Counting Worksheets for Spring: Raindrops and Umbrellas {Free Printables}

Spring is finally here – can you believe it? To celebrate the season, we’ve created a new set of counting worksheets in a fun raindrop and umbrella theme. These counting worksheets work perfectly with playdough, dry erase markers, math counters, and more. To see all the fun, please continue reading below.

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What You’ll Need

Raindrops counting worksheets (Sign up for our newsletter here to gain access to our library of printables which includes this activity sheet.) Already a subscriber? Login to our resource library to download them.
Play Doh (store bought) or homemade playdough (see our easy recipe here)
Scissors
Laminator
Laminating sheets
Or, instead of a laminator, you can use sheet protectors
3 ring binder to store the printables (if you placed them in sheet protectors) or folders to store the printables if you laminated them
Pom poms, buttons, glass stones, or beads

What to Do

Begin by downloading and printing the raindrops counting worksheets. We recently signed up for the HP Instant Ink program and are loving it! They offer several different plans (such as $4.99 for 100 pages a month) and will automatically send you new cartridges before you even need them. We are now saving SO MUCH money (and time) on ink and I don’t feel guilty printing out new printables and playdough mats each day. If you want to check it out, ordering through our link here will give you 3 free months. You can use just about any HP printer but we’ve been using this compact one and absolutely love it! The color is gorgeous and matches my decor (we’ll call that a win!) and the size is smaller than any printer I’ve ever owned which is great for small spaces (or living room/dining room offices). Between HP Instant Ink and our compact printer, my printing life truly has become so much easier to print all these fun playdough mats and activity sheets we’ve been making lately.

Sometimes we laminate our worksheets and sometimes we slip them into sheet protectors and tuck them in a 3-ring binder. Laminating is a bit more durable but if your little ones aren’t too rambunctious with their playdough mats, sheet protectors should work just fine.

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Once you’ve printed, laminated, and cut out your counting worksheets, it’s time to have some fun!

Raindrops Counting Worksheets Playtime

To play, simply place a counting worksheet out for your child, along with some playdough and beads, buttons, cut out raindrops, or pom poms, and invite your child to follow the prompts given on each worksheet.

You could also use these sheets with dry erase markers.

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