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Kindergarten Easter Color By Number Printable Worksheets in Spanish [Freebie]

Lorena — Fri, 10 Feb 2023 19:02:53 +0000

These kindergarten Easter color by number printable worksheets Spanish will be perfect for your Spanish classroom this Easter!

Included, there are six color by number worksheets, each one with adorable Easter pictures to color and practice numbers in Spanish!

While these color by number printables are great for Kindergarteners, they are also great for preschoolers, Pre-K, and all young Spanish learners.

Likewise, young kids and even adults can make a mindful activity out of these Easter coloring pages!!

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**Color by Code Design credit: Creative Clips Clipart

FREE Easter Color By Number Worksheets in SPANISH: MATH

Bring these Easter color by number worksheets in Spanish into your preschool, pre-K or Kindergarten classrooms and get your students working on Easter number recognition in Spanish. These number coloring pages will make great activity to use as part of math centers.

There are six number printables in this kit and each will work on a different set of numbers. Here are the numbers included on each sheet:

*Page 1 works on the Spanish numbers 1 through 6.
*Page 2 works on the Spanish numbers 10-70 in intervals of ten.
Page 3 works on the Spanish numbers 5-30 in intervals of 5
Page 4 works on the Spanish numbers 2-12 in intervals of 2
Page 5 ranges from 40-80 by intervals of ten.
Lastly, page 6 is a page with a random set of numbers.

*When you subscribe to these free printable color by number pages, you will get the first TWO pages for free in the Free Spanish Printable Library.

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EASTER COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: Color word recognition

Unlike in my St. Patrick’s Day color by number pages in Spanish, where the color code is represented by a crayon, these kindergarten Easter color by number printable worksheets are a little bit trickier.

Instead of the crayon, it has the color word in Spanish.

Why?

This will help your little ones begin to recognize and practice colors in Spanish.

If your littles are new to learning the color words in Spanish, I recommend printing off a copy of my color flashcards in Spanish.

You can review it with your students beforehand. For more help, you can hang or put them near your students as a guide when completing these color by number worksheets in Spanish.

While working on their color by number worksheets, they can identify the color word by browsing through the set of color flashcards.

Note these Easter color by number worksheets in Spanish only include the basic Spanish colors, unlike in the St. Patrick day ones where you might find light green or light blue, gray, etc.

EASTER COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: FINE MOTOR

Not only will your littles learn math by working on number recognition in Spanish, but it is also a great way to get children to strengthen their fine motor skills as the color tiny sections of the mystery pictures in these pages.

What images will your students find on these pages?

They will find a variety of Easter images such as bunnies, Easter basket, colored eggs, and peeps!

This is a fun way for kids of all ages to enjoy some Easter Day fun!

What art supplies should you use?

We like to use a variety of art supplies when working with our color by code worksheets.

Our go to is markers, but when we really want to get in the coloring zone, I will whip out the watercolor paints and we will go to town.

Watch as with each different art supply, your children use a different muscle in their little hands.

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EASTER COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: VOCABULARY

Furthermore, in these worksheets your children will get extra practice with their Spanish vocabulary as they reveal the hidden pictures.

Pair this activity with the Easter flashcards in Spanish and once your child has revealed the picture, have them say in Spanish what is in the picture? Is it un conejito, una canasta de Pascua, o son huevos coloreados?

Encourage them to learn their color words in Spanish too. Also included in the Free Spanish printable library upon subscribing is a set of basic color flashcards in Spanish. These might be useful too!

EASTER COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: MINDFULNESS

Along with math and fine motor skills, this free printable Easter color by number in Spanish will be a great mindfulness activity for your child.

It will also work on your student’s comprehension as they go through and figure out which color goes with each number.

Watch as your child tunes in with learning the different numbers and selects the correct color and colors away on these Easter color by number worksheets in Spanish.

HOW TO USE THESE FREE PRINTABLE COLOR BY NUMBER EASTER PAGES IN YOUR CLASSROOM

I recommend downloading and printing off several copies of the color by number activity for each student.

