What’s Included?

✔️ Easter Egg Printables – Easy-to-prep letters or theme-relate words, including 52 nouns, 26 verbs, 26 adjectives, 26 adverbs, 14 prepositions, and 12 interjections. There is also a blank template to add your own words.

✔️ Printable Templates- A place to gather letters or words and create words, sentences, or stories.

✔️ Differentiation Options – For different academic levels, you will find letters for word building and words for sentence building and story building. You can also choose the types of parts of speech that best serves your students.
✔️ Easy Setup Instructions – A teacher-friendly guide to make organizing the activity a breeze.

✔️ Christian Word List– There is a Christian option with 26 words to add to the mix.

Why You’ll Love It!

✅ Versatile Use – Perfect for small groups, whole-class activities, or even an independent learning center with easy-to-follow directions.

✅ Boosts Engagement – Students stay active and excited while learning.
✅ Reinforces Key Concepts – Skills-based clues align with academic learning.
✅ Perfect for Any Classroom – Use indoors or outdoors, in large or small spaces.
✅ Low-Prep & Time-Saving – Just print, prep, and play!

How to Use it:

Materials:

• Plastic Easter eggs (Minimum 10 per child, partner, or group)

• Words or letters (included in this resource)

• A basket for collecting eggs

• Optional: Add an Easter sticker or piece of candy to some of them.

Primary Grades Instructions:

1. Prepare the Eggs: Print and cut out the individual letters. Then, place one inside each plastic egg.

2. Hide the Eggs: Scatter the eggs around a classroom, backyard, or play area.

3. The Hunt Begins! Let the children search for the eggs and collect them in their baskets.

4. Build Words: Once they’ve gathered enough eggs, they’ll open them and use the letters inside to form simple words like “bat,” “cat,” “sun,” or even an Easter-themed word like “bunny.” (You can create rules like, you may use your letters twice in one word.)

5. Extension Activity: For an extra challenge, ask them to form a sentence using one or more of the words they made.

Upper Elementary Instructions:

1. Prepare the Eggs: Print and cut out the individual Easter-themed words with different parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.) on small slips of paper. Then, place one inside each plastic egg.

2. Hide the Eggs: Scatter the eggs around a classroom, backyard, or play area.

3. The Hunt Begins! Let the children search for the eggs and collect them in their baskets.

4. Build Sentences: Students use the words to build complete sentences. (They may add words to their sentences and change the tense of the verbs.)

5. Extension Activity: Challenge them to write a short Easter-themed story using the words they found. (You can require them to use a set amount of words that they found.)

Make this Easter season extra special with a hunt that’s both educational and fun!

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