Use stickers to practice forming letters in this Easter Themed Letter Activity. Cut out egg shapes from construction paper. Write one letter on each egg. I wrote “Easter”, but you could also write your child’s name. Use stickers (any small sticker will work) to trace each letter.
Cut eggs from different colors of construction paper. Use whatever stickers you have on hand. Decorate each egg with matching colored stickers. Not only is this a creative color matching activity, but it is great for fine motor development as your child manipulates the stickers.
Easter Egg Counting and Decorating Cut out eggs from construction paper and number them. Encourage your child to decorate each egg using the number of stickers shown on the egg. I love how quick and easy this activity is to set up. It was a fun opportunity for N to practice identifying numbers and …
Use these free, printable Easter Egg Puzzles to challenge your child’s critical thinking skills. Simply download, print and cut them out and challenge your child to put the eggs back together. N (4 years old) has had a ton of fun putting these together over and over again! Download and print these Easter …
You can have egg hunts all month long without having to fill the eggs with candy or cheap toys. The trick….a puzzle egg hunt! Stuff the eggs with 2-3 puzzle pieces and hide them around the house or yard. Some puzzle pieces may be too large to stuff in the eggs, but the 100 piece …
For the whole month of April my kids have decorating eggs on the brain! They can’t get enough. These foam Easter egg decorations are the perfect supplement to dying and decorating real eggs. Materials: craft foam, scissors, water, paint brush Cut out foam Easter eggs from craft foam. Cut out other random shapes to decorate …
Both of my kids LOVE Peeps! Although we can’t eat them everyday, we can have fun “playing” with them and learning too with these Peeps Themed Learning Activities. Directions: Print and cut apart the peeps. Match the uppercase bunny to the lowercase chick. Other Ideas: Put the peeps in alphabetical order. …
Put those plastic Easter eggs to use with this free, printable and Making Words activity! I put a few CVC words and pictures inside plastic Easter eggs for B to work with. He loved it! He would pour the letters and picture onto the table, say the name of the picture aloud, and then put …
Easter is right around the corner! Have fun stretching your child’s creative thinking skills with these Easter story starters. Print these story starters for FREE with the link below. 1. Twas the night before Easter… 2. I couldn’t believe my eyes. My Easter basket was filled with… 3. Easter morning, I looked out my …
Three Easter Egg Activities, including this Spell Your Name activity that your child will love! We’ve matched the eggs by color . We have sorted them by size. Today we practiced spelling N’s name. I wrote the letters on the plastic eggs and on the egg carton. We sang our favorite name song and pointed to …
Easter Egg Activities, including this sorting activity using plastic eggs for your toddler or preschooler. Yesterday, I shared a Toddler Color Matching Activity. I also picked up a bag of smaller plastic eggs for sorting. You can sort them by: Size – big/small (pictured above) Color – putting the matching color inside of the bigger egg …
I picked up a few bags of plastic Easter eggs at the grocery store and for the next few days I will feature different, simple Easter Egg Activities that you can use these eggs for with your toddler, preschooler, and beginning reader. N (26 Months) had fun matching these plastic Easter eggs by color. I …