13 Fun Easter Printable Activities for Your Easter Lesson Plan

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You want your kids to practice fine motor skills, but you’re not that fond of playdough or craft or glitter.

You wish if only there were print-and-go activities, but also hands-on.

I’ve got you, my friend.

Since Easter is coming in a few weeks, I’ve got just the fine motor activities wrapped in an activity packet to help you with your lesson plan.

Introducing the Easter Activity Packet, the fine motor pack with 13 fun print-and-go activities created just for you.

Now, are the activities truly hands-on?

Yep.

Let’s take a peek.

#1: Cutting Printables

First, we’ll take a look at the first few cutting pages.

Your little ones will get to practice their scissors cutting activities; from cutting the lines, to cutting some shapes, to cutting some pictures.

Sorting Activities

Now, let’s sort some Easter stuff. Your little learners will be having so much fun sorting by size, color, emotion and types.

#2: Sort by Size

It’s quite straightforward.

Get your kids cut all the Easter things. Then sort to the big and small columns.

Each column has a “hint”. The column for big things has big picture, and the column for small things has small pictures.

Or if your kids can’t see it, point to them which column is for big things and which for small things.

#3: Sort by colors

This activity is perfect to teach little ones about the name of colors.

Let your little learners cut all the pictures and sort to the colors.

Each column have hints about which color they belong to.

#4: Sort by Type

Some chicks might disguise themselves as a bunny. Can you identify which is which?

Let’s sort by their type, which are chicks and which are really the bunny.

#5: Sort by Emotions

You’re going to love this activity because we’re going to discuss emotion words and what triggers such and such emotions.

Since it’s the holiday season and you’ll be gathering with some extended family, you’d want your kids to be able to communicate their emotions clearly with you.

To do this activity, cut all the carrots and bunny faces. Sort them into the appropriate Easter egg emotion mats.

See, there are lots of cut-and-paste and hands-on activities, right?

No glitter or slime is needed here.

Matching Activities

Let’s check out more exciting to-do in this Easter printable activities packet: the matching part.

#6: Picture Matching

My toddlers love this kind of activity to bits, and they’re the why I created this at the first place.

It’s simple. Just cut the pictures and paste on the matching pictures.

#7: Shadow Matching

This activity is a bit tricky. Previously your kids would paste pictures on pictures.

This activity needed your little ones to guess which shadow belongs to which pictures. Cut out the pictures and paste them on their shadows in the Easter eggs.

Shape Activities

Shapes are one of the foundation to introducing our kids to letters and numbers.

In this Easter printable activities packet, your little ones will get to trace some shapes and do cut-and-paste shapes into eggs and carrots.

#8: Shape Tracing

Let’s have fun tracing the shapes.

To add more fun, let your little ones draw some fun faces or favorite things in the shapes.

#9: Shape Matching

This is fun. Let’s get your kids’ little chubby fingers cut all the shapes, and paste them correspondingly.

More Fine Motor

Other fine motor activities include AB pattern and dot activities.

#10: AB Pattern

Let your little ones cut all the pictures and copy the Easter AB patterns.

There are also some complete the pattern activities.

#11: Dot Activities

This activity has many possibilities.

You can dot the pictures using do-a-dot markers, or if you don’t have it, you can use dot stickers, or fancy Easter stickers or just let your kids color in the dots.

Letter Activities

This Easter printable activities packet also includes some easy-to-follow letter activities.

Let me share a sneak peek.

#12 : Letter Cut and Paste

Your toddlers would love this cut-and-paste letter activities.

Just cut all the letters and paste on the pictures while introducing that ‘E’ is for an egg and the letter ‘c’ is for carrot.

#13: Letter Sorting

Let’s level up a bit the letter activities – sort the letters.

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