These free Spring Colour by Code printables will keep the children entertained for hours, learning math skills as they colour in! These would make a great, relaxing activity for children at spring parties or outings as well.

 

 

Colour By Code Spring Printables

Colouring in is fun and these Spring Colour By Code pages will help your child reinforce some basic math and language arts skills in the process.

 

 

 

This pack includes 9 different colour by code pages. They are all colour by numbers from 1 to 10.

 

As students work on these spring themed worksheets, they will colour in spaces to reveal a hidden picture showing a fun character or prop relating to the spring season. These worksheets are also great practice for reinforcing math and literacy skills and to help them build independence while strengthening hand muscles. 

 

Simply read the code at the top of the page, find the corresponding number word in the picture below and colour it in. This is great activity for strengthening fine motor skills, working on number, letter and word recognition, and more.

 

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Learn more about nine different creatures that suck blood with these Bloodsuckers Printables. 

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Bloodsuckers Printables

 This 100+ page printable pack contains a variety of activities including:

• Alphabet Cards – Cut out, laminate and use to match the lower case letters to the uppercase ones. Can also be used to spell words.
• Trace the Letters – Improve handwriting skills while learning to spell.
• 3 Part Cards – Can be used to match the words to the picture or in games such as memory. These cards can also be used together with the alphabet cards, using the alphabet cards to spell out the words.
• I Spy – Count the Objects – Count the objects.
• Counting Puzzles – Cut out, laminate and use the numbers to place the puzzles back together.

• Counting Cards – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Addition Cards – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Subtraction Cards – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Size Sequencing Cards – Cut out, laminate and place in order from largest to smallest or vice versa.
• Coloring Activity – Color in the object using the color listed below.
• Do-A-Dot Letter Activity – Using a dot marker or bingo marker, dot out all of the correct letters.
• Dice / Graphing Activity – Cut out the dice and glue together. Roll the dice and graph each object the dice lands on.
• Size Sequencing Cards – Great for practicing order from largest to smallest or the other way round.
• What I Know/ Want to Learn about Bloodsuckers – Write what you want to know and then research the bloodsucking creatures and write the answers to your questions.
• Writing Pages – Research the different bloodsucking creatures and write our what you find.

• Emergent Reader about Bloodsuckers – Print out this book and have children read it to you. As they read, they will learn about nine different bloodsucking creatures.

Other Life Cycle Printables

For all the cards and puzzles activities, I prefer to print them out on white card stock and laminate them for durability and repetitive use.

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A fun way to learn about the life cycle of a pumpkin is with these fun Pumpkin Life Cycle Playdough Mats. Children will also be having fun while working on their fine motor skills as they mould the playdough into the correct shapes that relate to the different parts of the life cycle. They will enjoy learning to control their hand, fingers and thumb movements which they will need throughout their life while learning about pumpkins.

Check out the list of materials that we use with these printables.

Pumpkin Life Cycle Playdough Mats

Enhance your child’s motor and sensory skills along with their concentration skill with these wonderful pumpkin themed printables.

This activity can instil a love of science and learning about vegetables while engaging your child in a fun hands-on activity. In creating the parts of the pumpkin life cycle and practicing to write the name in the lines, they will be working on their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

These playdough mats are a great way for young children to work on their fine motor skills while learning about the life cycle of pumpkins.

In this pack, you will receive four sets of mats:

• Half page colour mats
• Full page colour mats
• Half page black and white mats
• Full page black and white mats

The half page mats consist of the picture for children to follow and place their playdough on as well as the name of the picture at the bottom of the page in dotted form. Children can use a pen, marker or crayon to trace these words. If these mats are laminated, children can use a dry erase marker to trace the words.

The full page mats include the same picture as the half page mats as well as the uppercase and lowercase letter of the first letter of the word which children can create with playdough. For handwriting practice, there are two uppercase, two lowercase letters as well as the name of the picture for children to trace.

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These fun simple multiplication worksheets are the perfect activity for helping children learn, practice and review early multiplication skills. While completing these easy multiplication printables, children can enjoy learning while incorporating manipulatives into this experience making it a very engaging activity.

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Simple Multiplication Worksheets

With these ten pages of printables, children will be able to practice, learn and review their multiplication skills, with worksheets working on multiplying up to 5, to 10, 20, 50 and to 100.

The printable pages in this pack include:

• Draw a line to match the equation to the correct answer. Pages include multiplying to 5, 50 and 100
• Vertical addition to 10
• Horizontal addition equations to 10
• Gorilla themed addition to 20 – vertical equations in columns
• Hedgehog themed addition to 50 – vertical equations in columns
• Ape themed addition to 20 – vertical equations in columns
• Missing Numbers to 20
• Cut and Paste the Missing Numbers to 5, and 10
• Answers are included

More Multiplication Printables

Try some of these worksheets by clicking the link below, or you can grab the whole pack here!

 

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Bananas are large berries that grow on tall herbaceous plants. These plants are able to float, and can be used to make paper and fabric. Learn more about the life cycle of these palm-like plants with these Banana Life Cycle Printables.  With these banana worksheets children can learn more about these plants that only produce one bunch of bananas, while working on their math and literacy skills.

