Want to welcome Spring with some fun classroom crafts? Check out these Spring crafts for elementary students! Our craft kits come with 5 different crafts each month, 10-20 writing prompts, blank writing pages and quick print craft pieces. The kits come with everything you need to create memory book pages, bulletin board displays, classroom door displays and more! If you want to spruce them up you can add paint, sequences, pom-poms, ribbon, etc. A lot of the crafts are great for tear and glue, qtip painting, or dabbers!
St. Patrick’s Crafts for Elementary Students
One of my favorite Spring holidays to celebrate in the classroom is St. Patrick’s Day. I don’t know what it is about the magic of spring and leprechauns but I love it! When it comes to St. Patricks Day Crafts my students and I have 2 different favorites. My students favorite is this build your own leprechaun craft. They love getting to look at all of the leprechaun outfits and accessories included and design their own little friend. Afterwards, I have to give them time to play with their leprechauns and it’s precious. One year, we used our leprechauns to help us build leprechaun traps which they LOVED.
My personal favorite St. Patrick’s Day craft is this classic four leaf clover. I love seeing their creativity with the different supplies I give to fill in their clover. Some years we do tear and glue, others I do paint/dabbers. Last year, I had centers around the room where students could choose how they wanted to finish their clover. This one is my favorite because it makes a precious hallway bulletin board display which I am a sucker for. You could even combine the clovers & the leprechauns to create a bulletin board display.
Welcome Spring!
The rest of the crafts included in this pack are perfect for welcoming Spring. I don’t know about you but where I live when March comes around all I can think about is Spring. I also love the changes of seasons because I love to decorate my classroom, switch out my display book shelf and create a fresh bulletin board.
Check out this precious lion and lamb craft. I usually do this one on the first day of Spring. We read a Spring read aloud and talk about what “in like a lion, out like a lamb” means then complete the craft. I usually do this craft on paper plates and include cotton balls for the lambs wool. I teach students how to make a lions mane out of craft paper too. You can even glue the lion and lamb front and back or add a handle for a puppet. If you don’t have the time (or energy) for all of that, no problem, the kit comes with all the printable pieces you would need!
I hope these gave you some ideas for Spring Crafts for Elementary Students! You can get my favorite shamrock sent straight to your inbox by filling in your information below. If you want all 5 crafts check them out here. If you are looking for more Spring Holiday Crafts you can check out the April Crafts here.
