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Easter worksheets & activities

Free, printable Easter activities for kindergarten through 5th grade and special education: egg hunts, decorated eggs, chicks, bunnies and spring baskets. Each one opens in a worksheet maker with the Easter theme already chosen — keep our words or type your own, then print.

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Color by word & color by number

An Easter picture with a word or a math fact in every space. Students read each one and color it by the key, which is quick to check at a glance. Each sheet comes with an answer key.

Easter egg color by word Easter words in every space. Swap in your spelling list.

Sight word color by word A chick in its shell with Pre-Primer sight words. Pick any Dolch list.

Bunny color by word Longer Easter words for 2nd and 3rd grade.

Color by number: math facts Solve each fact, then color by the answer. Choose the numbers. Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division

Game boards

An Easter game board with word cards to cut apart, from the bunny at START to the nest of eggs at FINISH. Roll a die, move, then read, spell or use the word you land on. A good fit for centers, small groups and a calm activity on party day.

Spelling word game board Easter board and cards made from your spelling list.

Sight word game board The same board with Dolch sight words on the cards.

Hands-on & multisensory

Activities students touch, build and move, which help a lot of early readers and many students with disabilities. Ideas for using them are further down the page.

Letter tiles for plastic eggs Print, laminate and cut. Hide a tile in each egg. Pastel spring colors.

Read it, Make it, Write it Read the word, build it with tiles or playdough, then write it.

Word scramble Unscramble each Easter word. Cut the letters apart to build it.

Vocabulary flashcards Tradition, hatchling, pysanky and more, on pastel cards.

Reading passages & writing prompts

Original Easter reading passages for kindergarten through 5th grade, a story and a nonfiction passage for each grade — chicks, cottontails, egg dye, the White House Egg Roll, Ukrainian pysanky and the strength of an egg — with comprehension questions and an answer key. Plus story starters, journal prompts and imagination prompts.

Easter reading passages Twelve passages, K-5. Written answers or multiple choice. K Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5

Easter writing prompts Egg hunt story starters, journal prompts and imagination prompts. Story starters Journal prompts Imagination prompts

Make it hands-on

Letter egg hunt

Put a letter tile inside each plastic egg and hide them around the room. Students open each egg they find, say the sound, and build a word from the Easter list on the table. Watch closely with small items.

An egg hunt for everyone

Hide eggs at different heights, including some on tables a student in a wheelchair can reach, and give out stickers or tiles instead of candy so students with food allergies can join in. A short social story the day before helps students who find a busy hunt hard.

Build it before you write it

On a Read it, Make it, Write it sheet, students make each word with letter tiles, playdough, pipe cleaners or building bricks before writing it. Building the word first gives them more ways to remember it.

Make coloring easier

Print color by word sheets at 11 x 17, use dot markers instead of crayons, or have students trace the word before coloring. A student can also point to the crayon while a partner reads the word.

Easter word lists by grade

K–1 · 2nd–3rd grade

Ready-made lists. Click a worksheet to open it with these words, then add, remove or change any of them.

Easter words for K–1

egg, hop, nest, hunt, chick, hide, find, grass, basket, bunny

Tracing Look, Cover, Write Color by word Game board Word scramble

Easter words for 2nd–3rd grade

decorate, pattern, hatchling, tradition, celebrate, jellybean, rabbit, springtime, treasure, hidden, chocolate, scavenger

Look, Cover, Write ABC order Sentences Color by word Game board

More Easter ideas

Social story maker — Write a short story about the class egg hunt or a spring party, so students know what to expect.
Visual schedule — Show the plan for party day, step by step.

Frequently asked questions

Are these Easter worksheets free?

Yes. Every activity on this page is free to make and print, and you do not need an account to print.

Can I use my own spelling or sight words?

Yes. Each activity opens in a worksheet maker with Easter words filled in. Replace them with your own list, and the sheet updates as you type.

Is there a version for a school that does not celebrate Easter?

Yes. Our spring worksheets have the same kinds of activities about seeds, rain, birds and gardens, with no holidays on them.

Do these work for special education?

Yes. You choose how many words go on a sheet, the line size and type, and whether to print an answer key. The hands-on activities, letter tiles and game boards are built for small groups and students who learn best by doing.

Can students do them on a tablet?

Color by word, game boards and letter tiles are made for printing. Many other worksheet types on the site can be practiced digitally or assigned to students with a teacher account.