Make Easter math fun with these engaging jelly bean math activities! Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, first grade, these hands-on Easter math craftivity activities help students practice counting, comparing numbers, addition, and graphing in a playful way. Students decorate Easter eggs with jelly beans and complete fun math activities!
Teaching the true meaning of Easter is so important, especially with young children. In this post, I’m sharing five meaningful Christian Easter crafts that help students understand the Easter story in a hands-on, age-appropriate way. These art projects combine faith and creativity and are perfect for classrooms, Sunday school, Christian schools, or homeschool.
Plastic Easter eggs can be used to make a variety of festive learning centers for young students. In this post I’m sharing some of my
Discover fun and engaging Easter science experiments and STEM challenges that make learning hands-on! From egg stacking and rocket races to floating Peeps boats and sink-or-float experiments, these activities build problem-solving and critical thinking skills while celebrating the Easter season. Perfect for classrooms and home learning, this post includes step-by-step instructions, print and digital recording options, and creative ways to integrate STEM into your Easter lessons.
As a teacher of young students, holidays usually involve some sort of celebration at school. I always like to give my students a little something
I saw several recipes for Easter Peeps play dough on Pinterest and had to try it for my class! By far the easiest one with
If you like surprising your students with a small holiday treat, these Easter student gift tags make it quick and easy to create something special. In this post I’m sharing several fun Easter gift tag ideas that can be attached to jelly beans, Peeps, chocolate eggs, or other small treats. They’re simple to prepare and are always a big hit with students during Easter week.
One of my favorite holiday activities is decorating Easter eggs with students. I love finding new and creative ways for the children to decorate their
This is a very fun and explosive way to dye Easter eggs! It can be done as a science experiment with students or as an
To create confetti eggs with your students or children you will need: tissue paper cut into tiny squares or use a hole punch to cut
I have been doing this method of egg decorating with preschool and kindergarten students for years. It is always a favorite! You will need: tissue
After seeing the shaving cream method on social media, I decided to try it and see if it would be an appropriate art activity for elementary