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Montessori-Inspired Easter Activities

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Hands-on Easter activities are lots of fun to prepare … and they can be very inexpensive as well! A few weeks before Easter is a perfect time to prepare some Montessori-inspired spring/Easter activities!

Montessori-Inspired Easter Activities

Last year I published a post with lots of Montessori-inspired spring activities (and printables). There were a number of Easter activities included.

I also published ideas for making a Montessori-inspired Easter egg sound set for preschoolers. Easter Egg Sound Set

Easter Egg Sound SetMost of the activities here focus on Easter eggs, bunnies, and chicks and are appropriate if you have a Christian or secular Easter celebration. If you’d like activities for Lent, please see my Montessori-based Lenten activities and my Lent Pinterest board.

Montessori-Inspired Easter Activities

Easter printables (available inexpensively) from Montessori Print Shop

Easter Chick Grid Game (free printable) from Förskoleburken (see also Rabbit Grid Game from PreKinders)

Finding a Home for A Bunny Color Sort (Photo from The Princess and the Tot)

Finding a Home for A Bunny Color Sort (Photo from The Princess and the Tot)

Spring has Sprung! Activities for 10 Books from The Princess and the Tot

Tot Trays – Easter, Easter Sensory Bin, Tot Trays – Traveling Style, and Momma Made…Easter Egg Matching/Memory Game from Playing House

Easter Trays, including egg sorting, pom pom sorting, and rabbit tower building, from StrongStart

Easter Sensory Bin (Photo from 1+1+1=1)

Easter Sensory Bin (Photo from 1+1+1=1)

Easter Fun ~ Sensory Bin & More from 1+1+1=1

Easter Color Matching Tray (Photo from H is for Homeschooling)

Easter Color Matching Tray (Photo from H is for Homeschooling)

Easter Color Matching Tray from H is for Homeschooling (The H is for Homeschooling blog is no longer available.)

Egg-Themed Sensory Tray (Photo from Homeschool Mo)

Egg-Themed Sensory Tray (Photo from Homeschool Mo)

Egg-Themed Sensory Tray from Homeschool Mo (The Homeschool Mo blog is no longer available.)

Easter Trays (Photo from Mama of Many Blessings)

Easter Trays (Photo from Mama of Many Blessings)

Easter Trays and More Easter Trays from Mama of Many Blessings

Australian Easter Themed Trays from Our Worldwide Classroom

Easter Week from Chestnut Grove Academy

Montessori Tot School from Nurturing Learning

Global Easter: Pysanky Eggs from Montessori Candy

Sensory Play: Sound Eggs from The Iowa Farmer’s Wife

 

Writing Letters in Sand (Photo from Leptir)

Writing Letters in Sand (Photo from Leptir)

Easter – Activities from Kindergarten and Easter Activities from Leptir

Easter Themed Activities, Easter Egg Word Hunt, and Egg Word Match-Up from Chasing Cheerios

On Our Shelves – April and Easter Activities from Counting Coconuts

Easter Egg Smelling Set from Homemade Montessori

Word Family Eggs from Kids Matter. This may not have been intended as a Montessori-inspired activity, but it works perfectly as one if you put the eggs in a basket neatly on a low shelf that’s available for your child.

Easter Posts from Montessori Preschool

Easter-Themed Activities, Watercolor Eggs, and Eggs and Baskets from My Montessori Journey

Felt Eggs and April Activities from Olives and Pickles

Easter Trays and Activities from Our Country Road

10 Fun Learning Games Using Plastic Eggs from Playing House

Ready for April from To the Lesson!

Object-Letter Match (Photo from Lesson Plans to Pots and Pans)

Object-Letter Match (Photo from Lesson Plans to Pots and Pans)

Working with Easter from Lesson Plans to Pots and Pans

Free Spring Printables and Montessori-Inspired Spring Math Activities (UPDATE)

Free Easter Egg Printables and Montessori-Inspired Easter Egg Activities

Free Easter Egg Printables and Montessori-Inspired Easter Egg Activities (UPDATE)

Easter Egg Rainbow

Easter Egg Rainbow Practical Life and Sensorial Activity (UPDATE)

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All my Easter posts (updated 2020):

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    • Deb says

      Thanks for your kind words … and my pleasure! I love your creative Montessori-inspired activities! Happy spring to you, too! 🙂

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  3. Carisa says

    Thanks Deb! That sensory bin was such a hit with my kids, and it was filled with all of the “junky toys” that the grandparents send up for Easter 😉 We made it into something fun, and the kids loved the bin!