Start by introducing the color flashcards to your students, or by writing the basic Spanish color words on the board.

Then, work through one worksheet at a time and together as a group. Go through and identify the different Spanish numbers on the sheet.

Together go through and quietly fill in the correct colors. Let’s see if everyone’s color on the number sheets look the same!

Once your students get the hang of how the activity works, you can then hand out different sheets to the students and let them try the activity in small groups or individually.

Go around the room and encourage the students to keep conversations and practice all in Spanish to get the minority language flowing.

Pair these Easter printables with one of these Easter books in Spanish:

Sopa De Zanahoria / Carrot Soup (Spanish Edition)

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Saltarin y El Conejo de Pascua (Sp (Spanish Edition)

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The Runaway Bunny / El Conejito Andarin (Spanish Edition)

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La Pascua es un regalo de Dios / God Gave Us Easter: Libros para niños (Spanish Edition)

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MATERIALS NEEDED FOR THESE WORKSHEETS

Let’s do a quick run through of everything you are going to need for these Easter color by number printables.

Preparing for this activity is super easy. All you need to do is download the free printable PDF file which you can grab in my Free Spanish Printable Library after subscribing at the end of this email.

8.5 x 11 printer paper or card stock
A printer to print out the PDF file.
Coloring utensils such as crayons, colored pencils, markers or even watercolor paints!
Your child!

HOW TO GET YOUR FREE COLOR BY NUMBER WORKSHEETS IN SPANISH

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I hope your children enjoy this fun Easter activity. For more Easter educational activities in Spanish, check out some more posts below.

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Easter Word Search Printable in Spanish [Free Printable]

Lorena — Fri, 10 Feb 2023 15:42:37 +0000

This Easter word search printable in Spanish will be a great addition to your Easter celebration.

Whether is be for an Easter party in the classroom, or some home fun, this easy activity is an educational way to introduce young children to Easter Spanish words.

Furthermore, this printable PDF word search is the perfect activity for kids of all ages. Younger kids and older kids will enjoy this activity. It comes with 15 Easter themed words that will boost your child’s Spanish vocabulary!

So what are you waiting for? Let’s have some Easter fun!

Head to the bottom of this blog post, where you can subscribe and get your free printable in minutes!

But first, stick around to see the benefits of word searches and what Spanish words your child will search for in this free Easter word search printable in Spanish.

BENEFITS OF WORD SEARCH PUZZLES

There are so many benefits of doing word searches with your children. In her post “The Benefits of Wordsearches,” Lisa from Gifted Guru mentions the many benefits of using word search puzzles in your classroom.

I want to list a few of those benefits below.

Benefits of word search puzzles:

Helps with word recognition

I enjoy making thematic word search printables because they aid children in word recognition. If they know the theme is winter, then that will help them tell the difference and learn to recognize new winter vocabulary in Spanish

Develop pattern recognition

This is important with learning Spanish spelling and phonetics. It helps recognize which letters follow which.

Introduce new vocabulary

This is super important when learning a foreign language. This is one of the reasons I plan to create a seasonal word search for every season. Word searches are fun and easy way to build Spanish vocabulary.

Enhances spelling skills

Spelling is slightly different in Spanish than English since Spanish is a phonetic language.

Word searches help the user discover the patterns of spelling in Spanish as they look for each word in the word search.

Works fine motor skills

In this fun activity, your littles will work their fine motor skills as the hold the pencil to circle the correct word they are looking for.

Word searches are fun

Naturally, the most important way to learn is through having fun and I don’t know about you, but I always enjoyed myself a good word search growing up. They are a great way to have some holiday fun!

WHAT Easter WORDS COME IN THIS WORD SEARCH PUZZLE IN SPANISH?

Let’s take a peak at the fifteen hidden words that your child will find in this free printable Easter word search puzzle in Spanish.

I took the words from a few of my previous Easter printables, such as my Easter bingo in Spanish and my Easter scavenger hunt.

