One thing that almost every student looks forward to in the spring is decorating Easter Eggs. And why not? There are so many wonderful ways to creatively decorate an egg – from simple dye kits right up to elaborate and detailed works of art. Kids get so excited about it that the more you can incorporate Easter fun into your lesson plans, the easier it will be to your students on task.
If you are on the lookout for some great Easter content, I have some great Easter Egg activities and ideas to share with you. I have some great things to offer in this blog post – from fun books about Easter Eggs to bulletin board ideas for your classroom. You’ll also find some fun Easter Egg math activities you can do with your elementary students! There’s even an editable option if you’re not a math teacher.
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Easter Egg Activities and Math Fun
I’d like to start off with some great math resources. Every elementary teacher knows how hard it can be to get those basic math facts ingrained into the minds of their students. But these charming Easter Egg puzzles will have your students actually excited about doing math! And with four to choose from, covering the basic math skills, you can challenge your more advanced students while making sure the rest of your students can practice at their appropriate level as well.
Various math Easter Egg activities are available below. Click on the one/s that are most appropriate for your students. Each puzzle includes two options – the harder ones pictured below and an easier option as well. Choose which to use or use both to differentiate among your students!
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Not a Math Teacher? No worries!
Click here to grab an EDITABLE Easter egg activity. You can use this to make your own puzzles on ANY topic – math, literacy, foreign language, vocabulary, or even science or social studies topics. Teachers have used my editable puzzles across a variety of grade levels 1st-8th with great results!
What Teachers Are Saying About Easter Egg Activities
People who have bought my Easter Egg activities have said:
- The kids absolutely loved this! They switched with a friend and took it home to work on their multiplication during break:) Thank you!
- Such a fun and challenging craftivity for spring! My students LOVED it 🙂
- Very cute, easy to use, and fun for the kids to do. Third graders can always use more cutting skills! The math facts and matching are challenging, but not tricky.
- My students worked on these for at least an hour! It kept them engaged and they loved the challenge. Thank you for sharing!!
- Students were more challenged and engaged than a simple color by number. They loved the mystery of what the puzzle would be.
- Great activity that requires students to do more than just answer questions. They love puzzles.
Also Great for Decor!
I’m sure you can imagine how adorable these Easter Egg Puzzles would look in your classroom, especially when combined with some of my Bunny puzzles, too. They make GREAT bulletin boards, doorway decorations, or even hallways displays! Your students can cut them out, complete their puzzles, and then decorate them in whatever colors and patterns they want on their eggs. The finished displays are a wonderful way to welcome Spring and celebrate the Easter season. (Best of all, administration can’t complain that these aren’t academic enough, because students work so hard putting their puzzles together!)
Easter Egg Books
And here are some great book ideas to help your students practice reading all about Easter Eggs and all the fun that they bring!
- Picture Books
- Ollie’s Easter Eggs (Gossie & Friends)
- Peppa’s Easter Egg Hunt (Peppa Pig: 8X8)
- The Legend of the Easter Egg
- The Easter Egg Farm
- Thomas and the Easter Eggs (Thomas & Friends Little Golden Book)
- The Berenstain Bears and the Real Easter Eggs
- Marley and the Great Easter Egg Hunt
- Easter Eggs for Anya: A Ukrainian Celebration of New Life in Christ (Traditions of Faith From Around the World
- The Legend of the Easter Egg, Newly Illustrated Edition: The Inspirational Story of a Favorite Easter Tradition
- 10 Easter Egg Hunters: A Holiday Counting Book
- Chapter Books
- Captain Awesome and the Easter Egg Bandit
- Ogres Don’t Hunt Easter Eggs (The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids, Holiday Special)
- Junie B., First Grader: Dumb Bunny (Book 27)
- Shai & Emmie Star in Break an Egg! (A Shai & Emmie Story)
- Heidi Heckelbeck and the Tie-Dyed Bunny
- Chick-napped! (Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew)
- Picture Books
Easter Eggs bring a lot of fun to the Springtime classroom. With these all these great Easter Egg Activities, your students can practice their,math, reading, plus express their creativity when they decorate the Easter Eggs of their dreams!
Still not sure about my Easter egg activities? No worries!
Click here or on the image to grab your FREE circle puzzles. Then you’ll see if these puzzles are a good fit for your students. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division options are included in this freebie.
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