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    • Deb says

      Thanks for your comment, Carisa! I loved your idea to create a sensory bin with those “junky toys.” I think every parent wonders what to do with them, and that’s a great solution! 🙂

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  4. Maria says

    Thanks for this!
    I thought I would put up an easter printable on the pinterest board, but did not succeed. The board is perhaps not open for everyone?
    Maria
    Förskoleburken

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    • Deb says

      Thanks, Maria! You just have to give your Pinterest URL to the person who started the board and ask that person for permission to be added. Once you’re added, the board will show up on your Pinterest page, and you can add pins. The Easter board was started by Bernadette from http://www.momto2poshlildivas.com/.

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  6. Jackie says

    I love the little bunnies in the first picture! That color sort could work well with the book Happy Easter by Kurt Wiese too– except you would need little chicks. I’m actually planning a different sort of matching game with that. I’ll have to link it up to Montessori Monday when I get it done! Thanks for all of the fun Easter ideas.

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    • Deb says

      Thanks, Jackie! That sounds wonderful … definitely link your activity up with Montessori Monday so I can be sure to add it to this post! 🙂

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    • Deb says

      Thanks so much, Maro! I have lots of fun finding so many great activities around the blogosphere! I enjoy seeing what activities you’re doing! 🙂

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  9. Kim says

    These would make great activities for children when they get home from school. Thanks for sharing on our Afterschool Blog Hop.

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    • Deb says

      Thanks, Kim! That’s true … I love that Montessori-inspired activities work well for school, homeschool, or after school! 🙂

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  11. Nabiha says

    Thank you for featuring my post on facebook as well as linking it to your ocean unit! Sorry I didn’t link back to this page,I’ve just recently started blogging, so I’m still trying to find my way around! I’ve linked back the post to Montessori Monday now, have yet to figure out how to add the button : )

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    • Deb says

      My pleasure, Nabiha … wonderful activities! Thanks for linking back. How you’ve linked back is great … and you’re doing an awesome job of blogging already! 🙂

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    • Deb says

      Thanks so much for making your 3-part cards available! I checked the download, and it said you need permission to access the item, though. I haven’t uploaded anything through Google Docs, so I’m not sure what needs to be changed. Wishing you the best in getting Google Docs figured out.

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      • Nabiha says

        fixed! This was my first upload so it didn’t occur to me to change the access setting from default private to public, shouldn’t be a problem now, thanks for letting me know!

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        • Deb says

          Wonderful … it works perfectly now, Nabiha! I just added the information about your free printable at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page. Thanks so much! 🙂

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  13. lyndsay says

    Thanks for linking to our plastic egg post! And, as always – thanks for hosting. I always take away so much from this link up! Happy Spring.

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    • Deb says

      Thanks for your kind comment, Lyndsay … and my pleasure! You have lots of great ideas, and I’m so glad you link up! 🙂

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    • Deb says

      Thanks, JDaniel4’s Mom! I’m always amazed at all the creative ideas there are available for each holiday now … so much fun! 🙂

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  16. Carolyn Wilhelm says

    I am impressed as always with the quality and helpfulness of the post. You explain everything so well and show with such great photos. I want to learn to take photos like you! Wonderful, wonderful. Carolyn

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    • Deb says

      Thanks so much for your kind comment, Carolyn! I’m lucky that I’ve been given permission to use photos from so many great blogs. When I take photos of my own, it seems to take forever to set up my photo shoot … although it’s always fun! 🙂

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  17. Maureen Sklaroff says

    Thanks for the mention! Lots of useful ideas, as always! BTW, if I didn’t mention it, I’m taking Karen’s Montessori course and getting so much out of it. Thanks so much for recommending it!

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    • Deb says

      My pleasure, Maureen … I love your egg-themed sensory tray! And I’m so glad to hear you’re taking Karen’s course. Karen’s awesome … have fun! 🙂

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    • Deb says

      Thanks so much for featuring my post at TGIF, Beth! I always find so many great activities there and am honored to be featured! 🙂

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  20. Ewa says

    Thanks so much for linking your collection of Easter activities to The Spring Festival of Inspiration 2012. My readers will be thrilled to find so much inspiration from the ideas you collected 😉

    Have a beautiful day
    Ewa

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