Together with the Easter flashcards in Spanish, these activities will help prep your child for the words found on this winter word search printable in Spanish.

Below is the word bank included in this easy Easter word search:

Spanish	English
Flores	Flowers
Huevo	Egg
Nido	Nest
Hierba	Grass
Conejito	Bunny
Pascua	Easter
Canasta	Basket
Zanahoria	Carrot
Dulces	Candies
Palma	Palm leaf
Cruz	Cross
Iglesia	Church
Patito	Duckling
Cordero	Lamb
Primavera	Spring

While there are many more words that could be added to this free printable word search, I thought these 15 words would be useful and beneficial words to add to your students’ ongoing Spanish vocabulary.

Pair this Easter activity with one of these Easter books in Spanish:

Sopa De Zanahoria / Carrot Soup (Spanish Edition)

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Saltarin y El Conejo de Pascua (Sp (Spanish Edition)

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The Runaway Bunny / El Conejito Andarin (Spanish Edition)

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La Pascua es un regalo de Dios / God Gave Us Easter: Libros para niños (Spanish Edition)

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MATERIALS NEEDED FOR THESE WORKSHEETS

Let’s do a quick run through of everything you are going to need for this fun word search puzzle in Spanish.

8.5 x 11 white printer paper or white cardstock
A printer to print out this printable puzzle.
Coloring utensils such as crayons, markers, or highlighters.
You might also want to use a dry erase pocket if you want to use and reuse this printable word search many times using dry erase markers.
Your child and good luck!

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I hope your children enjoy this fun Easter word search! Stay tuned for more seasonal free printable word searches coming soon!

Have a wonderful Easter holiday!

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Easter Bingo for Kids in Spanish

Lorena — Thu, 09 Feb 2023 15:20:48 +0000

This Easter bingo for kids in Spanish is an interactive family activity that will engage your children at home or in the Spanish classroom this spring.

Are you looking for a fun Easter activity to do in your Spanish class?? Or maybe you are hosting a bilingual playdate and are looking for a fun way to incorporate the target language.

Well, look no more! This Easter bingo for kids in Spanish is the perfect game to learn Spanish at home or in the classroom. Play it in small groups or in groups of up to 10. Preschoolers, young children and kids of all ages will love playing this fun game!

Happy playing! Make sure to tag us on Instagram or Facebook so we can see your family or classroom playing this Spanish bingo game together! Just tag me @lorenaylennox! I would be delighted!

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What do you need for this Easter bingo game in Spanish?

For this fun Easter bingo game, you will need:

8.5 x 11 printer paper or card stock
A printer
Bingo chips or something to mark bingo with such as pebbles, legos, or if you want to be festive, jelly beans!
A laminator and laminating sheets if you want to save this game and play it again another day!

What comes in this Easter bingo printable in Spanish?

This printable bingo game is made out of beautiful watercolors.

It comes with 30 Easter theme and spring themed different bingo cards. I also included different colored eggs so that you child can work on their colors in Spanish.

The printable bingo cards have a vocabulary word in Spanish and a picture of the meaning.

Here are the 30 Easter calling cards that come included in the set:

Spanish	English
La canasta de Pascua	Easter basket
El conejo	Rabbit
El cordero	Lamb
El pollito	Chick
El patito	Duckling
Las orejas de conejito	Bunny ears
El chocolate	Chocolate
El dulce	Candy
Los malvavisco	Marshmallow (peeps)
El pastelito	Cupcake
El huevo rosado	Pink egg
El huevo anaranjado	Orange egg
El huevo verde	Green egg
El huevo amarillo	Yellow egg
El huevo azul	Blue egg
El huevo morado	Purple egg
El panecillo de Pascua	Hot cross bun
La iglesia	Church
La cruz	Cross
La palma	Palm leaf
Las flores	Flowers
La hierba	Grass
La mariquita	Lady bug
La mariposa	Butterfly
La abeja	Bee
La zanahoria	Carrot
El narciso	Daffodil
El cervato	Fawn
El pájaro	Bird
El nido	Nest

You will also receive 10 Bingo boards to go along with the game cards. Each of the cards comes with a free space This means that you can play with up to 10 players in each game! Below is a preview image of what a bingo mat will look like.

use the easter calling cards in more ways outside of this bingo game

Below I want to share a few fun ways that you can use the calling cards as Easter flashcards in Spanish to get your littles learning more Easter vocabulary in Spanish.

