
We love celebrating Easter with hands-on activities that encourage creativity, problem-solving, and social interaction. Whether at home or in the classroom, these fun Easter activities are perfect for engaging kindergarten children in meaningful play and learning!
- Easter Egg Hunt with a Twist
Instead of just hiding eggs, add clues or simple math challenges inside them. Children must solve a riddle or count to a certain number before moving on to the next egg!
- DIY Easter Bunny Masks
Using paper plates, cotton balls, and pipe cleaners, children can create their own bunny masks. This fun craft encourages fine motor skills and imaginative play.
- Carrot Counting Game
Cut out paper carrots and label them with numbers. Children can match them with the correct number of pom-poms or buttons, reinforcing number recognition.
- Easter-Themed Sensory Bin
Fill a bin with colorful rice, plastic eggs, and small Easter toys. Let children explore different textures while searching for hidden surprises!
- Bunny Hop Obstacle Course
Set up a simple obstacle course where children must hop like a bunny through tunnels, over cushions, and around cones. This helps develop coordination and balance.
- Handprint Chick Craft
Using yellow paint, children can create adorable handprint chicks on paper. Add googly eyes and an orange beak for a fun keepsake!
- Easter Story Time and Puppet Show
Read an Easter-themed book like We’re Going on an Egg Hunt or Peter Rabbit. Then, let children create their own puppets and retell the story in their own words.
- Jellybean Sorting and Graphing
Give children a handful of colourful jellybeans and ask them to sort them by colour. Older children can create simple bar graphs to count how many of each colour they have!
- Nature-Based Easter Egg Painting
Take a nature walk and collect small leaves and flowers. Use them as stencils to decorate Easter eggs with natural patterns using non-toxic paint.
- Easter-Themed Freeze Dance
Play fun music and have children dance like bunnies, chicks, or hopping eggs! When the music stops, they must freeze in place. This is a great way to burn energy while developing listening skills.
At Fireflies Early Learning, we believe that every celebration is an opportunity for learning and joy. These Easter activities encourage creativity, movement, and problem-solving while making the holiday extra special for little learners!
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