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Free 3rd grade Easter resources for Microsoft Word
Easter EGGCELLENT Gift Tag
This is a little gift tag that I created for my class to attach to their Easter eggs gift.
It is fully editable so that you can add the students name as well as yours and even change the wording to suit your needs! :)
Don't forget to leave feedback, and be sure to follow @misshoneyteachers on Instagram for more teaching ideas and freebies!
Enjoy and Happy Easter Miss Honeys xx
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PreK - 4th
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Easter Bunny Letter - Editable
Editable Letter from the Easter bunny to your classroom. Can be edited to suit your classroom. I read it to my class just before we did an Easter egg hunt and warned students that they had to do it responsibly because the Easter bunny was watching. They were great! Improved behaviour standards.See my Easter Bunny Letter Pack for 4 Editable Letters!Hope you like it!
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PreK - 3rd
FREE! Spring Word Problems
Word problems about Easter and spring! Students must add, subtract, multiply, divide, find the perimeter, find the area, and use fractions to solve twelve word problems. Enjoy :)
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3rd - 4th
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Classroom Newsletter in Spring Butterfly Freebie
In honor of this being the 50th product in my TpT store it is FREE!!!
These are editable newsletter templates that can be used to send home weekly newsletters. The graphics are thanks to Graphics from the Pond. They are not to be shared. Thank you for downloading these. Please leave feedback and check out all of my other products in my TpT store.
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PreK - 5th, Staff
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April Editable Newsletter Template
This is a simple editable newsletter for April. I use this to keep my parents aware of what is going on in the classroom for the week. I made this in Microsoft word so it is editable so you can change anything to fit your classroom needs. I hope you enjoy it. Please leave feedback.
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PreK - 12th
Easter Rhythms
Use this colorful worksheet for quarter note/eighth note pair practice. Great for station activities and subs. Visit my blog at www.thesweetestmelodymusic.blogspot.com for more ideas.
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K - 3rd
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I Can Color for Easter Freebie
A fun freebie to get ready for Easter. This activity is great for non-readers and readers alike. The repetitive sentence and picture cues help all students learn to “read” the directions. Color words are printed in color to help teach color names. To make the activity more challenging print in black and white.
My students love this activity and by the end of the page they are saying the directions aloud. A great way to work on sentence formulation and expanding utterances.
Coming soon in a Sp
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PreK - 4th
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Christian Clipart Borders | FREE
Use these 3 hand-drawn CHRISTIAN BORDERS for student hand-outs, parent or community letters, personal memo paper, and more. For teachers, home-schoolers, and community leaders, use these border designs to add an uplifting The borders come in two different formats: TRANSPARENT and WHITE background for versatility with an 8.5 x 11 inch size paper. I designed the borders in black and white but I plan to create MORE designs in colour in the future. Let me know what designs you'd like to see and I wi
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Jelly Bean Math - Easter Themed Math Worksheet
This is an Easter themed math worksheet. It reviews many topics: adding, greater than/less than, fractions, graphing, and measurement. The kids would all be given the same colors and amounts of jelly beans for the worksheet, and then enjoy them after the lesson! It worked great, just wish I had them use their crayons more on to give the B&W copy some color.
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1st - 3rd
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Christian Connect the Dots - Matthew 26
Connect the Dots of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane with 5 questions for students.Perfect for keeping little hands busy while reading scripture. Works wonderful also for Early Finishers, Centers, Activity Packs/Independent Work Packets, Busy Books, Worksheets, Morning Work, Subs Plans, Sunday School Classes, and more! This is completely no prep!While my aim in creating this was to create the connect the dots activities, there are other uses, such as:Posters - have your class color with crayons
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2nd - 8th
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Egg & Vinegar Experiment
This is an editable Bouncy egg/ Egg and Vinegar experiment lab sheet.
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1st - 8th
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Easter Egg Sink or Float
Use this worksheet during your STEM experiment! Students will take random items and place them in the egg, and then predict whether it will sink or float--- they can do many trials with this worksheet!!!
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PreK - 5th
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Bunny SCOOT!
Here is an Easter themed record sheet for SCOOT.
If you are not familiar with scoot it is a very fun and simple game and can be used to meet any standard. I plan to fill easter eggs with different math problems and place one egg on each desk. When I say GO students will open the egg at their desk and solve the problem on their record sheet. When students finish the will put the problem back in the egg. When I say SCOOT! students must scoot to the next desk and repeat. Game goes until students
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PreK - 12th
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Christian Word Search - John 21
John 21:15-19 Biblical Word Search with Secret Message "Feed My Sheep"
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2nd - 8th
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Daily Calendar
This is a visual daily calendar worksheet for students to practice identifying the date, month, year and weather. Great resource is a special education class (preview does not look formatted correctly however, it will open okay)
Grades:
K - 5th
Happy Spring - follow the directions
This is a great reminder activity before state testing. It reminds the students how important it is to slow down, read, and follow the directions.
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2nd - 8th
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Springtime Rhythms
Use this colorful worksheet for quarter note/eighth note pair practice. Visit my blog at www.thesweetestmelodymusic.blogspot.com for more ideas.
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K - 3rd
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Easter Games and Activities
Easter can be a fun time of year to add "theme" activities to your Physical Education class, to plan activities to do in the classroom or outside throughout the month, or to use during classroom parties. This is a list of games and activities that can be used during the Easter season. The activities include relay activities, tag games, activities, and quick movement games to get your class up and moving. "Egg-ercise" and movements are fun!
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1st - 4th
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Faith Bracelet Meanings of Colors
This is an explanation for students of the popular meanings behind the colors in a faith bracelet. Have students color in each of the beads and discuss the related key word and Bible verse. Finally, students are ready to follow the color order and use beads to create their own Faith Bracelets.
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K - 3rd
La historia de conejo de Pascua (pictogram)
It's a story about the Easter rabbit. Instead of some words, I've used pictures (like king, rabbit, hen, etc). The story is written in Spanish, but I like to use it like this: I read in English and just say some words in Spanish (the one on the pictures).
There is an open ending: I've put just 3 pictures instead, so that pupils can imagine ther own ending. The story's ''real'' ending is that the witch changed the hen into a rabbit, that's why the Easter bunny is giving eggs.
The story is not r
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PreK - 3rd
Easter Egg 3-digit Subtraction with regrouping
Quick and simple math practice worksheet so kids can have a work space right next to their math problem. Use with drawing base ten blocks, money, or a number line.
Easter STEM Challenge
Your students will love this PEEP investigation. Learn how they are made and what happens when they are placed in different solutions. Can you build a raft to keep your Peep dry?
Jelly Bean Tally
Math worksheet for learning to tally and count. Give your students a random handful of jelly beans and have them tally out how many of each color they have. Have your students also color the jelly beans on the page to match the jelly beans on their table.
Great for K-2.
Jelly Bean Taste Test - Adjectives
Students will taste different flavored jelly beans and come up with adjectives to describe their flavor!
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1st - 4th
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