Check out some of the ways below:

Create a print rich environment by placing these around the house. Add adhesive magnets to the back of the laminated flashcards and hang them on your fridge or washer.
Print out multiple sets and work on sequences and patterns with your preschoolers!
One of my favorite activities is to print off two sets and use them as a memory game. This activity is perfect for younger children to practice language development and memorization skills to connect the spoken word to the image. Make sure every time you flip over a card, you say the name of what’s on it!
You could also play a fun game by having your child stand on the opposite side of the room as you, or even better outside. First, shuffle the flashcards. Then, lift a flashcard and show your child. Lastly, if they guess it right, they can take a step or hop forward! If they mess up, a step backward! Will they make it to where you are?
Hide these words around the house. Give your children their easter baskets and have them hunt for the words. The words they find they have to repeat in Spanish to help with memorization.

Play What’s Missing. Pick a handful of flashcards to your child. Talk about the flashcards and lay them flat on the table. Then, take a scarf and place them over the cards and remove a card. Have your child guess which card is missing.
You could play a bilingual game and say the version in English. Have your child repeat it in Spanish and vice versa.
Place the flash cards face up on a table and see how fast your child can recognize the word. This is a great way to practice letter and word recognition.
Play Slapjack by placing all of the flashcards face down on a table. Say a word on the list and have your child flip the cards over until they find the correct card.
Lastly, you could cut the cards in half and use them as puzzles by having your child match the words and images with their correct halves.

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How to Play Easter Bingo Game in Spanish

Now that you have your game printed and cut out, you are ready to play this fun activity.

Use this bingo for your easter parties, or use it at home and get the whole family involved.

Are you ready to have so much Easter fun?

Let’s play. Here’s how:

Give everyone a bingo card. This bingo game comes with 10 bingo sheets to use with up to ten players.
Then give every player a handful of bingo markers. You could also use items such as candy corn, coins, or small loose parts to mark your bingo game.
Let everyone mark their gratis free space.
Place all of the calling cards in the middle of the floor, or to keep them from going all over the place, in a small bowl.
Have the first player randomly select a card and announce it the group. Player with that image can mark their card with their markers.
Take advantage of this opportunity to keep the game in Spanish. After a couple times of play and learning the Spanish vocabulary, get competitive. Playfully remove a player if they resort to using English.
Repeat the previous step until a player fill up their entire card. The first person to fill their card, wins!
Give the winner a small prize.
Play again!

Related: Easter craft ideas for kids

Tips to get maximum language use from this Spring Bingo in Spanish!

To make sure you get the absolute most language use out of this bingo game, state the rule that the class or your family is only allowed to speak in Spanish!
If the child flips a card and does not know the word of the image on the card, help them out with the pronunciation. Even better, before the game, flip the the cards and review the words!

Then, you can ask questions or say phrases such as:

“¿Quién tiene el ____? “

“¡Solamente mamá tiene la ______!”

“¡Wau, todos tenemos los ___!”

¡Qué suertudo, tu tienes el arcoiris!

Repeating phrases like this to include the vocabulary word with help the new Spanish vocabulary stick!

Allow your child sufficient time to process the card that has been chosen, and to identify the object on their card. Try not to interject or speed up their finding process. Doing so might confuse the child or discourage participation.

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I hope you enjoy this Easter printable for kids in Spanish. Make this one of your Easter celebrations that you can do each year!

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I Spy Easter Free Printable in Spanish

Lorena — Mon, 06 Feb 2023 18:00:20 +0000

Keep the littles busy this Easter holiday with this I Spy Easter free printable in Spanish!

