Peek, guess, and flip to meet the cutest spring arrivals! Close-up clues build observation and prediction skills, fun facts spark science talk, and a mama-and-baby memory match keeps skills hopping.

Flip a card, find the matching bird, and scoop up a snack! Counting scoops for each hungry bird builds one-to-one correspondence, number sense, color recognition, and fine motor skills, all through sensory play.

Let beginning sounds soar! Name each spring picture on the kite, find its missing first letter, and clip the matching clothespin or bow onto the tail to build phonemic awareness, letter recognition, and fine motor strength.

Splish, splash, and freeze! Hop from puddle to puddle while singing the song, then stop and record the letter at your feet. It’s a gross motor game that builds letter recognition, listening skills, and early writing.

Hop to it! Clap out the syllables in each spring word on a carrot, then feed it to the bunny with the matching number on its ear. It’s a crunchy way to build phonological awareness, counting, and listening skills.

Make it rain with math! Count gems or pom-poms into each rain gauge to match the numbers, then compare which gauge collected more, fewer, or the same, building counting, number sense, and early comparison skills.

Twist and tilt the rice sensory bottle to find a letter, notice its color, and record it on the rainbow mat to practice letter identification, handwriting, and color matching in one bright, hands-on activity.

Crack open spring science with the life cycle of a robin! Order the cards, then flap, hatch, and hop through each stage to build sequencing, retelling, and science skills that really take wing.

Spring into fine motor fun! Bead, dot, link, roll, and build your way through five hands-on activities that grow finger strength and pre-writing skills that are egg-cellent.

Up, down, wet, dry, spring has opposites galore! Match the picture cards, then color a booklet of pairs to build vocabulary, comparing skills, and fine motor control.

This dramatic play is ripe for fun! Run a strawberry patch with signs, checklists, and play money to practice cooperation, counting, and reading print.

Watch math blossom! Measure tulips of different heights with snap cubes, then place the matching number card underneath to practice nonstandard measurement, counting, and number recognition.

Harvest a bushel of counting fun! Count the fruits and veggies in each garden, then fill the ten-frame with transparent counters to grow number sense, one-to-one correspondence, and subitizing skills.

Wiggle into math with magnetic worms! Wave a wand over colorful pipe cleaner worms, see how many you catch, and graph the results to practice counting, comparing numbers, and early data skills.