I found the cutest idea from Brittany from Tickled Pink in Primary! She posted her adorable bulletin board idea on facebook which is now also shared on her blog. I just had to have my kids create these cute little Easter Egg Bunnies! They were a lot of fun to create and the kids loved the results! Thank you Brittany for sharing an adorable idea!
I adore these little chicks! And don't they look adorable with some cute addition problems? I have one more week until Spring Break so I am planning activities related to spring and Easter.
You can grab this little freebie and use it in your classroom just click on the picture below. It is actually part of a larger jumbo Easter Spring product I offer in my store. I hope you enjoy it and to keep up with all my new products and freebies please follow my blog, instagram, etc... Scroll to the top to find links to instagram, facebook, etc... To follow my blog look to the right for Bloglovin and Google.
It's one of my favorite times of the year...SPRING! It's time for Easter, flowers, bunnies, and everything that comes with it!
Last year, my 2nd graders had a great time practicing their money counting skills with Easter eggs and we will be doing the same activity again this week with this years class.
If you would like to have your students do this activity just click the picture above, or here, to access this freebie.
Here are the Directions
Fill 26 plastic eggs with assorted amounts of fake coins. Label each egg with the letters of the
alphabet. Hide eggs around room. Have students hunt for eggs. When they find an egg have them count the
coins and record the amount on their sheet.
When complete, have students put coins back in the egg and return to
hiding spot before continuing their search. For lower achieving students, I recommend putting the easier amounts of money at the beginning of the alphabet and have them only search up to a certain letter. Your high achievers can search for all the eggs and still be challenged.
Check out these photos and videos of my students counting their Easter egg money!
I hope you can use this freebie in your classroom! You may find other alternatives than using money in the eggs such as pictures or small toys for beginning sounds.
I'd love to hear from you. Please leave a comment below and tell me what you think and how it went in your room! Happy Spring!
