Easter Worksheets

Looking for AWESOME Easter Worksheets and Activities for preschool?

How can you stand all this cuteness? Well, there’s more. These Easter worksheets are a quick, no-prep addition onto your lesson plans. They are great for extra practice, early finishers or something to work on at home with parents.

There are a few options to use jelly beans as manipulatives in these Easter worksheets and activities, but, for the most part, these activities are candy free. Even the activities that are jelly bean friendly could easily work with a non-candy substitute.

Isn’t that awesome? I just saved you a classroom of kids on a serious sugar high. 😉

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• Pom Poms
• Clear Bingo Markers
• Mini Carrot Erasers
• Velcro Dots

• Playdough
• Magnet Letters/Numbers

Easter Egg Playdough Mats

How cute are these Easter playdough mats? They are great for working on patterns and fine motor skills.

Carrot Garden Playdough Counting

Planting these carrot gardens was one of our favorite activities of this set! The kids loved squishing the mini carrot erasers into the brown playdough while they counted. If you can’t get the erasers, I’ve included printable carrots for you. Just cut and laminate them before use.

Carrot Patch Alphabet Match

Talk about Fine Motor Practice!! The kids get to use their little fingers to slip the carrots into just the right matching letter slot.

Easter Bunny 10 Frame Counting

We used jelly beans for this 10 frame counting activity, but you could easily use erasers, buttons or other small manipulatives.

Easter Roll & Cover Counting Cards

Jelly beans make this activity super colorful and fun. If you’d rather be candy free, just sub out the beans for buttons, mini eggs, or other fun manipulatives.

Hatching Chicks Counting Sticks

This is hands on math right here. The kids will love getting to hatch the chicks to check their counting skills.

Easter Egg Color Patterns

My 3-year-old begged to play this pattern game for a week. I couldn’t get the cards printed and laminated fast enough.

Easter Letter Find

Add your favorite plastic or wood letters to this printable to make a fun letter hunt.

Easter Egg Sight Word Building

Now this is a fun way to build sight words! We used this $1 egg tray, but an old egg carton would work as well. This set covers the first 24 words.

Carrot Playdough Shapes Cards

My preschoolers love this way of practicing shapes. Make the carrots out of playdough.

Letter Hunt and Trace

You can turn this activity into an all out Easter egg hunt or just give them a bucket of eggs to dig through. Either way, the eggs are filled with letters. Open them up to find which one to trace.

Pin the Tail on the Bunny Letter Match

Velcro dots make this activity and alphabet party. Pin the tail on the matching bunny.