Using this Easter Mini Pack, students learn about Easter through ten fun worksheets and four activities.
These Easter flash cards help Preschool to 2nd Grade learners read and say 24 spring and holiday words, with an answer key included for quick checking.
This Easter OLD word family activity has 1st and 2nd grade children sort golden egg word cards into an -old basket, then write and use the words, with an answer key included for easy checking.
This Easter UN word family activity helps K-2nd Grade children read, sort and build -un words with egg cards and a letter cube. A practice page and answer key are included.
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.
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.
Using Easter ACK Word Family Activity, students put the -ack Word Family Easter Eggs into the -ack Word Family Easter Basket.
This Easter ING word family activity has kindergarten and 1st grade kids sort egg word cards into an -ing basket and use the words in sentences. Answer key included.
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.
This Easter Clip Art is a perfect addition to any bulletin board, flyer, or other printable that you use in your classroom.
This Easter number order 0-30 activity has children put 30 egg cards in order and fill in a number path. Made for Kindergarten and 1st grade, with a practice page and answer key included.
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.
This Easter Memory Game is a fun addition to your students' Easter celebration that can be used to learn key Easter vocabulary.
This Easter AKE word family activity has kindergarten and 1st grade kids sort egg word cards into an -ake basket and use the words. Answer key included.
This Easter 0-100 number order activity lets kindergarten and 1st grade students put colorful egg cards in order and fill in an egg hundred chart. A practice page and answer key are included.
This synonym search activity sends 1st to 3rd grade students on a spring egg hunt to match 12 pairs of words that mean the same. Answer key included.
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.
Using Easter Egg Writing Activity, students brainstorm the sequence of events of dying an Easter Egg, then publish using them Earth Day themed writing.
This Easter IG word family activity has kindergarten and 1st grade children sort egg word cards into an -ig basket, then write and use the words, with an answer key included for easy checking.
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.
Hop into spring learning!
Easter is a spring holiday celebrated by Christians and enjoyed by many families with egg hunts, baskets and bunny fun. In 1st grade, it is a perfect theme for practicing core skills. Kids read and build word families like -ack, -ing and -un, put words in ABC order, order numbers to 100, and write about spring. They also learn that Easter falls on a Sunday in March or April and changes date every year. The click moment is when the "egg hunt" turns out to be a hunt for words, and nobody minds one bit.
A holiday theme makes practice feel brand new. These are our favorite springtime moves.
Write a word family like "-ack" on a basket and put letters in plastic eggs. Kids open an egg, add the letter, and read the word: back, sack, pack. If it isn't a real word, it goes back in the basket. Hands-on and so much fun.
Why it works: kids understand an idea best when they touch it, then draw it, then write it, the order the U.S. Department of Education recommends for elementary math.
Try it withEaster ACK Word Family ActivityActivitiesOpen it →Use Easter flash cards to build words like basket, bunny, chick and egg for writing time. Post them on a word wall so kids can spell them on their own. Pictures help early writers find the word they want.
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 →Read a short Easter passage together, then have kids answer the questions on their own. Ask them to underline where they found each answer. It is gentle test practice with a theme they enjoy.
Why it works: shuffled practice teaches kids to choose the right strategy, not just repeat one, and it improved test scores in research (Rohrer and Taylor, 2007).
Try it withEaster Reading Comprehension WorksheetWorksheetsOpen it →Spring fun with a sneaky dose of practice.
ActivitiesFlip two cards, find a match, and say what is on them. A calm game for centers.
Open Easter Memory Game →
ActivitiesPut numbered eggs in order from 0 to 30. Then mix them up and race again.
Open Easter Number Order 0-30 Activity →
WorksheetsFind the hidden eggs and put the words inside in ABC order.
Open Easter Hunt ABC Order Worksheet →Teacher favorites right now: Easter Mini Pack, Easter Flash Cards and Easter OLD Word Family Activity.
Easter is on a Sunday in March or April, and the date changes every year. It falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon on or after the start of spring.
Word family egg hunts, ABC order with plastic eggs, number order games, spring writing prompts and reading passages are all great ways to practice skills with a holiday theme.
Many teachers focus on spring themes like eggs, bunnies, chicks and flowers, and explain simply that Easter is an important holiday for Christians. Inviting families to share their own traditions keeps it inclusive.
You can hide letters, words, math facts or questions inside. Kids open them to read, build or solve, which turns any practice into a hunt.
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