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Easter Alphabet Egg Hunt for Preschool

Preschoolers and toddlers will have fun learning with this Easter Alphabet Egg Hunt activity that’s easy to set up for kids to play and learn.

Don’t let the Easter bunny have all the fun–send your kid’s on an Easter Egg hunt to help them learn their letters. It’s amazing how motivating a little plastic egg can be! I have a a free printable alphabet mat you can download to go along with this activity to keep things simple for you so you have more time to play!

ABC Easter Egg Alphabet Hunt for Kids: Send kids on an Easter Egg hunt to help them learn their letters. It's amazing how motivating a little plastic egg can be! Includes free printable mat (Preschool, Kindergarten, Toddler)

So I have to admit we did this activity a few years ago, but when we do an activity a day I run out of time to share them all at once. Those of you who follow our blog can probably tell by how young the kids look, especially little Dragon who is 2 in the pictures. We will be doing this activity again now that he is in preschool. He is 4 and is still working on letter recognition and matching letters. Little Tiger who was age 4 in the pictures and is now 6, will be finding letters to build words. It’s amazing how much she has learned this year in kindergarten and in just 2 short years.

ABC Easter Egg Alphabet Hunt for Kids: Send kids on an Easter Egg hunt to help them learn their letters. It's amazing how motivating a little plastic egg can be! (Preschool, Kindergarten, Toddler)

Suggested Books:

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The Easter EggThe Easter EggEggEggLlama Llama Easter EggLlama Llama Easter EggHappy Easter, Mouse!Happy Easter, Mouse!

ABC Easter Egg Alphabet Hunt for Kids

ABC Easter Egg Alphabet Hunt for Kids: Send kids on an Easter Egg hunt to help them learn their letters. It's amazing how motivating a little plastic egg can be! Includes free printable mat (Preschool, Kindergarten, Toddler)

Supplies:

Plastic Eggs

Magnetic Letters

Letter Mat

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Plastic Easter Eggs (50 per order), Assorted ColorsPlastic Easter Eggs (50 per order), Assorted ColorsBunny, Carrot, and Chick - Plastic Shaped Fillable Easter Egg ContainersBunny, Carrot, and Chick – Plastic Shaped Fillable Easter Egg ContainersALEX Toys Artist Studio Magnetic LettersALEX Toys Artist Studio Magnetic LettersFoam Magnets - LettersFoam Magnets – Letters

Directions:

To prepare the activity print out the letter mat and place one letter in each egg, close it up, and have fun hiding the Easter eggs.

Have kids find an Easter egg, open it up, and place the letter on the mat.

ABC Easter Egg Alphabet Hunt for Kids: Send kids on an Easter Egg hunt to help them learn their letters. It's amazing how motivating a little plastic egg can be! (Preschool, Kindergarten, Toddler)

 

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Easter Egg Letter Match Free Printable

Easter Egg Alphabet Letter Match Free Printable: This activity comes with uppercase and lowercase letters, 2 mats including one to write on, and some three letter words for your budding reader. (Easter, Preschool, Kindergarten)

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Thanks for learning with us today. If you enjoyed this craft please pin & share it with others! Love, Katie & the Kiddos

Filed Under: Easter, Kindergarten, Language, Learn, Letters, Preschool

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  1. Nancy Wherry says

    These are some of the best ideas that I have seen throughout my 30 plus years of teaching. Thank YOU!