This is a great classroom activity or a quiet home activity to get your child speaking in Spanish. It’s also a fun way to get your little learners counting their numbers and executing their fine motor skills.

Say adiós to the screens this Easter and hola to these I Spy Easter free printable in Spanish

Keep reading to the bottom of this post to learn how to get your activity pages today!

I SPY EASTER FREE PRINTABLE IN SPANISH

Holiday themed activities are a great way to entertain the kids while also getting them excited for the upcoming holiday. Using activities like this Easter I spy in classrooms or at home can be super fun for kids of all ages.

I created two versions of this Easter I Spy for you, one with beautiful watercolor images and one in black and white. Both are completely free!

Each page is filled with Easter-themed items including bunnies, Easter baskets, Easter eggs and more!

Below is a list of vocabulary words in Spanish that you can use when identifying each object in these printable I spy worksheets.

Spanish	English
Huevo	Egg
Huevito	Little Egg
Canasta de Pascua	Easter basket
Cordero	Lamb
Conejito	Bunny
Pollito	Chick
Patito	Duckling
Dulces	Candies
Zanahoria	Carrot

HOW TO PLAY EASTER GAME IN SPANISH

This Easter I Spy in Spanish is super easy to play.

Print out as many copies as you would like and invite the kids to sit around the table.

Hand them one of the free Easter Printable I Spys in Spanish and have them count the pictures that are in the box and write how many at the bottom of the page.

For the color version of this activity they can count the images by crossing them off with a writing utensil, or by placing a small object, like candy or legos, over each object.

For the black and white version, they can color in an image as they count.

BENEFITS OF PLAYING I SPY IN SPANISH

Not only will you children be entertained trying to find all of the different items in this fun Easter activity, but they will be learning as well.

What learning goes on while kids are using these Easter I Spy Worksheets in Spanish?

For starters, young learners are practicing memorization skills by memorizing Easter vocabulary words and numbers 0-10 in Spanish. Make sure to reward your child or students for keeping this activity exclusively in Spanish!

It also works on children’s math skills as they count and record how many of each item they are finding in the activity.

This Easter I Spy is also a great activity to work on visual discrimination skills. It helps young children detect the differences between different objects, symbols and shapes.

Lastly, children work their fine motor skills as they color and count the different objects, and then practice writing the correct number of items they find in the activity.

So, not only is this activity super easy to set-up and entertaining to do, but it also has an educational component that will get your child’s brain and body working! This screen-free activity sheet will make learning fun this holiday season!

Pair this Easter activity with one of these Easter books in Spanish:

Sopa De Zanahoria / Carrot Soup (Spanish Edition)

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Saltarin y El Conejo de Pascua (Sp (Spanish Edition)

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The Runaway Bunny / El Conejito Andarin (Spanish Edition)

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La Pascua es un regalo de Dios / God Gave Us Easter: Libros para niños (Spanish Edition)

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WHAT MATERIALS DO I NEED FOR THIS FREE EASTER WORKSHEET IN SPANISH?

Let’s do a quick run through of everything you are going to need for these I spy Easter free printable in Spanish.

Here are the materials you will need for this fun activity:

8.5 x 11 printer paper or white cardstock paper
A printer to print out the PDF file.
The black and white page is for coloring and counting, so you will need coloring utensils such as crayons, markers or even watercolor paints!
Your child!

If you want this printable activity to last for more than one use, I recommend laminating them with laminator sheets or put them in dry erase pockets. From there your child can color the different Easter with dry-erase markers.

Then, store away and use for the following school year!

You could also throw a magnifying glass into the mix to help younger kids identify the objects.

Then, when they are done, you can wipe in clean and store it away in your classroom for future class parties!

DOWNLOAD NOW

If you’re already part of our subscriber community, head over to the Free Spanish Printable Library (FSPL) and input the seasonal, case-sensitive password provided in each email I send your way!

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I hope your children enjoy this fun game. For more printable games and activities for Easter, check out some more posts below.

