Spring into action with these cute spring classroom crafts that are just blooming with possibilities!
As the snow melts away and the first green buds make their appearance, it’s the perfect time to bring a splash of color and a burst of creativity into your classroom. Imagine tiny hands busy at work, transforming paper, glue, and glitter into masterpieces that would make even the flowers outside jealous!
We’ve got crafts that are as fresh as a spring breeze, easy enough for all, and fun – oh, so much fun! From fluttering butterflies that seem to dance in the air to chirpy birds that are too cute not to love, each craft is a doorway to laughter, learning, and happy children.
So, get ready to shake off those winter blues! We’re about to turn your classroom into a vibrant garden of creativity and joy. Let’s make memories that will bloom in your students’ hearts long after the flowers outside have gone. It’s time to craft, giggle, and grow together this spring!
Easy Spring Crafts For Kids
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This adorable flower handprint card craft is a fantastic way to celebrate spring! With just a few colorful supplies, kids can create a personalized card that captures the essence of spring with their very own handprints turned into vibrant flowers.
Print several copies of the template, and have the students make adorable spring flower hedgehog cards.
Let's turn those springtime frowns upside down with the Grouchy Ladybug craft that's all the buzz! On a drizzly day, there's nothing better than diving into this crafty adventure, snipping and sticking to create the sassiest little bug in town.
Plus, pairing it with a storytime session of "The Grouchy Ladybug" makes for an unbeatable combo of fun and learning!
These pressed flower bookmarks would make great Mother’s Day gifts for the kids to take home to Mom. You can use dried flowers or press your own.
Buzz into spring with the cutest paper plate bee craft around! It's the perfect way to celebrate those busy little pollinators that bring life to the season.
Kids will have a blast creating their own colorful bees, buzzing with creativity and fluttering with excitement!
The provided template makes these moving-winged ladybugs a cinch to set up.
Combine this paper plate bird nest craft with a lesson plan about bird life cycles for some hands-on learning.
These coffee filter butterflies can get just a little messy, so you may want to control the water bottle. But the result is too good to pass up.
This watercolor painting combines process art with paint resistance techniques for a unique result kids will love.
Learning about how butterflies develop is a staple of the school years, and the template will make sure each student gets to make their own model.
Bees are the perfect subject for a spring classroom craft since they herald the warmer weather. This bee helps kids focus on kindness and gives them a fun craft.
These flower paint chip bookmarks look fantastic. The best part about this spring classroom craft is you can get the paint chips for free at your local hardware store.
This little handprint frog is another good craft for springtime. Let each child trace and cut out their handprint for the frog.
Gardening and plant development are great subjects for kids to learn about. The mini greenhouse allows kids to do this regardless of whether it’s warmed up yet.
These daisy crafts are made from Q-tips, for a soft, fuzzy, touchable flower at the end.
Some craft sticks, pipe cleaners, and beads are all the kids need to build this dragonfly craft.
Yarn squiggles are the perfect material to stand in for sheep’s wool on this craft.
Nobody needs to be reminded that springtime tends to be rainy, but these 3D umbrella crafts will have kids thinking about weather cycles for sure.
Kids will love this butterfly kite, and teachers will love the template that makes it easy to reproduce.
Help kids learn about the parts of a flower with this printable daffodil craft.
Craft sticks turn into a cute little bluebird with this spring classroom craft.
With all the painting and gluing, this spring tree is a craft that will keep kids busy for a long time.
The template provided will supply as many frogs as you need, and some of those popper toys mean the frogs will actually jump.
Pre-cut the branches, beaks, and leaves to make this handprint bird craft a snap.
Kids can design a paper plate maze with straw sections. Then print up the frog template so they have a target for their mazes.
If things don’t get too out of hand, students will love tearing up the different colors of paper to make these rainbows.
Use the template to prepare the frogs for these paper bag puppets. The kids will be sure to play with them for the rest of the school day.
Identifying specific flowers is a great way to learn about things. Have the kids make this lavender Q-tip painting to learn more about this helpful plant.
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