Easter Lesson Plans

	April Monthly Helpers Workbook		Easter Alphabetization Workbook
	Cyber-Starters, Holidays Workbook		Spring Alphabetization Workbook
	Easter Worksheets		Spring Season Lesson Plans
	Easter Teaching Theme		Spring Season Teaching Theme
	Easter Theme Workbook		Writing Starters: Vol. 8, April Theme Workbook

1. A good egg / Easter egg project- This is a cool project and I think all elementary grades would like it.
2. An Easter Basket- Take a white empty bleach jug. Rinse it out so that there is no bleach residue. Cut it on the top line all the way around.
3. Bunny Trail- For children to practice walking, skipping, jumping, hopping, etc., while carrying an object.
4. Design Motifs and Eggs- Visual arts lesson in egg making, by individual students, which are created by color, and motifs of design.
5. Dying Eggs with Onions- This activity is wonderful to use to dye Easter Eggs. Even though all of the eggs may be made the same way, no two are exactly alike.
6. 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.
7. Easter Chick Counting- NUMERATION TO 10 - Cards and Counters For Easter
8. Easter Crafts- Quality crafting ideas.

1. Easter Crafts- Hands-on project ideas with instructions.
2. Easter Egg Dribble- The purpose of this activity is for students to dribble and trap a ball with their feet using control and different directions and pathways.
3. Easter Egg Hunt (Review of basic math facts)- "This lesson is intended to be a fun review of basic math facts. In grades 3 and 4 students are expected to retain basic math facts and sometimes do not have practice using them."
4. Easter Egg Math- Review addition, subtraction, and learn problem-solving skills.
5. Easter Egg Orienteering Hunt- The purpose of this event is to develop map reading skills and teamwork.
6. Egg Shell Art- Messy but pretty.
7. 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.
8. EGG-citing Egg Math
9. Easter Fun- Activities, recipes, and games.
10. Easter Rhythms- Seat kids in circle on the floor. Teacher goes first, says his/her egg's words and taps on knees, then puts his/her egg in the right cup (all cups are in the middle of the circle).
11. Eggshell People- Students turn empty eggshells into eggshell people with grass "hair." Then they measure hair growth and write eggshell people diaries or stories.
12. Easter Songs & Poems- About 10 poems/songs.
13. Easter Theme Unit- A solid lineup of close to 50 math, reading, and writing activities from abcteach.com.
14. Egg Wrap (circumference, measurement & estimating)- "To apply the idea behind knowing when we can use circumference, try this neat "Easter themed" activity."
15. Enigmas- To encourage students to research various topics, stir up creative thoughts and lead them to wonder about the many 'mysterious' elements of literature, math, science, technology and life itself.
16. General Rabbit Songs/Poems- Songs and poems on bunnies.
17. Happy Easter Hunters- In this activity, the students will learn how to strike a balloon using a flat palm and volley a balloon using finger pads.
18. Hop on down the Bunny Trail- The purpose of this activity is to build teamwork and practice locomotor skills in a fun, seasonal type activity.
19. Lesson Plan on Easter Island- The student understands the interactions of people and the physical environment.
20. 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.
21. 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.
22. 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.
23. Recognizing and playing rhythms written on Easter Eggs- First and second grade.
24. Searching for Easter in Peru: Class, Culture, and Evangelization- Some of the festivals are similar across national boundaries, but some are unique to one country or people.
25. Songkran- Students will compare and contrast the holidays of Songkran (a Thai holiday) and Easter. Students will write a cinquain poem about one of the holidays.
26. Spring Egg- This is a lesson that encourages students to develop creative skills in art media.
27. Spring Egg Hunt- The purpose of this activity is to have students explore pathways (curved, straight, and zig-zagged).
28. The Classroom Easter Egg Hunt- Students work together to find paper or cardboard eggs hidden in the classroom. Although originally designed for ESL students, this activity may be used in language arts classes or adapted for use in foreign language classes.
29. The Egg Theme Page- "There is a hodgepodge of egg ideas on this page. There are all different grade levels represented, so be sure to take a look at all the activities and hopefully you may find an idea suitable for your class."
30. Using an Egg Hunt to Teach about Nutrition- Unhealthy foods are frequently advertised to children. Parents and teachers desire to encourage children to choose healthy alternatives to snack foods containing high sugar and fat content. Students in early elementary grades can learn about nutrition through story-telling, songs, and a familiar hunting game.
31. What a Wonder-Full World- In this lesson, students investigate the historical and cultural significance of various 'wonders of the world,' both of ancient and modern times, and develop travel posters and guides exploring them.
32. White House Easter Egg Roll
33. Why All the EGGS-citement About EGGS?- Eggs-ploit the egg with an eggs-plosion of across-the curriculum egg-tivities for all grades!