3 Fun Games for Easter!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Erica over at Confessions of a Homeschooler has created several games for Easter that will get your kiddos into the holiday spirit as well as help them build important skills - counting, numeral recognition, taking turns, visual discrimination, letter recognition, and more!
- Roll An Easter Egg. Students take turns rolling the die and collecting the puzzle pieces that correspond with each number. When they've collected all six, they'll be able to build their Easter egg, and win!
- Easter Dice Game. Each student is assigned a number on the game board - one through four. Taking turns, have students roll the game die and count the number of dots displayed. Each time a player's number is rolled, they get to move ahead one space. The first player to reach the flower at the end, wins!
- Easter BINGO. Provided with BINGO cards featuring various focus letters, students are invited to listen as letters are called out and mark the corresponding letter on their game board.
Perfect for a classroom Easter celebration or as center work, be sure to visit Erica's website for these games and lots of other great printable activities!
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