5 Spring Games and Activities

As spring arrives, it’s the perfect time to refresh your classroom activities and bring in some seasonal fun! Whether you’re welcoming new students, looking for interactive ways to engage them, or just need a creative break from the usual routine, spring-themed games and activities are a fantastic way to keep things exciting. Here are five spring games and activities to try in your classroom:

1)Spring Would You Rather Game
Kick off your spring season with a fun and simple “Would You Rather” game. This no-prep activity encourages students to think critically and share their opinions in a playful way. It’s perfect for morning meetings or a quick break between lessons. The spring-themed questions can range from silly to more thoughtful questions about nature and the season.

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2)Spring Scavenger Hunt
A spring scavenger hunt is a wonderful way to get students outside and moving. Create a list of springtime items for students to find around the school yard or classroom, such as a flower petal, a leaf, or even a specific color of clothing. This activity encourages observation skills and teamwork, plus it’s a great way to celebrate the season.

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3)Spring Bingo
A seasonal twist on the classic bingo game, spring bingo incorporates all the things we associate with the season: flowers, insects, and more. Use cards with springtime pictures, and instead of traditional numbers, call out the names of plants or objects. This is a fun way to reinforce vocabulary while having a bit of competitive fun.

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4)Spring Craft Stations
Set up multiple craft stations where students can rotate through activities like making paper flowers, decorating spring-themed bookmarks, or creating their own “spring is here” signs. These crafts are not only fun, but they allow students to express their creativity and enhance fine motor skills.

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5)Spring Charades
In this fun and active game, students act out different spring-related activities or items like planting flowers or flying a kite. This encourages creativity, teamwork, and physical activity while reinforcing spring vocabulary.

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These spring games and activities are a great way to add some joy to your classroom while reinforcing essential skills. They’re perfect for adding excitement to your lessons and keeping your students engaged in a hands-on way as the seasons change.