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Solve 10 fraction problems, then use the Color Key (matching each fraction answer to a color) to color the numbered mosaic grid, revealing an Easter-themed picture.
Write two sets of Easter-related words in alphabetical order on blank lines provided.
Easter Counting Worksheet: This resource is great for helping students build their counting fluency. It contains 20 Easter objects for students to count.
Click a 'Start' link/button on the single-page PDF to launch the actual interactive digital reading comprehension activity (external content, not contained in the PDF itself).
No-prep ELA worksheet packet covering Easter-themed reading comprehension, vocabulary, and fill-in-the-blank exercises for upper elementary/middle grades.
Copy a printed Bible verse onto blank lines beneath it, repeated for two verses across two pages.
Read a one- or two-item addition or subtraction word problem, solve it using the provided number line and/or drawing box, then write the equation.
Solve addition problems (adding 0-10, 11-20, or doubles depending on the worksheet), write the answers in the eggs, then use a colour-code key to colour each egg according to its answer.
Reading comprehension practice using a short religious Easter narrative (death and resurrection of Jesus).
Students find and circle hidden Easter vocabulary words (across or down) in word-search grids of varying difficulty, and in the bonus set, write given Easter words into sentences.
Circle the greater than, less than, or equal sign that correctly compares the two numbers/quantities in each square (four problems shown).
Read about the Christian Easter celebration and respond using a digital comprehension worksheet.
This Writing a Easter Letter Worksheet is a great way for students to practice writing a friendly letter . The template is simple and easy to use, with some great graphics.
Look at an Easter picture (e.g. Easter Bunny delivering eggs, a chick, an egg hunt scene), imagine what the characters are saying, write it into the speech bubble, and add supporting detail sentences on the writing lines below; worked examples are provided.
Color each numbered space in a picture using the color assigned to that number (e.g. 1-Yellow, 2-Green, 3-Pink, 4-Orange, 5-Purple, 6-Blue).
Look at a sequence of pictures and determine/select or draw what comes next in the pattern.
Color Easter eggs, bunnies and spring scenes.
Color a black-and-white egg-with-symbols coloring page and describe/match the meaning of each religious symbol shown (crown of thorns, nails, crosses, rainbow, basket, flowers, candy, Eucharist/Communion, church, grave, cave/tomb, palm branch, music notes, hearts, butterflies, fish/ichthys, rosary/necklace).
Read the color word written in each space of a picture and color that space with the named color (words observed: yellow, purple, pink, orange, blue, green).
Navigate each themed maze (Easter Eggs, Easter Animals, Easter Foods, Easter Symbols, Easter Traditions, Easter Flowers), then draw the target words listed for that theme (e.g. Bunny, Chick, Lamb, Duckling), with an optional coloring step.
Easter Sunday word Scramble puzzle worksheet activity Easter Sunday Word Scramble Worksheet I made this Easter word scramble for my Sunday school class last year when I needed a quick activity that was both fun and meaningful. It's a simple 2-page PDF with 24 scrambled Easter-related words that kids in grades 2-5 can solve. You'll find…
No-Prep ELA Easter Day Worksheets No-Prep ELA Easter Day Worksheets is an all-inclusive educational resource offering an array of activities with a focus on the theme of the Easter season. These worksheets are fun-filled and yet academically centric, catering to higher elementary school students' English language learning needs. Here's…
Circle the plus or minus sign that correctly solves each problem shown in a square, with problems illustrated using chick graphics.
Dot-marker practice pages themed around Easter, for fine motor skill and color practice by daubing circles and coloring pictures.