Kids practice counting with this easter counting worksheet for kindergarten, counting eggs, baskets and flowers and filling in missing numbers. An answer key is included for quick checking.
This Christian Holidays Worksheet helps 3rd Grade students match Christmas, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter to their timing and meaning, with an answer key, so kids build lasting holiday knowledge.
Celebrate spring with this Easter purple and blue writing paper worksheet for 1st grade, where kids write about an egg hunt on ten roomy lines.
An easter reading comprehension worksheet where 1st graders read a short spring passage and answer five multiple-choice questions. Includes a complete answer key — perfect for quick, no-prep holiday reading practice.
Students write about a bunny, a chick and a lamb on this Easter animals writing paper, with twelve roomy 1st grade lines and a sweet spring picture that sparks ideas.
Children write about a blessing they are thankful for on this Easter blessings writing paper, with ten roomy 1st grade lines and a bright spring picture of lilies, tulips and eggs.
This easter bunny writing paper gives kindergarten writers eight tall lines to tell about an egg hunt, plus a bunny coloring strip that makes spring writing practice fun.
This Easter Religious ABC Order Worksheet helps 2nd grade students alphabetize ten Easter words to the second letter. An answer key is included, making faith-filled spelling practice quick and easy.
This Easter Word Search Worksheet gives 3rd grade students a 13x13 puzzle with 12 hidden Easter words plus five definition clues to solve. Answer key included, so checking work takes seconds.
Explore the meaning of the holiday with this Christian Easter Reading Comprehension Worksheet for 2nd grade. Students read a gentle passage about the first Easter morning and answer six questions. Answer key included for easy, no-prep reading practice.
This Easter bunny outline writing paper gives kindergarten writers eight tall lines and a simple Easter prompt, plus a bunny and egg strip to color when the writing is finished.
This Easter Hunt ABC Order Worksheet gives 1st graders ten spring words to arrange in alphabetical order, plus five quick pairs to compare. An answer key is included, so ABC practice stays fast and stress-free.
Easter egg writing paper for kindergarten: children write about an egg hunt on nine wide lines, then color a strip of decorated eggs in the grass.
This easter basket writing paper worksheet gives kindergarten writers eight tall lines and an Easter basket coloring strip, turning holiday writing practice into a cheerful spring activity.
This bunny shape book activity gives kindergarten students a big bunny cover to color and sign, plus a page of tall lines for writing about a bunny in spring.
This easter religious writing paper gives 1st grade students nine roomy lines to write about Easter, with a gentle colored-pencil picture of a cross, lilies and the sun to spark ideas.
Celebrate spring with this Easter green and yellow writing paper for 1st grade: kids write about their own Easter on twelve roomy lines under a bright picture of eggs and daffodils.
This easter cross writing paper worksheet gives 1st grade students ten wide lines and a simple Easter morning prompt, so young writers can share their own spring ideas on a bright holiday page.
Students write about their holiday on this Easter colorful rabbits writing paper, with twelve roomy 1st grade lines and a cheerful picture of three rabbits hunting for eggs.
Kids write a holiday note on this Easter letter worksheet, with a printed greeting, roomy 2nd grade lines, a closing and a signature line beside a bright Easter basket picture.
Eggs, bunnies and springtime learning!
Easter is a spring holiday celebrated by Christians around the world to remember the resurrection of Jesus. Many families also enjoy spring traditions like egg hunts, baskets and the Easter Bunny. Easter themes are a fun way to practice skills kids are already learning: counting eggs, reading word families like back, pack, sack, putting words in ABC order and reading short passages about the holiday. The click moment is when an egg hunt turns into a math lesson and nobody notices.
These moves keep skills sharp in spring while the holiday adds the fun.
Do one word family each day during Easter week, like -ack, -old and -un. Kids read the words, then write a silly sentence with them. A family a day gives steady phonics practice without feeling like a drill.
Why it works: short practice spread over several days beats one long session, according to a large review of learning research (Dunlosky and colleagues, 2013).
Try it withEaster ACK Word Family ActivityActivitiesOpen it →Read a short passage about Easter together, then have kids answer questions and point to where they found each answer. It keeps comprehension practice going right up to the break.
Why it works: researchers who compared ten study methods found practice testing is one of the two that work best (Dunlosky and colleagues, 2013).
Try it withEaster Reading Comprehension WorksheetWorksheetsOpen it →Use Easter picture cards for quick vocabulary and spelling practice. Show the picture, have kids say the word, then spell it. Younger kids can sort the cards by beginning sound.
Why it works: pairing a picture with each word gives kids two ways to remember it, a well-tested principle of how people learn (Mayer, 2009).
Try it withEaster Flash CardsFlash CardsOpen it →Spring fun with a learning twist.
ActivitiesKids put spring words in alphabetical order. Hide the words in plastic eggs for extra fun.
Open Easter Easy Alphabetical Order Activity →
ActivitiesKids write and illustrate their own story in a bunny-shaped book.
Open Bunny Shape Book Activity →
WorksheetsKids count colorful eggs and write the number. Perfect for preschool and kindergarten.
Open Easter Counting Worksheet →Teacher favorites right now: Easter Counting Worksheet, Christian Holidays Worksheet and Easter Purple and Blue Writing Paper.
Easter is on a Sunday in spring, and the date changes every year. It usually falls between late March and late April.
Try egg hunts with math or word cards inside, spring writing paper, word family games and short reading passages. Pick activities that practice skills your class is already learning.
Focus on spring themes like eggs, bunnies and flowers, or teach about Easter as one of many holidays celebrated around the world. Let families share their own traditions if they want to.
Most are for preschool through 3rd grade. Counting pages and picture cards suit younger children, while reading passages and ABC order fit 1st through 3rd grade.
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