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How to Make Blown-Out Easter Eggs: A Fun Family Tradition to Start This Year

Lorena — Thu, 31 Mar 2022 20:31:23 +0000

With Easter not too far off, I wanted to share a fun tutorial on making blown-out Easter eggs. You can use these eggs as ornaments and save them for future Easters.

Making blown-out Easter eggs is a great idea to do with the whole family! Turn it into a fun tradition you can do each year!

Keep reading for 10 simple steps on how to make blown-out Easter eggs and how to turn them into a beautiful Easter decoration that you can use year after year.

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Materials needed to make these blown out Easter Egg Ornaments:

Step 1: Make the holes in your Easter Eggs

The first step is the most tedious step in making these blown-out Easter eggs, and it should be done by an adult.

To remove the egg contents out of your fresh eggs, you will need to make two holes, one in the top of the egg and the bottom of the eggs.

To do this, I use thumbtacks.

Thumbtacks are ideal for this project because they have a super pointy side that will puncture a small hole in the egg without causing the egg shell crack.

There is a plastic push element on the other end of the thumbtack that will allow you to push the thumbtack in carefully, without cutting your fingers, unlike a small nail or needle.

To poke the hole into the egg, carefully hold the egg and apply pressure at the top and bottom with the thumbtack.

Twist it a couple of times, and it should puncture the eggshell.

Additional tips for putting a hole in your egg

I have read that adding a piece of tape to the bottom of the egg before making the hole prevents the egg from cracking. However, I did not use this technique, and I punctured a hole quite fine.

Make sure that you are not applying pressure to the rest of the egg while you puncture the hole so that you do not crush the egg.

Once you have punctured the egg, use the needle end of the thumbtack and go around the hole in circles to make a larger hole. This will help when you are blowing out the yolk.

This is the hole after I spun circles with the thumbtack.

You could also push around the hole with the needle end of the thumbtack to widen the gap.

Step 2: Blow out the yolk of the Easter Eggs

Once you have two holes, one on the top and the bottom of the egg, you are all set to begin blowing out the yolk of the egg.

If you did not widen your hole a bit, you might want to do so now, as it will take quite the air to get the yolk out of a tiny pinhole.

A smaller hole will make for a harder struggle to get the yolk and egg whites out of the inside of the egg.

Now it’s time to get the kiddos involved! Trust me. You will want to. This step can get a bit tiresome. It can make you head dizzy too. So get those little lungs working, too!

Once your holes are widened, blow from the top hole while holding the egg over a large bowl.

The bowl is there to catch the yolk as it comes out. Also, you can save those eggs for a future meal.

Begin blowing the egg white and egg yolk out of the egg.

Initially, the egg white will begin to drizzle out of the second hole of the egg.

Once you get to the yolk, you will have to blow a little harder. After that, it will start to squeeze out.

You may have to use your finger to remove some yolk that is being stubborn and will not extract.

Eventually, it will come through the egg, and so will the remaining egg white.

Be careful. Once the egg yolk comes through, the egg white might splatter everywhere if you still blow with the same force.

You should now have a hollow shell.

Repeat steps one and two for the desired amount of blown-out Easter eggs.

All of our hollowed egg shells

Step 3: Once you have emptied the contents of the egg, clean the Easter Eggs

To avoid your eggs molding or becoming rancid, it is best to wash your eggs.

You can do this by running them under a slow stream of water. You could also soak them in warm water.

I soaked mine in a water and vinegar mix and then rinsed them off.

Step 4: Set Aside to Dry

Step 5: Design Your Blown-Out Easter Eggs (optional step)

This next step is entirely optional. You can skip this part and go straight to the painting if you want a blank surface.

My son Lennox enjoys painting when I create a design for him to fill in. So, I took a sharpie for this step and added some designs to some of the eggs.

Some of them I left blank.

Step 6: Paint Your Easter Eggs

Now comes the exciting step, painting the empty shell! So much fun!

We used acrylic paint because I plan on saving these eggs and using them as ornaments. Thus, acrylic paint is more permanent.

I recommend using washable paint if you have little kids, so you don’t get permanent paint everywhere!

