Easter ACK Word Family Activity
An Easter-themed phonics activity teaching the -ack word family.
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An Easter-themed phonics activity teaching the -ack word family.
An Easter-themed worksheet giving young students practice choosing the correct operation (addition or subtraction) to solve simple problems.
An Easter-themed color-by-word worksheet giving young students practice reading color words.
An Easter-themed color-by-number worksheet giving young students practice matching numbers to colors.
Build early literacy and numeracy skills (phonics, letter recognition, reading, writing, math, number recognition) through a 60-page Easter-themed worksheet packet including cut-and-paste activities.
This Easter Alphabetical Order Activity will help your students put three sets of sight words in alphabetical order. It's a great way for them to learn this important skill!
Teachers, we know the Easter season can get… chaotic. The excitement of egg hunts, sugar highs, and the countdown to spring break can leave your classroom looking more like a bunny convention than a learning environment.
Pattern-completion worksheets asking students to determine what comes next in a visual sequence.
Number-recognition color-by-number activity using a hundreds (1-100) chart - students color grid squares by matching number ranges to color-key instructions, revealing a hidden Easter-themed mystery picture.
Number-recognition color-by-number activity using a hundreds (1-100) chart - students color grid squares per a number-range color key to reveal a hidden Easter-themed mystery picture.
This Easter Hunt ABC Order Worksheet is a great resource to have students practice three or more skills. Students are asked to read the words presented, then to place them in alphabetical order on the lines provided.
This Easter-themed activity is a great way for students to learn the -ig word family. They put the -ig Word Family Easter Eggs into the -ig Word Family Easter Basket.
The Easter IT Word Family Activity is a great way for students to learn about the -it word family. They can put the -it Word Family Easter Eggs into the -it Word Family Easter Basket and see how they fit together.
No-prep Easter-themed literacy packet with reading passages, writing prompts, and word-work activities for early elementary students.
This Easter Mini Pack is perfect for helping students learn about Easter. It includes ten fun worksheets and four activities. Teachers will love how this resource makes teaching about Easter easy and fun.
Let’s face it, getting kids to focus on number sequences can feel like trying to herd jellybeans. But with Easter Missing Middles – Numbers 1–20 , you’ll have them cracking the code in no time (egg pun 100% intended).
Give early-elementary students short simple sentences to read, each paired with space to draw a matching picture, to practice reading comprehension using an Easter theme.
A creative-writing worksheet packet for emerging writers that uses Easter-themed picture scenes with empty speech bubbles to prompt imaginative dialogue writing.
Practice counting and visual recognition skills through an Easter-themed 'I Spy' seek-and-count worksheet activity.
Build Easter/spring-related vocabulary through three puzzle formats: crossword, word scramble, and word search.
Give early readers repeated read/write/color practice on the first 100 Fry sight words, in an editable PowerPoint format.
Each target word receives a four-page sequence that introduces it, asks students to build its spelling, and provides recognition and sentence work. Use the repeated format alongside the relevant Edmark reading instruction so students can focus on the changing word. Select one word sequence for a short session and return to earlier words during review.
Printable worksheets supplementing the Edmark Level 1 reading program for special-education, kindergarten, and first-grade students, targeting a set of 10 sight words via multiple activity types per word.
Sight-word discrimination worksheets: each page repeats one target high-frequency word among visually similar distractor words for students to identify.