Mother’s Day Worksheets grades K-2

Mother’s day worksheets, to get your little homeschooler into the holiday of honoring mom and learning at the same time! It’s a win-win!

Congratulations! We have made it to May! That means spring has fully sprung and it’s time to honor your favorite person, mom. As well as having your little ones appreciate what you do for them every day.

It’s even more of a superpower now that we are all in quarantine together and can’t ship them off to their grandparents, school, or daycare anymore. Can I just pee by myself? The answer is no, no you cannot. So, let’s give you something to use in this era of forced homeschooling and distance education. These mother’s day worksheets will give you some peace and quiet for a millisecond.

If you are anything like me, we are now on locking ourselves in the bathroom to eat chocolate on a bi-weekly schedule. With this worksheet, you might not even have to lock the door! Emphasis on might. If nothing else it will let your heart sing when you see what your little angel has done for you.

These are K-2 level mother’s day worksheets, require writing, drawing, and math skills. It’s a bundle of worksheets that you can use all day. I will also have a printable card next week, so stay tuned for that if you would like to send an E-card to your own mom. If you want it sooner you can check out my one from last year. Or if you have a baby you can use my baby footprint art from the year before.

Without further ado let’s get to the printables!

I did three that were writing based, two that are math-based, and one that is color by numbers. All that have a theme of mother’s day. I tried to keep the stuff simple so it might be too easy for some kiddos. I am sure there are more complicated ones out there if you need that. Like I have said before my girls are more on the pres-school level and this is a bit about there level to do independently.

They can complete them with help, which is sometimes nice to do especially if you are asking the questions of what does mommy like, or do, or what is mommy like. You can get some really cute answers from any child who is of speaking age.

First we have color by numbers, which seems like it would just be about coloring but it also is about math. Identifying the number to the color and using the appropriate one demonstrates knowledge of the number and recognition of it. A simple concept but it’s very important and kid’s don’t even know they are doing it!

Next, we have a count the flower number sentences worksheet. This is demonstrating the numbers through flowers which can be helpful as a primary way to do subtraction and addition. It gives a visual object to add and take away from which can be helpful to kids.

Then, we have writing prompts for my very special mom worksheet. Which starts with an incomplete sentence. This gives the child an idea of how to finish the sentence with the attributes of their mother.

After that we have a simple writing worksheets for little one’s that are still working on writing letters. This is in the form of Happy Mother’s Day so they can give it to you later or hang it on the fridge!

Then, we have counting mommy’s hearts. This is a more simple math worksheet that is just simple counting with the aid of the picture and writing the number down on the line.

Finally, we have simple writing prompts that are better for children starting to write. This is great for little ones that are not into writing sentences yet but are able to write sight words.

As always I would love to hear from you in the comments or on any social media questions, comments, or concerns all are free to be heard. It’s not like I am not doing much else right now so I got the time. Or if you use them you can also tag me on your favorite social media’s Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram.

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Until next time!