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Water the Flowers! Find the Letter Worksheets

March 11, 2020 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

We have had more rain in the past month than I ever recall at any point since I’ve been living in Georgia.

For perspective, I’ve been living in Georgia since I was 18 months old.

Naturally, the plants in our neighborhood are growing like crazy. And, so, I thought it was a great time to introduce these fun “Water the Flowers” find the letter worksheets!

Simple Water the Flowers Find the Letter Worksheets

Whether you live in a rainy climate or not, these alphabet worksheets are so fun for little ones to use during spring!

And they’re great for reinforcing letter recognition skills at any time of year.

Keep reading to get your set – free! And, for more ways to teach early letter recognition, pick up my A to Z Race! Finish the Alphabet Worksheets too!

Share these flower themed find the letter worksheets with early learners! Great for practicing letter recognition!

Water the Flowers! Find the Letter Worksheets for Kids

To use these flower-themed find the letter worksheets, you’ll need the following: (This post contains affiliate links. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

  • Printer (with ink)
  • Printer Paper
  • Crayons or Dot markers
  • Laminator (optional)
  • Dry erase markers (optional)
  • Playdough (optional)
Printable Spring Find the Letter Worksheets

This product includes nine find the letter worksheets.

Each letter (uppercase and lowercase) has a row for students to read the letter on the “flower” and spot the matching letter on “raindrops”.

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Spring Find the Letter Worksheets for Kids

If you’ll use these as a one-time activity, simply print them and pass them out for use with colored pencils, crayons, or dot markers.

Water the Flowers Find the Letter Worksheets

Or turn them into a morning tub activity by laminating the pages.

Then let students “dot” the raindrops with playdough, dry erase markers, or pom poms!

Spring Water the Flowers Alphabet Worksheets

Scroll down to get your set of Water the Flowers Find the Alphabet Worksheets!

Try some of these other early literacy activities!

Pick up these spring themed early creative writing prompts to help students practice composing stories about spring!
This hands on short vowel sounds activity is so fun for building early phonics skills! Add it to your literacy centers for engaging phonics practice!
Practice helping early learners memorize the letters of the alphabet with these printable finish the alphabet worksheets for kids! Great for learning alphabetical order!
Printable Spring Themed Find the Letter Worksheets

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Practice finding uppercase and lowercase letters with these spring-themed Water the Flowers Find the Letter Worksheets! Perfect for early learners!

Filed Under: Homeschooling Printables, Teaching Printables Tagged With: alphabet, ece, literacy

Ten 10 Minute Preschool Activities

February 22, 2016 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

Have you ever spent an evening planning an activity for your preschooler only to find that it lasted all of 10 minutes? I have. It’s extraordinarily frustrating.

I cannot tell you the number of times I made that mistake with Tigger when she was younger. I’d meticulously plan a unit study, complete with books, games, activities, crafts, and more – only to find that she’d lost interest after just a few minutes.

But let’s be real: Preschoolers are not known for their long attention spans. Which means that when it comes to activities, the quicker the better. And if the setup is also simple, then that’s a win-win!

So here are ten 10 minute preschool activities that are fun, easy to set up, and educational! Don’t worry. With these, your preschooler won’t have time to get bored!

Ten Minute Preschool Activities

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Ten 10 Minute Preschool Activities

  1. Pick a part of the human body and do a craft about it. These can be as simple as a cut-and-paste activity. For example, try this simple hands-on craft about taste buds!
  2. Read a great picture book with your preschooler. If you need book suggestions, check out my list of the best picture books for three-year-olds!
  3. Practice scissor cutting skills. Learning to use scissors is an important preschool skill. This set of bee-themed scissor practice printables is simple to set up!
  4. Go on a nature walk. Take your child outside and look at the plants, animals, and insects in your neighborhood. If you have a lot of trees nearby, grab these free leaf identification flashcards and see how many you can spot!
  5. Learn sign language. ASL is a wonderful language for both deaf and hearing kids and you can learn to sign a few words in just a few minutes! Check out this video to learn how to sign weather words in ASL.
  6. Look through a kids’ cookbook and find a recipe to make together. This list of fun children’s cookbooks features some great selections!
  7. Do a simple science experiment. In just a few minutes, you can show your child a scientific principle or two! Try this quick experiment to learn how to make an egg float!
  8. Design a map of the solar system. Use this set of free printable solar system flashcards to set up a universe on your dining room table!
  9. Make moon sand. When the weather’s nice outside, take your preschooler outdoors and make this recipe for colored moon sand together! It’s an awesome play material and a great way to incorporate sensory integration in your day.
  10. Create a batch of edible play dough. This recipe for edible dairy-free play dough is super fun and super easy to make!

10 Ten Minute Preschool Activities

Try these other activities for early learners!

Harry the Dirty Dog Activity for Tots and PreK

Harry the Dirty Dog Extension Activity

How to Teach Preschoolers to Play Quietly

How to Teach Preschoolers to Play Quietly

The Best Picture Books for Three-Year-Olds

The Best Picture Books for Three-Year-Olds

For more preschool learning ideas, follow my Learning for Little Ones board on Pinterest!

And for more ideas to teach kids of all ages, check out The Big Book of Homeschooling Ideas!

The Big Book of Homeschool Ideas by iHomeschool Network
This post is part of the “Useful Tasks You Can Do in 5 to 60 Minutes” linkup from iHomeschool Network! Stop by to see the other quick tasks you can get accomplished in your homeschool!

iHomeschool Network Useful Tasks You Can Do in 5 to 60 Minutes

Filed Under: PreK Homeschooling Tagged With: activities for kids, activities for prek, early childhood education, ece, homeschool preschool, prek, prek homeschooling, preschool, preschool activities, preschool homeschool, preschool homeschooling

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