19 Nov 2013
Updated04 Dec2013

The Easter Song!

Download a new song from ESL KidStuff: The Easter Song!

Easter SongThe Easter Song!

Song Theme: Singing about the Easter rabbit and looking for Easter eggs
Target Vocab: Easter rabbit, hiding, chocolate eggs, Look in the ~, garden, living room, kitchen, bedroom, dining room, bathroom, everywhere, I’ve found my chocolate eggs, yummy!
Song Length: 1:13

A really fun Easter song with about searching for Easter eggs!

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14 Mar 2013
Updated08 Jun2017

Easter Lesson Plan

Free Easter Lesson Plan to use in your ESL kids lessons!

Easter Lesson PlanEaster is on its way! We have added an Easter lesson plan for you to use in your lessons in the run up to Easter:

 

It is a fully tested, fun and educational lesson with lots of good vocab, crafts and exciting games. It is also available as a printable PDF file.

We hope it is useful for you – please let us know in the comments box below and on the Easter lesson plan page.

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13 Mar 2013
Updated25 Feb2019

10 Easy Easter Crafts to use in your lessons

Quick & Easy Crafts for your ESL Easter Lessons

There are loads great activities you can do in your lessons in the lead up to Easter.  On ESL KidStuff we have a lot of Easter games & activities, Easter themed flashcards and worksheets.

Crafts are always popular, kids of all ages love doing them, and they can really liven up your kids lesson.  Here are 10 great crafts you can use in your Easter lessons:

 

Easter Card1. Easter egg cards. You can easily make these in class with some construction paper, felt and common craft supplies.  Before class, cut out enough card for each student for the actual card.  Also, cut out the green grass for each student and different colored oval shapes for the eggs.  Finally, cut out strips of felt for the ribbons and small circles to stick on the eggs. In class, have your students glue the felt onto the cards. Older kids can write an Easter message inside the card and for smaller kids you can help them write their own message (even get them to trace over a message written lightly in pencil). A nice idea is to have each student give their card to another student (in an envelope if you can stretch your budget far enough!).

 

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