These spring activities for toddlers are such fun toddler activity ideas - perfect for that warm spring weather.


I love Spring activities for toddlers. Spring is such a fun and exciting time, especially for inquisitive little minds, and there are so many toddler activities to choose from.
We have put together a list of some of the best spring activities for Toddlers. There are some great ideas for sensory play, fun craft and even some edible art!
Some of our favorite toddler Spring activities are:
Flower Pom Pom Sensory Bin
Create a fun spring themed sensory bin using pom poms and flowers.
Spring Flower Finger Print Painting
A fun and colorful spring toddler activity - get out the paints (I always recommend THESE paints) and paint some pretty flowers.

Nature Collage Craft
Go on a nature walk and collect leaves and flowers and then create this pretty spring nature collage craft.

Spring Scavenger Hunt - Free Printable
This fun free toddler Spring Scavenger Hunt printable makes for a fun spring game for toddlers.
Print out the sheet and hide the pictures - why not hide them outside to make the most of the nice Spring weather! Get your copy HERE.

Spring Flower Threading Toddler Activity
I love an easy toddler activity and this one is perfect! Use spools and thread flowers (real or fake) through them. A fun way to focus on fine motor skills too.
You can find the craft spools on Amazon HERE.

Spring Playdough Mats for Toddlers - Free Printable
Get out the playdough with these fun free printable playdough mats.

Butterfly Craft
A fun paper butterfly craft made with finger paints

Rainbow Popsicle Stick Craft
It wouldn't be spring without a fun rainbow craft. This easy craft idea uses large Popsicle sticks and cotton circles.

Some more Spring Toddler Activities shared by the creative members of our Facebook Group.
Bugs in Mud - Taste Safe Sensory Play
Bugs and Insects are associated with Spring so why not try this taste safe bugs in mud sensory play activity.

Bugs in Dirt Sensory Bin
Another fun spring themed sensory bin can be made by hiding bugs in dirt like this setup shared by Miranda. You can get pretend play bugs HERE on Amazon.

If you don't want to use real dirt you can try using crushed up Oreos like Amy did in this bug sensory bin.

Cardboard Tube Butterflies
Cheryl made these cute butterflies using cardboard tubes.

Nature Hunt
Georgie shared her fun Spring themed nature hunt using an egg carton.

Flower Pounding Spring Toddler Craft
This beautiful looking spring toddler activity was shared by Brittany - flower pounding.
You collect some spring flowers, use a toy hammer or a rock and have your child smash the flowers (with supervision of course) onto come canvas or cloth.
Isn't the end result beautiful!



Spring Flower Rainbow Craft
Elana shared this beautiful Spring flower rainbow craft with us. The end result looks so lovely, but the fun is also in collecting the flowers and making it too!



Spring Flower Ballerina Craft
The talented and creative Elena also shared this ballerina craft with us that she made using flower petals. What a great idea!


Create a Flower Themed Play Area
Jes went all out with her amazing flower themed play area (she changes here themes often). Doesn't this look amazing! For anyone wondering this is the playstand that she used


Spring Themed Toddler Playroom
Candice also created a wonderfully inviting play room for her toddler - she used pinwheel flowers (you can get similar HERE on Amazon) to create this beautiful space.


Rock Painting - Outdoor Spring Toddler Activity
Alicia shared this fun spring toddler activity - painting rocks! She had a large rock in her yard and used paints to decorate it.
You could use water paints which would wash off over time (and be less messy for your child) or acrylic paints if you wanted the paint to stay on.

Spring Gardening Pretend Play
Lydia set up a fun pretend play spring gardening activity. She used pretend play carrots (you can get similar ones HERE on Amazon) but you could use flowers or other plastic vegetables too.

Make a Spring Toddler Garden
Gardening is a great toddler spring activity idea. I LOVE how Ryan used an old broken water table to set up a fun toddler garden. Watering this would be a fun daily toddler activity too.

Oil Pastel Butterfly
This oil pastel butterfly craft is one of the most popular toddler crafts at My Bored Toddler. Even the youngest toddler can make this, as the beauty of oil pastels is that even the most basic scribble can be turned into a beautiful piece. See more about how to make an oil pastel butterfly here.
Rain Cloud Rainbow
This simple rain cloud and rainbow is a great craft for even the youngest toddlers - just make sure they don't eat the cotton wool! See how to make this toddler rain cloud craft here.
Toddler Kite
This fun toddler kite is actually a really simple toddler craft involving stickers and crepe paper. While it was never intended to fly, it actually works quite well and has been a big hit in our house. Find out how to make this great toddler kite..
Paper Plate Bird
Paper plates and feathers equals lots of toddler fun! These paper plate birds are great for spring and are easier to make than they look. See the instructions for making a paper plate bird here.
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If you are looking for more fun Spring Toddler Activities you might enjoy :
Spring Sensory Bins for Toddlers
Spring Crafts for 2 and 3 Year Olds

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Angie ~ ambient wares
Sunday 2nd of April 2017
These are great. We're always looking for fun things to do when the nieces and nephews come over. Thank you for sharing with us at Funtastic Friday!
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Jae
Wednesday 6th of April 2016
Hi! I featured your post this week in our Learn & Play Link Up for outdoor activities! Thank you for sharing and hope you join us again. - Jae, The Pinay Homeschooler