Topic: easter

  • Easter Activities for Kids {Traditions of Easter}

    Easter Activities for Kids {Traditions of Easter}

    Happy Easter! Just as Spring is known as a time of rebirth, Easter is a holiday that celebrates Jesus Christ’s rebirth and our hopes for the future.

    In this Easter Activity Pack you’ll find:
    ►All About Easter reading passage
    ►Traditions Organizer
    ►Symbols of Spring
    ►Happy Easter Cards
    ►FlipBook (5-pages)
    ►Easter Egg Flip-Up Activity

    For the Easter Egg Flip-Up Activity: Copy pages on white paper for students to color or on colored paper for a fun and quick activity.

    Have students answer the questions on each page of the flip book. Then color, cut, and assemble the flip book. Pages can be done one at a time in different stations and fit perfectly inside their interactive notebooks!

  • The Life Cycle of a Rabbit Activity Pack

    The Life Cycle of a Rabbit Activity Pack

    Students will love learning all about rabbits with this hands-on activity pack! In this unit, there are reading passages, comprehension questions, fun activities including a flip book, and vocabulary posters!

    This unit includes reading passages about:
    ⭐ Hop to it!
    ⭐ The Rabbit Life Cycle

    There are hands-on activities to complement this unit including:
    ✔ Comprehension questions
    ✔ Organizers
    ✔ Life Cycle Diagram
    ✔ Flip Booklet
    ✔ Vocabulary Photo Posters
    ✔ Spotlight on Vocabulary

    There are three main activities in this unit:

    Reading:
    Read the passages all about rabbits and answer the questions on the organizers.

    Hands-on Activities:
    ✔ Flip Book:
    Answer the questions on each page of the flip book. Then cut, color, and assemble the booklet. Flipbooks are an excellent center activity for students to show what they know.

    Vocabulary Activities:
    Print out the vocabulary posters in color or black and white. Post them on a bulletin board or around the classroom. Make copies of the Spotlight on Vocabulary. Have students write the definition or to write a sentence using the word.
    There are two different versions included:
    One has an empty box for students to draw their own illustrations related to the word.
    One has an image for them to color and visualize.