Make Your Easter Activity
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Words used in these worksheets (15)
chick
chocolate Easter Bunny
decorating Easter eggs
dyeing Easter eggs
Easter
Easter basket
Easter egg hunt
Easter eggs
hiding Easter eggs
jelly beans
lamb
lilies
parade
the Easter Bunny
tulips
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Useful phrases for Easter
Pair the vocabulary with one sentence pattern at a time. Each level builds on the one before.
Starting out
First lessons, once students know the words- What's this? It's an Easter egg.
- How many eggs? Five eggs!
- Happy Easter!
Next step
Building on the basics- The Easter Bunny hides eggs in the garden.
- I found an egg under the bush.
- What color is your egg? It's pink and yellow.
Challenge
For older or more advanced students- First we dye the eggs. Then we decorate them.
- Where did you find the most eggs?
- Where do Easter eggs come from?
Teaching tips for Easter
Keep it about spring
This set uses eggs, bunnies, chicks and flowers rather than religious images, so it fits most classrooms. Teachers who want religious vocabulary can add it from the full image set.
Use the action words
Hiding, dyeing and decorating eggs are in the set. They're perfect for -ing verbs and for sequencing: first, then, next, finally.
Add prepositions
An egg hunt is made for in, on, under, behind and next to. Hide paper eggs around the room and have students say where they found each one.
Count and color
For young learners, eggs are great for counting and colors: "I have three blue eggs." It's simple practice that feels like a game.
Easter lesson and party ideas
Classroom egg hunt
Hide paper eggs with vocabulary words on them. Students find an egg, read the word, and say where it was: "It was under the chair."
Bunny Land
MES English has a printable Easter board game where students draw cards and move around the board to get the Easter Bunny home in time for Easter.
Easter reader
"Where Do Easter Eggs Come From?" is a free 8-page reader on MES English, with a coloring version. Read it together, then retell the story with the flashcards.
An Easter week
Flashcards and the vocabulary sheet on day 1, word search on day 2, the Easter reader on day 3, then an egg hunt or Bunny Land to finish.
More Easter resources from MES
- Easter flashcards cards, word searches, Bunny Land and an Easter reader
- Easter online game listen and play with the vocabulary
- Easter certificates egg hunt awards to print
- Easter cards and invitations 24 customizable styles
All Easter images (18)
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