EASTER WORKSHEETS, WORD GAME ACTIVITIES, HOMESCHOOL CRAFT
Complete Easter word searches, word-building and unscrambling activities, then decorate an Easter egg craft.
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Complete Easter word searches, word-building and unscrambling activities, then decorate an Easter egg craft.
Students complete varied worksheets including matching lowercase to uppercase letters by drawing connecting lines, plus (per the packet's stated sections) phonics/sight-word exercises, math worksheets, and cut-and-paste activities.
Draw lines connecting numbered dots in sequence to reveal a picture, across three dot-to-dot pages of increasing dot count .
Students find and mark hidden words (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) in a themed word-search grid; the puzzle also has a hidden shape to identify.
Students add the two numbers shown in a rabbit's ears and write the answer on the line below (addition pages), and on later pages add or subtract and draw a line to the matching answer.
Practice counting and visual recognition skills through an Easter-themed 'I Spy' seek-and-count worksheet activity.
Pick a card and write its words in alphabetical order on one of two provided worksheets; some cards require alphabetizing to the second letter to match the student's skill level. Blank cards are also included for teachers to add their own spelling/vocabulary words.
Cut out priced treat pictures ($0.20, $0.35, $0.55, $1.05 items shown) and paste them onto one or more basket sheets (budgets of $5.20, $3.00, $4.35, and $5.85) so the total meets the stated budget, showing calculations on each sheet
Students complete equations by cutting and pasting the correct operation symbol (+ or -) into the blank to make each equation true.
Read a list of 10 Easter-themed words per page (e.g. Basket, Eggs, Bunny, Hunt, Peeps, Chick, Jellybeans, Candy, Flowers, Spring; and separately Bonnet, Lamb, Hop, Faith, Sunday, Celebration, Chocolate, Daffodil, Lily, Parade) and write them in alphabetical order in numbered blanks 1-10
Sequence the resurrection narrative events; write an imagined witness statement in the voice of a biblical figure (a worked example from Salome is given); read the account of Jesus appearing to Mary Magdalene (John 20:11-18) and answer 20 comprehension/inference questions (with answer key); reflect in writing on assigned discussion…
Research and find facts related to Easter and Christianity corresponding to each hint word (Pretzel, Friday, Holy Week, Flower, Disciples, Calendar).
Trace/complete a path through each themed maze from start to end.
Students use a grid to draw the missing (mirrored) half of an Easter picture, then color the completed drawing.
Count Easter-themed objects from 1 to 20, including eggs, carrots and jelly beans.
Students watch a linked YouTube video, complete comprehension-question and vocabulary-matching worksheets, discuss traditions in small groups, invent and present their own original Easter tradition, and take a true/false wrap-up quiz.
Creative-writing/research lesson plan where students research Easter Bunny traditions and design an imaginative social media profile for the character, practicing descriptive language and peer feedback
Students complete exercise worksheets, cut-and-paste activities, arts-and-crafts projects (following printed instructions), and phonics activities, all in an Easter theme.
Look at each task card and answer the prompt: count objects and identify the Base 10 quantity ('How Many?' cards), count and circle the number of syllables in a picture-labeled word (flower, chicken, pig, bee, ham, basket, egg, rabbit), or solve a basic addition/subtraction equation (sums/differences to 5).
Provide a preschool/pre-K workbook of hands-on, screen-free spring/Easter themed learning activities covering early literacy, counting, and fine-motor skills.
For each themed page, students complete a set of short grammar/language drills built around a single theme word (e.g. build a word with a prefix/suffix, make a word singular/plural, turn a common noun into a proper noun, write a contraction and its source words, split/define a compound word, find synonyms/antonyms, put words in ABC…
Watch a linked YouTube video on the history of Easter, match vocabulary words to definitions, complete a gap-fill and true/false exercise about the video, discuss questions in pairs/groups, and write a summary or letter about Easter's origins.