Chance of Sprinkles)

Butterfly Process Art – As a class, glue tissue paper onto a large outline of a butterfly to create a colorful wall decoration. (Stay at Home Educator)

15 Super Fun Toddler Spring Activities  

More Spring Activities:

Rubber Ducks Spring

Water Table

Alphabet Flower Sensory Bin

Colorful Toddler Butterfly Art with Free Printable  

 

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