A New Flavor of Jellybean - Students create
their own flavor of jelly bean in this activity. They have to write a
description and draw a picture of it.
Color Blending and Eggs - Dyeing eggs
is fun for children of all ages. In this activity, children experiment
with making secondary colors by dyeing hard-boiled eggs using primary
colors.
Comparing Eggs - In this math activity,
students weigh and measure different sizes of eggs to find information
about the eggs weight and circumference and draw conclusions about each
size.
Creating Easter Eggs by Directions Alone
- This activity has students working in pairs trying to create identical
Easter eggs. The difficult part is that they cannot see each other's work;
they have to rely solely on verbal communication.
Duck Feet Addition - Students practice their
addition skills in this activity. They try to match a duck with its correct
feet.
Dyeing Easter Eggs Around the World - There
are many countries around the world that have interesting and traditional
ways of making Easter eggs. In this activity, students use the Internet
to research how eggs are dyed around the world.
Easter
Egg Fun! - Students should be able to differentiate what is a pastel
color and what isn't.
Easter Egg Patterns - The student will be able
to create a pattern on a paper Easter egg.
Easter Egg Word Families - In this
game, students practice sorting words by word families. They have to find
Easter eggs that have been hidden around the room and put them in the
correct baskets.
Easter Grass Pictures - In this unique
use of Easter grass, students use small pieces to create detailed pictures.
Easter Sudoku - In this activity, students
practice critical thinking skills by creating a Sudoku game board using
patterned Easter eggs.
Free-form Easter Baskets - Students think
outside the box in this art project. They are challenged to make an Easter
basket out of nontraditional materials such as bubble wrap or toilet paper
tubes.
Hide My Eggs Here - In this activity,
students create a map to show the Easter Bunny where they would like him
to hide their eggs.
Hiding Eggs and Giving Directions - Students
practice giving written instructions in this activity. They have to hide
an Easter egg and then give step by step instructions to find it.
How big is the Egg? - The student will be
able to create an egg that is proportionate in size to the traditional
Easter Bunny that children see in the mall.
Jelly Bean Math - In this lesson, students
use a bag of jellybeans to solve math problems.
Jelly Bean Preferences - In this activity,
students have fun creating different graphs based on a bag of jellybeans.
They find out which jellybeans their friends like the best and the least
and use this information to create a graph.
Making Faberge Eggs - In this lesson, students
learn about Faberge eggs and have the opportunity to create their own.
Pastel Easter Eggs - The student will be able
to create a pastel Easter egg on black construction paper using glue and
chalk.
Spring
Egg - Students will develop their skills in creating shapes (Oval),
patterns and art media.
Spring Weather Trends - In this activity,
students research the weather to find out if it was possible for the egg
hunts to be held outside over the last 20 years. They are then asked to
make a prediction about where the egg hunts will be held for the next
three years.
Vocabulary Eggs - The student will be able
to match two halves of an egg together. One half should have a vocabulary
word on it and the other half should have the definition.
Bunny
Trail- For children to practice walking, skipping, jumping, hopping,
etc., while carrying an object.
Design
Motifs and Eggs- Visual arts lesson in egg making, by individual students,
which are created by color, and motifs of design.
Easter
Basket Bonanza- The purpose of this activity is to teach students
how to pass a soccer ball under control so they understand the force necessary
to reach a target.
EGG-Cercise
Relays: Spring Fun Day- This is a fun holiday circuit training activity
that promotes good sportsmanship and encourages students to challenge
themselves using a variety of throwing and catching tasks.
Eggshell
People- Students turn empty eggshells into eggshell people with grass
"hair." Then they measure hair growth and write eggshell people diaries
or stories.
Locomotor
Easter Egg Hunt- The purpose of this activity is for students to practice
basic locomotor skills and increase aerobic endurance through an Easter-themed
game.
Merry
Easter- Merry Easter? This activity is a fun way to incorporate holiday
activities with age appropriate writing skills. The students create greeting
cards to special persons for a special holiday.
Movin'
Down the Bunny Trail- The purpose of this activity is to increase
heart rate while at the same time having students work on their cooperative
skills.
Spring
Egg Hunt- The purpose of this activity is to have students explore
pathways (curved, straight, and zig-zagged).