Parts of an Egg
This chart displays parts of an egg with additional worksheets for students to fill in the blanks.
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Resource Year: F
Easter Count & Clip Cards
These Easter - Count & Clip Cards are a great way for students to practise and reinforce counting from 0 to 10. Students simply count the ob...
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Resource Year: F
Alphabet Uppercase Lowercase Letter Matching Bunny and Carrots
Assist students to reinforce knowledge of uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet with this beautifully designed card game. It is de...
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Hot Cross Buns
The words to the classic Easter tune are presented in a bright and colourful format for Easter learning.
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Easter Colour and Counting Egg Book
This Easter book is fabulous for consolidating knowledge of colours and counting to ten. Students really enjoy creating this little book.
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Resource Year: P F 1 2
Easter Number Lines
These Easter Number Lines are a vibrant set of posters featuring adorable Easter-themed illustrations such as bunnies, carrots, and festive...
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Resource Year: F 1
Easter Flower Counting 0-5
This worksheet is great for practising identifying, counting and ordering number from zero to five.
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Resource Year: 2 3 4 5 +1
Happy Easter - Zentangles Colouring
These lovely Easter Zentangles are a great Easter art activity, which focuses on the visual art element of Line. Students can be creative by...
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Eat the Eggs - Subtraction
This worksheet contains math problems aimed at lower primary students who must work out how many eggs remain after some have been eaten.
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Resource Year: F 1
Easter Basket Number Match & Sort
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Resource Year: F
Easter Egg Match
Practise subitising skills and match the numbers, words and pictures.
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Worksheet Year: 1 2
Paper Mache Chick Nest
Create a gorgeous little nest for your paper mache chick.
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Bunny versus Bilby
This activity asks students to consider the benefits of a rabbit as the face of Easter versus the Australian Bilby.