Easter Numbers 1 to 10 for Kindergarten ESL

This Easter resource, that can be used by special education teachers, is included in the Numbers unit for Kindergarten Holistic English Series #4 at this Link :   https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Numbers-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-4-6008555

This resource is packed with engaging activities to help young learners develop their number recognition, counting skills, and early literacy—all while enjoying the festive spirit of Easter!

It offers colorful number 1 to 10  flashcards featuring rabbit images to reinforce number recognition.

A set of the same Easter flashcards in a smaller size is available.Perfect for sorting, matching, and small group activities. Use the for number sequencing practice.

I made another book to use for the EASTER Holiday. A printable mini-book where students can trace, color, and practice writing numbers 1 to 10.

Take a look at the video.

There is a printable game board for EASTER! An interactive game that encourages number recognition and counting practice through playful engagement. Students can take turns rolling, counting, and moving along the board.

Just like this!

Bring some Easter joy into your classroom while helping your students develop their early math skills! Support the whole-class participation using matching activities displaying the cards on a table.

 Play interactive activities like number ordering or counting exercises using a pocket chart.

Practice the number word and the correpsondence to quantity.

I’d love to hear how you use this resource in your classroom! Let me know in the comments or share your experiences with me. Happy teaching and happy Easter! 🐰🌸🥚

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