Spring Cleaning Preschool Activities

Spring Cleaning Preschool Activities

Who doesn’t love a bit of spring cleaning? Believe it or not, preschoolers love helping around the classroom with cleaning and organizing, especially when they know they get to help their teachers. Bringing a Spring Cleaning theme into your classrooms also reinforces the importance of assisting with chores and learning responsibilities! 

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Free Spring Cleaning Lesson Planning Ideas

Check out our free Spring Cleaning Theme Planning page for resources, activities, and hands-on learning experiences in every domain!

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Spring Cleaning Printable Preschool Activities

Choose a Tool for the Chore

During Spring Cleaning it's important to use the right tool for the chore, preschoolers use identification and problem solving skills to pick the right tool for each job in this activity. ​

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Scrubbing Bubbles Seek and Find Letter Matching 

Scrubbing Bubbles Seek and Find letter match activity for literacy fun during Spring Cleaning theme week!

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Spring Cleaning Count & Clip Cards

Practice counting and matching the numbers with this fine-motor practice activity. Check out this activity and more in the Spring Cleaning Activity Pack. 

Spring Cleaning Patterning

Practice AB, AAB, and ABC patterning. 
Laminate for repeat use or use as a cut and paste activity. 

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Chore Sorting

There are chores to be done all around the house! Sort the chores to the place they are done. 

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​More Preschool Spring Cleaning for Preschoolers

Sponge Painting

Sponges are an important part of cleaning! But, they also make awesome accessories for a great piece of artwork. Take a look at our Sponge Painting Process Art Tutorial for a fun activity to add into your spring cleaning unit.

Make Your Own Bubble Solution

Spring is the perfect time to get outdoors with bubbles but these bubbles can also be used in a wash the dishes sensory bin. Grab the directions for the bubble solution!

Classroom Job Charts

Assigning preschoolers jobs in the classrooms fosters independence, responsibility and excitement about their role in the classroom. Grab this Editable Job Chart to implement in your preschool classrooms. 

DIY Sponge Letters

Transform a regular household item into letters! DIY Sponge Letters can be used as stampers, sensory bin materials, or just a fun way to practice the alphabet. Learn more about the process of making Sponge Letters in this post. 

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Spring Cleaning Preschool Activity Pack

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