In my home country
there is no Easter celebration using eggs and bunnies. But coming in contact
with this American celebration promotes culture consciousness that is important
in the English class. Understanding another culture, fosters tolerance in the
students. So let´s celebrate the Holiday.
I loved my Guest Blogger´s entry about Easter Fingerplay. Thanks Carissa!! I got carried away and created stick puppets, like the ones in the picture. I also made coloring pages and flashcards.
Download them here:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Easter-Fingerplay-1234844
Download them here:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Easter-Fingerplay-1234844
Another
craft from Ms. Rodulfo, Caracas-Venezuela, lovely, isn´t it ? The template is
from www.makinglearningfun.com
Scholastic has fantastic templates for the Holidays, I really love the glasses. And I´m into photo props so much that I am making them for every Holiday.The glasses were made using construction paper and the maks with fun foam, it´s very inexpensive and holds its shape.
I made this one out of
construction paper because of it´s rough texture, the beautiful colors and that I could use my inkjet printer.
This doorknob is a fun foam craft and googly eyes were added.
This craft is from www.kidssoup.com, an American website. Use it as an attention grabber. The students usually love when a new visitor comes to class. Use it to encourage oral communication or as a companion for songs.

There
are so many free printable subway art to enjoy, I loved the colors of this one.
Here´s the link:
This is also called Typography art because words are arranged into an specific theme, like this one-EASTER- using diffferent fonts, varying the size of the words and the colors, and incorporating clip art.
And I
bought this cute costume for the kids to put on and be the bunny.
Make some Easter Bunny tracks in the playground, use sidewalk chalk.
Here´s the link to my version:
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