what can you do with those plastic Easter eggs? part II

why, you make centers, of course! one option is matching the halves by color:

another option, use a Sharpie and draw shapes on each half. the students have to match the shapes. I made it a little trickier by putting the shapes on different colors. ex: one half of an orange egg has triangles while the matching triange half is green. makes them focus on shapes, not colors.

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Easter sensory box

it's that time again! oh, sensory boxes, how I love thee! :)

what you need:

a plastic tub with lid

silk flowers (no stems)

plastic eggs filled with rice and taped

paper Easter basket grass

stones

small Easter items (right now I have a plastic bunny and Easter cookie cutters)

***looking for small wooden eggs***

today's snapshot

And we learned how to draw a house using shapes (in our journals).

learning centers

what can you do with plastic Easter eggs? here's one fine motor use:

(plastic eggs filled with rice, tongs, plastic deviled egg platter)

egg match

(I cut eggs from scrapbook paper and then cut them differently. Students were to match the halves.)