Read more: Whipped Cream Dyed Easter Eggs

Nonetheless, whether your child is younger or older, paint is bound to get somewhere, so I have an AWESOME tip for you.

*Carry a bottle of this CitraSolv degreaser concentrate with you. I use this bad boy for EVERYTHING: cleaning countertops, floors, bathrooms, windows, and even laundry.

Once you purchase this cleaning product, you will be saying goodbye to all the rest. I’m not kidding.

And a little bit goes a LONG way.

It is also great for removing acrylic paints, glues and stickers. Yup! Do you have stickers stuck on a surface? Soak them in this bad boy for a couple of minutes, and it will come off with ease.

Back on point, I put a little bowl of water with a few drops of CitraSolv with a paper towel nearby to clean up quick messes and soak our paintbrushes in between use.

This will allow a creative and fun experience with painting the eggs.

Happy painting!

Step 7: Let Eggs Dry & Add a second coat of paint.

Once your eggs are painted, set them somewhere to dry. I recommend a throwaway plastic container, parchment paper, or even a dish. If you get paint on your plate, apply some Citrasolv, and it will come right out!

Likewise, we also used these little tiny mason jars to sit our blown-our Easter eggs on. They worked perfectly!

Once dry, apply another coat of paint if needed.

Step 8: Add Glitter (optional)

If you’re interested in adding glitter to your eggs, this is the step. For best results, make sure your eggs are dried before adding glitter. If they are still wet with paint, the glitter will stick to the paint.

We applied our glitter using a clear Elmer’s glue.

I poured some glue onto our paint palette, and we painted our eggs with the clear glue where we wanted the glitter to show up.

Then, we sprinkled glitter over our egg over a disposable paper plate, turning it to get all the glued areas covered.

Step 9: Let dry, seal with your blown-out Easter eggs with a protective layer.

Let your eggs dry from the glue and glitter. Once they are dry, add a protective coat over your eggs if you want to preserve them for future use.

I used this Polycrilic Protective Clear Gloss, but you could also use Modge Podge craft glue

Step 10: If you want to hang your blown-out Easter Eggs, add string

Yay, you have made it to the last step, adding string.

If you do not wish to hang your eggs, you don’t need to do this step.

If you wish to hang your eggs, take some thread or yarn.

Make a knot at the end of the thread. Keep making a knot in the same place until it looks slightly bigger than the hole in the egg.

Tip: Do not tie to knot too tight. You will need to wiggle it into the hole, so the looser, the better. Also, once the knot is inside the hole, it will expand and prevent it from coming back through the hole.

The knot is only slightly bigger than the hole itself.

Once your knot looks the right size, take your thumbtack and gently wiggle the knot into the hole.

Your egg should be pretty tough now with the paint and protective finish layers. That doesn’t mean you should go throwing it like a baseball.

Voilá. Your egg ornament is finished! Now you can hang it or them somewhere around the house, or make an Easter tree. What a beautiful Easter decoration, right?

We hung ours from our mantle. I love how it looks!

Are you loving the end result? I know I am! Share your end results with me on Instagram or on my Facebook page by tagging @lorenaylennox!

You could also use these eggs to hide around the house for an indoors easter egg hunt.

Spanish words that you can use in this activity to foster Spanish at home

Lastly, since we are a bilingual family, we use to play and arts and crafts activities to our advantage to nurture our minority language at home.

Since most of my readers are here for my bilingual content, I wanted to offer a list of words that you can use to do this activity in Spanish at home!

Egg- Huevo
Yolk- El yema del huevo
Egg white- La clara del huevo
Hole/ preforation- el agujero/ el hoyo
Thread- El hilo
Let’s paint – ¡Vamos a pintar!
Glue- El pegamento
Glitter- el brillo
Easter- la Pascua

For more Easter activities in Spanish, you can also check out the following posts:

Thank you so much for reading! I hope you enjoy this fun activity with your family!

