This up and down weather is a sure sign Spring is on it's way. These printable 5 Spring poems for kids are a reminder of what's to come; hearing the chirps of baby birds, digging through mud to find worms, jumping in rain puddles, and planting flowers.
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These printable Spring poems for kids are great for poetry notebooks, Spring songs and fingerplays, and shared reading opportunities.
Sung to the tune of "Frere Jacques", Spring is Here is great for choral reading, is simple and short, and can easily incorporate movement for retelling. A Spring song for kids great for call and response.
Springtime is great for introducing after having a student-led discussion about the signs of Spring.
Review sight words and verbs with this adorable Spring poem, simply named Spring.
A Little Seed has been my go-to poem when introducing plants and flowers. It is also great for sight words, rhyming, and sequencing a plant life-cycle. Extend the flowers and plants lessons with these independent writing activities.
If you love these printable flower poems for kids, you may also be interested in the Spring Build a Poems. Watch below as my students work together to build the poem, A Little Seed.
Five Little Flowers has endless learning opportunities, such as color words, sight words, number words, sequencing, expression, and fluency. This printable Spring poem for kids is excellent for readers theater and shared reading.
These Spring poems for kids will keep them engaged and building reading fluency throughout the season. Print the 5 Spring poems collection, here.