 

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Banana Life Cycle Printables

 This 100+ page printable pack contains a variety of activities including:

• Alphabet Cards – Cut out, laminate and use to match the lower case letters to the uppercase ones. Can also be used to spell words.
• Trace the Letters – Improve handwriting skills while learning to spell.
• 3 Part Cards – Can be used to match the words to the picture or in games such as memory. These cards can also be used together with the alphabet cards, using the alphabet cards to spell out the words.
• I Spy – Count the Objects – Count the objects.
• Counting Puzzles – Cut out, laminate and use the numbers to place the puzzles back together.

• Counting Cards – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Addition Cards – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Subtraction Cards – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer.
• Size Sequencing Cards – Cut out, laminate and place in order from largest to smallest or vice versa.

• Coloring Activity – Color in the object using the color listed below.
• Do-A-Dot Letter Activity – Using a dot marker or bingo marker, dot out all of the correct letters.
• Dice / Graphing Activity – Cut out the dice and glue together. Roll the dice and graph each object the dice lands on.
• Size Sequencing Cards – Great for practicing order from largest to smallest or the other way round.
• What I Know/ Want to Learn about Bananas – Write what you want to know and then research bananas and write the answers to your questions.
• Life Cycle Writing Pages – Research the banana life cycle and write our what you find.
• Life Cycle Pages – Place / write the banana life cycle in the correct order.

• Emergent Reader about Bananas – Print out this book and have children read it to you. As they read, they will learn all about bananas, and the life cycle.

Other Life Cycle Printables

 

For all the cards and puzzles activities, I prefer to print them out on white card stock and laminate them for durability and repetitive use.

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These Decimal Cards are a hands-on approach for learning tenths, hundredths and thousandths.

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Decimal Cards

These decimal cards are easy to prepare.

• Just print out on white cardstock. 
• Cut out the porcupines by cutting on the black lines.
• Laminate for durability.
• Cut out the square acorn boxes along the black lines.
• Laminate for durability.

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Using these Cards 

• Place the porcupines in a line.
• Pick up an acorn card and read the number and look at the number that is underlined or count the blocks.
• Match on and under the correct porcupine.

There are no answers, but you could write the answers on the back of the cards eg. write tenths etc on the bottom left hand side of the correct acorn cards, to make them self checking if you wish. There are also no black or white copies, though you could print this pack in grayscale.

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These alphabet punch cards are a fun way for kids to practice their letter recognition while also working on their fine motor skills.

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Alphabet Punch Cards

Teaching kids the letters of the alphabet is needed for reading and writing. Usually around the age of 2 children start showing an interest in learning these letters. 

There are many ways to introduce children to the letters of the alphabet. These fun alphabet puzzles is just one way!

Preparing Punch Cards

1. Print them out on white paper or card.
2. Cut out each of the squares. There are four per page.
3. Depending on how you are going to use them, you can laminate them too.

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Using Punch Cards

• To use them with the hole punch, print out one copy per child. Cut out the squares and give your child the squares and the hole punch. Listen to them say the letter, then watch them punch out all the correct letters. Once they have found them all, they can colour in the picture and the letters.

• If you want to re-use these cards, laminate them and then clip mini pegs or place pom poms onto the correct letters. Students could also use a dry-erase marker to circle the correct letters. Again, once they have found all the letters, they can trace the letters  with the dry-erase marker.

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Young children will love learning about thirteen different 2D shapes with these fun 2D shape worksheets.

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2D Shape Worksheets

Preschoolers, kindergarteners, and children in pre-k and grade 1 will love learning and reviewing 2D shapes with this free, no-prep worksheets. There are thirteen different 2D shapes that they will work on including:

• circle
• heart
• hexagon
• octagon
• oval
• pentagon
• rectangle
• rhombus
• semi circle
• square
• star
• trapezium
• triangle

They will be learning about one shape per page, through completing six different activities. They are:

• Tracing the shape – one large and two small
• Dot the shape – using a bingo dabber or do-a-dot marker they will dot the shape. They could also colour in these dots with a marker, crayon or even paint and a q-tip.
• Finish the shape – Only half of the shape is there, children will draw the rest of the shape
• Write the shape – Trace over the name of the shape
• Box the shape – Write the name of the shape in the boxes
• Find the shape – Find and colour or place a counter, mini eraser or pom pom onto the correct matching shapes

More Shape Resources

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Our boys have been interested in learning about musical instruments since they picked up a book at the library about orchestras. After reading this book, I made these musical instrument cards to help them learn the name of many instruments.

Musical Instruments Cards

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Included in these cards, are the music families: strings, brass, woodwind and strings.

There are cards for many instruments within each of these four families as well as some extra cards like the conductor and one for a music stand.

These cards can be used to match the instruments, as well as placing the instruments into their music families. For durability, I recommend laminating them.

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Children will love learning to recognise the numbers from 1 through 20 and practice their counting with this cute bear number match activity. These printables bears are easy to make, and are great for young children in developing number recognition, matching and fine motor skills.

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Bear Number Match

With this fun activity, children will be working on their number recognition and counting skills for all numbers from 1 through 20. There are six different ways that each number appears:

• Number
• Word Number
• Ten Frame
• Dice
• Tally Marks
• Fingers on hands

Preparing this Activity

To prepare this activity, you will need to grab the pdf file below and print out the version that you want – colour or black and white. Then cut out the parts of the bears. I laminate each part of the bear for durability.

Using this Activity

To use, place all the parts of the bear in a separate piles eg. a pile of heads, a pile of bodies, a pile of left feet etc. Children will choose one body from the first pile and then look through the rest of the piles to find the same matching number parts and create their bear.

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