Easter kindergarten

Feed the bunny is an easy fine motor activity for Easter. Toddlers and preschoolers will love developing fine motor skills with this math game.

Use these free printable Pattern Eggs Fine Motor Mats as a center activity for preschool and kindergarten Easter activities.

If you are looking for Easter activities for kids, you have come to the right place. Madelynn loved this week full of eggs, bunnies, baskets, and treats! Here were our plans for our Easter theme: And here are the details for each activity: Easter Color Vocabulary: Our first book this week was Happy

Our new stick cards pack, Bunny Rabbit Stick Shapes provide 52 activity prompts to help students explore lines, shape, position and angles.

A fun q-tip Easter egg painting idea! Kids of all ages will have fun dotting on different patterns with q-tips to make this colorful art project. Free printable template included.

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These handprint bunnies are so simple to make and they are SO CUTE! You can make this bunny craft using construction paper, coloured printer paper, or even plain white paper if you're in a pinch. Handprint Bunny Craft This is such a simple Easter craft that you can make with the kids - and the best part is that you probably have everything you need at home already! Just grab some paper, scissors and a few pens, markers or pencil crayons - that's all you need! This craft is really simple…

Free Alphabet Easter Eggs Printable! A fun Easter egg themed activity that is perfect for preschool and kindergarten kids to work on ABC letter recognition! #FreeSpringPrintables #FreeABCprintables #FreeEasterPrintables #PlaydoughtoPlato

Easter is an exciting holiday for children! I created this math activity for little learners. It will get them up and moving while learning at the same time! Easter Count the Room How to Play Preparation for the center is quick and easy! Simply print, laminate and cut the cards. Hang the cards around the classroom. Photocopy the recording sheet. The students will clip the recording sheet to their clipboard and walk around the room and search for the cards. When they find the cards they will…