Must-Try Easter Activities for Kindergarten Kids

Easter is another holiday that is often filled with food, fun, and candy. But in the classroom, it is the perfect time to bring a bit of holiday fun into your learning! These creative Easter activities for Kindergarten are perfect for the classroom, and you’ll find activities for nearly every kindergarten subject, including math, reading, science, spelling, fine motor skills, and just-for-fun crafts! There is no end to the creative learning that will happen with these ideas.

They are the perfect companion to our complete pack of print and play Easter centers for Pre-K and Kindergarten kids!

These Easter activities are the perfect way to introduce hands-on learning to kindergarten kids with a fun Easter theme. These activities would be perfect for an Easter unit at school, or even at home to bring a little more education into your weekends. Kindergarten kids will love these creative, fun, and colorful Easter activities!

Must-Try Easter Activities for Kindergarten

Build fine motor skills and work on a variety of academic skills with these simple to make Easter egg lacing cards. 

Take the Easter Egg theme to a new level and make these awesome Egg Shell Gardens. / Schooling a Monkey

Burn off some of that energy with these Easter Action Eggs. / Playdough to Plato

Teach sequencing skills with this easy to set up and fun to play Easter Egg Sequencing activity. / Schooltime Snippets

Use peeps for more than just eating – have some science fun with these Peeps STEM Activities. / Schooling a Monkey

These Q-Tip Painted Easter Eggs are a great mix of beautiful art and fine motor work! / No Time for Flash Cards

Create these super cute rabbit paper bag puppets with your kids.

Work on number sense, addition, and more with a simple DIY Egg Hunt Posterboard Game.

Explore Easter STEM by making these awesome Easter Egg Launchers. / Little Bins for Little Hands

Practice reading CVC words with this “crunching carrots” printable CVC match. / The Letters of Literacy

Try these 3 different Peeps Science experiments. / Schooling a Monkey

Work on the ABC’s with this hands-on rainbow egg letter matching sensory bin. 

Have fun with this adorable Bunny Tails Color Matching activity. / Two-Daloo

Build number sense with Easter Egg Number Matching. / Rubber Boots and Elf Shoes

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Kids will love this Rainbow Naked Eggs experiment! / Schooling a Monkey

Make an “E is for Egg” craft to display. / The Letters of Literacy.

Throw empty egg shells? Yes, really! This Egg Painting activity is a blast. / Growing a Jeweled Rose

Practice reading long vowel “magic e” words with these Easter egg CVCe puzzles. 

Create awesome Jellybean Structures with simple supplies. / Lemon Lime Adventures

Build addition skills with these carrot counting addition cards. 

Have fun singing these Baby Chick Songs with your kids. / Teaching Mama

Create an adorable Handprint Chick. / Kids Activities Blog

Try these Life Cycle of a Chicken activities. / Natural Beach Living

Make an Easter play dough kit for the classroom or home.

Make this fun Fine Motor Carrot craft. / No Time for Flash Cards

Take the Peeps Engineering Boats challenge. / Schooling a Monkey

More Easter Fun

Looking for even more Easter activities for Kindergarten this spring? Have all of your math and literacy centers and activities prepped and ready for you in our Easter Math and Literacy Centers Pack.

It has 17 print and play centers that Pre-K and Kindergarten students are sure to love (and teachers too!)

Easter Math and Literacy Centers 

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Alex is a Kindergarten teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She's earned a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education, and Masters Degrees in Special Education and Curriculum Design. Alex is a night owl, coffee lover, and she owns more than 2,000 children’s books. Alex lives with her husband and their big black Labrador, Tank.

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