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Cut out and use provided calling cards and bingo cards to play a standard bingo game, using a designated square as a free space.
Includes: 24 calling card squares · bingo cards with a free space · instructions for cutting out and laminating cards
Play bingo by covering five squares in a row or diagonally, or covering the free space first, matching called-out Easter vocabulary words (Bunny, Basket, Rainbow, Candle, Butterfly, Duckling, Bunny Ears, Carrot, Chick, Flowers, Egg, Sunshine, Nest, Tulip, Chocolate, Jellybeans, Lamb, Paintbrush, Sunhat, Pinwheel, Daffodil, Family, Hop,…
Includes: at least 6 unique word-bingo cards drawn from a shared 24-word Easter vocabulary list
Play bingo by matching called images (e.g. Yellow Striped Egg, Chick Hatching, Bunny Egg, Chocolate Bunny, Easter Basket variants, etc.) against 40 unique bingo cards
Includes: image-key/legend page naming ~24 distinct Easter image tiles
Use bingo cards (A5 size) and calling cards to review pre-primer Dolch sight words; teacher calls a word from the calling cards and students place a counter on the matching word on their bingo card until they complete a bingo
Includes: cover/description page · 1 instruction sheet page · 9 pages of A5-size bingo cards
An Easter-themed bingo game for group play, vocabulary/picture recognition, and classroom engagement during the Easter/spring season.
Roll dice and move a game piece around the board; when landing on a space, read the printed question aloud and answer it verbally (or in writing) with a partner or small group, about Easter.
Draw a card and either answer an Easter candy trivia question, or follow an instruction card (get knocked out, swap places with a benched player, or get a free pass), continuing until one player remains.
Includes: game instructions/rules (setup, how to play, winning) · "Knock Out" instruction cards · "You Get a Pass" instruction cards
Students click to find the correct colored Easter egg (blue, yellow, purple, pink, green, orange, red, silver, white) on each slide, retrying if wrong, and perform the revealed gross motor task (e.g., march in place 10 sec, squat 12x, 10 wall push-ups, 5 giant steps, bend over and touch toes 10x, jump 5x, spin 5x, balance on 1 ft 5 sec,…
Includes: title/instructions slide · multiple slides, each hiding one of 9 colored eggs (blue, yellow, purple, pink, green, orange, red, silver, white) with a paired gross motor task
In the interactive version: count Easter eggs, identify a missing number on a bunny, and order numbers on chicks, with immediate feedback. In the printable worksheets: count Easter eggs in a set and fill in missing numbers in a 1-10 sequence.
Includes: Count the Easter Eggs worksheet · Fill in the Missing Number worksheet with answers
Students read aloud definition/fact clues and match them to the corresponding 'I Have...' answer card in a whole-class loop-matching game.
Includes: I Have Who Has card set (loop game) · answer key · two sets of game instructions
Students find plastic eggs hidden around the room (each containing a cut-up question strip), take the egg to their seat, answer the question on a student answer sheet, and return the egg; the student with the most correct answers wins.
Includes: teacher guide with implementation tips and classroom-management rules · question strips (numbered, meant to be cut and placed inside plastic eggs) covering at least 21 U.S. history/civics questions · student answer sheet
Review Easter facts with an “I Have, Who Has?” chain game.
Match and sort alphabet letters in an Easter-themed activity.
Play an interactive (Articulate Storyline-based) game and determine whether a given rhythm pattern equals the value of a displayed note; the game provides scoring.
Includes: PDF instruction/access sheet with tablet, computer, and web launch links · interactive Articulate Storyline rhythm game (external file, accessed via the links; not the PDF itself)
An Easter-egg-hunt-themed board game combining a memory game, a counting game, and practice with the grammatical structures 'there is' / 'there are' and prepositions of place.
Includes: fold-out game board (printed in 4 A4 sections) · die · 10 colored egg cards
Free download An Easter-themed memory/concentration matching game.
Students move a bunny counter around a board game (rolling dice, not included) and answer phonics question cards (e.g., 'What sound does this letter make?', 'What is this letter?') tied to specific letter sounds.
Includes: 5 board game mats (A4x2) each covering a different set of letter sounds · bunny counters · 50 egg task/question cards
Read word cards aloud found in plastic eggs, or cut apart letters to build short-vowel words and record them on a recording sheet.
Includes: short-vowel word cards for a, e, i, o, u (two levels: CVC-only and longer words) · SPLAT/CRACK bonus cards · game board
An Easter-themed 'Spot It!'-style picture-matching card game teaching recognition of chemical element symbols/atomic numbers.
Includes: second page showing sample cards with element symbols and numbering · instructions page explaining the 'Spot It!'/picture-match game (also known as Catch me, Find the twin, Two are alike, What's the same?) and…
Practice Easter vocabulary with word games, alongside a craft in the activity pack.
Students color the printed basket and eggs, then (after the teacher hides the eggs) find them during a classroom egg hunt and glue the found eggs onto their basket.
Includes: Instructions page: print the basket and eggs, have children color them, hide the eggs, and have children find and glue the eggs to the basket
Easter-themed number/number-word flashcards (0-20) for early number recognition and matching activities.
Includes: numeral cards 0-20 (one per number) · corresponding number-word cards 0-20 ('zero' through 'twenty')
An Easter-themed flashcard/memory-game set teaching main group chemical element symbols and names.
Includes: instructions/benefits page describing 4 classroom game uses and differentiation options