Easter Vocabulary Craftivity & Printable
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
While your preschoolers may need a bit of help with this activity from Jodi Southard, first grade teacher and creator of Fun in First Grade, we think it would be a fun exercise to do as a class this Easter holiday! Not only will it provide your kiddos with a chance to get creative, it also offers a great opportunity for your students to practice making observations as well as expand their vocabulary.
Supplies You'll Need
- Art paper
- Craft paint in assorted colors {see below for alternatives}
- Kids paint brushes
- Various craft embellishments - foam shapes, glitter glue pens, buttons, sequins, gem stones, feathers, etc.
While the different textures/colors of the craft embellishments make it easy to make observations by touch and sight, you might consider adding an extra sensory element, providing your kiddos with kool-aid paint with which to decorate their eggs! Check out these different approaches to kool-aid paint for some fun ideas from...
Your kiddos are sure to have a blast decorating their eggs and using Jodi's themed printable to describe their work! Be sure to visit Fun in First for this and lots of other great downloads/resources!
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Kayla Johnson
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