April Showers & Spring Rainbows Measurement Math Craft | Kindergarten and First
$3.00
Make spring math fun and hands-on with this April Showers and Spring Rainbows Measurement Craft!
This interactive hands on math activity is perfect for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade students to explore standard and non-standard measurement while creating a fun seasonal craft. Ideal for your spring math centers, bulletin board displays, or whole-group lessons!
What’s Included:
- Printable April Showers craft templates
- Printable Spring Rainbows craft templates
- Measurement recording sheets (standard & non-standard units)
- Printable “rain drops” to use as a non-standard measurement unit.
- Printable rulers
- Teacher directions for easy prep
- No prep – just print, measure, and create!
Skills Covered:
- Measuring with non-standard units (raindrops)
- Measuring with standard units (inches)
- Comparing lengths
- Fine motor skills through cutting and gluing
- Following directions and organizing data
Why Teachers Love It:
- Combines math and art in an engaging way
- Great for spring themes and weather units
- Encourages creativity and critical thinking
- Super low prep – perfect for busy teachers
- Works well for early finishers, sub plans, or math center rotations
Perfect For:
- Spring math crafts
- April or spring-themed math lessons
- Integrating measurement practice into fun, hands-on learning
- Homeschool math enrichment
- Bulletin board or hallway displays
***This April math activity brings the perfect mix of creativity and curriculum to your classroom!***
Your students will be engaged and practicing real math skills, and you’ll love how easy it is to prep and teach.
53 reviews for April Showers & Spring Rainbows Measurement Math Craft | Kindergarten and First
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Denise S. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI want to use it, and plan to use it, but the directions do not make sense. There are no explicit directions and I do not know what the colors on the worksheet are in reference to. I see other people posted the same question a year ago, but there does not seem to be an answer to this question. It looks cute, though.
Jacqueline M. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students really enjoyed this measurement math craft!
Tiny Human Dazzle (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students loved making this and it was so cute hung in the hallway!
Jessica G. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI love the Activity , My students Enjoyed it. Thank you !
Erin Ziervogel (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI was able to tweak the use of this resource and utilize it as an “order by length” activity. It was such a cute, simple activity that was great for hanging in the hallway!
The Coastal Cowgirl Classroom (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI loved using this activity for students to practice measuring in units and in non standard units. It was great to use in the spring and I use it to change the work outside our classroom.
Anastasia B. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTPerfect end for our measurement unit. Students were able to use standard units of measurement and non-standard units. So cute!
Jennifer F. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI love being able to use crafts in Math. This was a perfect activity for our Measurement unit!
Amy L. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTLove this. My students enjoyed this very much and it makes a beautiful display for a bulletin board.
The Achievement Gap Classroom (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students have loved using this in class this year.