Spring Animal Sorting Printable – 2 Free Activities for Kindergarten

As the season changes from Winter to Spring, the world comes alive again. This Spring Animal Sorting Printable explores the difference between animals that remain active in Winter vs. animals that come out of hibernation in the Spring. This free printable homeschool resource explores both nature and math in a fun and engaging way.

Help your homeschool kids explore the change of seasons with this fun and active spring animal sorting printable. With these fun and engaging free kindergarten activities, your children will discover fun facts about nature and explore simple math concepts.

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Winter Vs. Spring Animals for Kids

Through this cut-and-paste animal activity, your kids will learn about the difference between animals in the Winter Vs. animals in the Spring.

Find out which animals hibernate and which animals remain active all Winter.

While I created this as a Spring animal sorting printable, this is the perfect homeschool unit study for both Spring and Winter. Explore how seasons affect the animals around us. Teach your children what hibernation looks like for different creatures. This is a great way to introduce the concept of hibernation, seasons, or just have a fun animal study that helps them practice basic math concepts.

Spring Nature Books for Elementary Kids

Inside this free spring animal sorting printable, you’ll also find a great book list to support your child’s learning of winter vs. spring animals. Deep dive into the change of seasons with your kindergarten child or really any aged child who’s ready to learn and explore this great concept.

Here are the books on the list:

• “Over and Under the Snow” by Kate Messner

• “Goodbye Winter, Hello Spring” by Kenard Pak

• “Animals in Spring” by Kathryn Clay

• “Mouse’s First Spring” by Lauren Thompson

• “Little Bear’s Spring” by Elli Woollard

Make sure to download and print the printables below to get an easy-to-use copy of this list. Have your child bring the list to the library and search for these great books.

For more great books for elementary kids, be sure to see our monthly homeschool book lists.

Spring Nature Math Activities for Kindergarten

A fun aspect of this Spring Animal Sorting Printable for kids is the math page. Practice counting, adding, and subtracting with this interactive Spring Math Printable for Kindergarten. Using hands-on activities for math is a great way to engage young kids.

Cut out each food, number, and math symbol, then help your kindergartener create different problems in the first box. Challenge them to find the answer by feeding the animal in the second box.

Create Your Own Busy Bags or Busy Books for Kindergarten

I recently bought these re-usable bags on Amazon to organize our sorting activities and other easy, busy-bag toys, as I wanted to create an efficient and tidy way to manage our playtime resources.

These bags come in a variety of sizes and colors, making it easy to group similar toys while also adding a touch of fun to our storage system.

I highly encourage you to laminate the free printables before cutting them out. That way, they become a durable resource your child can use again and again.

You could also store these inside clear folders to make a busy binder for preschoolers, kindergarteners, or elementary students.

Get Your FREE Spring Animal Sorting Printable – with Kindergarten Math Skills

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