Spring Toddler Activities
I may be writing about spring but we are far from having any spring weather here in Ontario. However, it warms me up to think of these Spring toddler activities. My hubby took our daughter to the library last week and asked her what book she wanted. She picked out a gardening book, I guess she’s ready for spring too.
If you love everything about spring, check out these amazing Fun Spring Activities for Kids!
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Why is spring the best season?
Spring ushers in a spectacle of awakening and rebirth in the natural world, transforming the environment into a vibrant tableau of life and color. Trees don their lush green attire, while flowers burst forth in a riot of colors, inviting a buzzing audience of bees and butterflies.
The air fills with the melodious symphony of birdsong as they return from their winter migrations to nest and raise their young. Creeks and rivers swell with the rush of melting snow, nourishing the land and giving life to new growth. Animals emerge from their winter hideaways, adding to the dynamic renewal of the ecosystem.
This season of renewal is not just a feast for the eyes but a call to the outdoors, promising adventure and discovery with each unfolding day. Spring’s arrival is a reminder of the earth’s resilience and beauty, offering a vivid backdrop for outdoor learning and exploration.
Recommended Spring Books for Toddlers
Read and experience the spring season with these awesome books for young learners. Let them discover fun facts about the season and some good things we can learn about the stories that come with these spring books.
Spring is Here: A Bear and Mole StoryLola Plants a Garden (Lola Reads)I See SpringLittle Blue Truck’s SpringtimePlanting a RainbowA Little Book About Spring (Leo Lionni’s Friends)
Why is outdoor play important for toddlers?
Outdoor play is vitally important for toddlers as it lays the foundation for a lifetime of healthy habits and appreciation for the natural world. Beyond the obvious physical benefits of fresh air and exercise, outdoor activities stimulate toddlers’ burgeoning curiosity and provide rich sensory experiences that indoor environments simply can’t replicate.
The textures of grass and sand, the sound of rustling leaves, and the sight of fluttering butterflies—all these engage and develop a child’s senses and cognitive skills. Furthermore, outdoor play encourages social interactions and cooperative play, essential components for developing communication skills and understanding social dynamics.
It’s in these unstructured, playful settings that toddlers learn to take risks, solve problems, and build resilience. In essence, outdoor play is not just about physical growth but about nurturing a well-rounded individual ready to explore and respect the world around them.
Recommended Spring Activity Kits
Make the most out of the season with these exciting activity kits. It’s a very good bonding experience for the family, too!
TINYMILLS 12 Pcs Spring Flowers Butterfly Stamp Kit for Kids Self Inking Stamps Gift Easter Basket Filler RewardsKids Activities Art and Crafts for Kids 4-Pack DIY Bird House Kit for Children to Build and Paint Creative Art Projects4M Green Creativity Pressed Flower Art Kit – Arts & Crafts DIY Recycle Floral Press Gift for Kids & Teens, Girls & Boys, MultiCreativity for Kids Mini Garden: Dinosaur Terrarium – Arts and Crafts for Boys and Girls Ages 6-8+Plant Kit for Kids – Paint and Plant Flower Growing Kit | Gardening Kit Gifts for 5-10 Year Old Girls with Gardening Tools for Kids8 Pieces Easter Suncatcher Crafts Kit, Easter Window Art Kit Bunny Egg Carrot Crafts
Fun Spring Activities To Try
- Spring Preschool Activities
- Spring Kindergarten Activities
- Spring Activities for Elementary Students
- Paper Plate Spring Wreath for Preschool by Nurture Store
- Dyeing Flowers by Gift of Curiosity
Must-try Toddler Activities
More Flower Activities for Kids
- Felt Flower Craft Counting Activity
- Flower Sensory Soup
- Toilet Paper Roll Flower Painting Activity
- How to Create Braided Flower Bracelets
Spring Toddler Activities
Need a fun spring activity to keep your toddler busy? Try one of these fun and engaging activities.
Prepare for a fun learning and playtime with this colorful spring sensory bin. Put some flowers and toy insects and trust me, it will be very attractive for a toddler.
If you have felt on hand, you can easily create this felt flower craft which is a great quiet activity.
With this amazing goopy grass sensory play that toddlers will enjoy, you'll be surprised how creative and resourceful you'll become!
Have an exciting treasure hunt with this Fizzy Treasure Rock activity. It's simple but lots of fun!
Have fun painting with shaving cream for a great sensory experience.
Grab some foam and cupcake wrappers. These spring themed sun catchers you can create with your toddler are sure to brighten any window on a spring day.
Create cute bugs and flowers with your toddler's fingerprints, a great craft and keepsake as well.
You don’t have to get dirty in this flower garden sensory bin, a wonderful way to bring spring indoors.
Get counting with these adorable spring printables and count those fingerprints as you paint along.
Create the sound of falling rain using items you have lying around and a cardboard tube. Perfect for a toddler to have fun with on a rainy day this Spring!
Spring cleaning is a necessity, and chores are a life skill. Get your spring cleaning work done while having your toddler help as well!
Create a spring-themed sensory bin for your toddler to play in. It requires a low setup and is mostly with everyday objects around your house.
Make a fun book to help your toddler learn some of the words of things they commonly see outdoors.
All you need is 5 minutes to put this basket of fun together and your toddler will be entertained for days.
Fun spring activities to do with your toddler to help them with name recognition.
Use cupcake liners and construction paper to create these fun flower collages this spring with your toddler.
Recycle an old egg carton and turn it into a beautiful flower garden with your toddler this spring.
This one is a collection of fun activities that you can do with your toddler on rainy days.
As the season shifts and the natural world awakens, this collection of spring toddler activities promises not only to entertain but also to enrich. From the tactile joy of educational crafts to the awe-inspiring wonder of simple spring-themed activities, we’ve explored numerous ways to engage curious minds and nurture a love of learning.
So why wait? Dive in and discover all the possibilities of springtime with your little ones! Happy exploring!