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18+ Best Easter Books in Spanish for Children

Lorena — Tue, 30 Mar 2021 20:57:00 +0000

Are you on the lookout for a charming addition to your child’s Easter basket? How about an Easter picture book in Spanish?

Today, I’m thrilled to share 18+ fantastic Easter books in Spanish with you. These picture books are ideal for toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarteners, and any beginner Spanish learner!

Whether you incorporate them into classroom activities, enjoy them at home, use them for outdoor circle reading, or include them in bedtime stories, these books are guaranteed to infuse young readers with the joyful spirit of springtime. Dive into these delightful tales and enjoy the journey!

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1. Hop! Hop!/¡Salto! ¡Salto!

By: Leslie Patricelli

This is the perfect bilingual book for babies and toddlers. You child will learn about Easter festivities and all of the fun Easter colors.

2. The Baby Chicks Are Singing/Los Pollitos Dicen

By: Ashley Wolff

Another great bilingual book. Learn the fun Spanish cantico “Los pollitos dicen”. To hear how the tune goes, click here.

3. Sopa de zanahoria

By: John Segal

This is one of our favorite finds from the library. It is a cute story of a little rabbit that goes to collect his carrots. Somehow they went missing. Who could have stolen his carrots?

Our favorite!!!

Sopa De Zanahoria / Carrot Soup (Spanish Edition)

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4. Chickwick el regalo de Pascua

By: Alice Curtis

Read about Chickwick, a beloved pet and how much happiness he brings to everyone he meets.

5. Huevos verdes con jamón

By: Dr. Seuss

Who doesn’t love a classic Dr. Seuss book. How about one in Spanish. It might not be Easter-themed, but it talks about one of the most important parts of a child’s Easter; los huevos. Add in some rhyme for fun memorization.

6. Salta y corre, Conejito

by: Cottage Door Press

A fun interactive and rhyming story about a bunny, its bird friends and Easter eggs! A great book to learn about action verbs.

7. ¿Dónde está mi huevo de Pascua?

By: Harriet Ziefert

In this book, your child can help Nicky, the cat find his Easter eggs.

8. Saltarín y el conejo de Pascua

By: Marcus Pfister and Katherin Siegenthaler

Saltarín desires to be the Easter bunny. Find out how his journey goes in this beautiful book.

9. El conejito andarín

By: Margaret Wise Brown

Uh oh, a runaway bunny, with a sad mama. A book with a beautiful moral of the story.

10. Tambor encuentra un huevito

By: Laura Driscoll

A bilingual book about Thumper and his discovery with a bright blue egg.

11. ABC con Nico

By: Begona Oro

In this humorous book, Follow Nico throughout his day and how his naughty little adventures come to an end.

12. La canasta pascual de Dora

By: Sarah Willson

Dora and Boots go on a hunt to find Easter eggs, and when they do, they find eggs with a special prize.

13. La Pascua es un regalo de Dios

By: Lisa Tawn Bergen

“Join Ositia and her family in ‘La Pascua es un regalo de Dios’ for a heartfelt religious tale centered around Easter.”

14. Soy un conejito

By: Ole Risom

Experience the timeless Easter tale of the adorable bunny Nicholas, now available in a bilingual version for double the enjoyment!

15. Date prisa, ve despacio

By: Layn Marlow

Enjoy a playful twist on the classic tortoise and hare story in Spanish, reminding us that speed isn’t always the key to victory!

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16. Pájaro Amarillo

By: Olga de Dios Ruiz

Discover the importance of sharing and caring for our planet through an engaging story.”

17. Erizo y Conejo. El susto del viento

By: Pablo Albo

Join Hedgehog and Rabbit as they delight in munching on cabbages and searching for snails in their serene garden. However, when a frightening, swirling wind appears, the duo must summon their courage to confront their fears head-on.”

18. ¡Conejos, conejos y más conejos!

By: Lorna Scobie

Experience the story of the only rabbit child who suddenly has to share their world when their parents bring unexpected news. How will this little rabbit navigate the changes ahead in this heartwarming tale of family and friendship?

I hope you enjoyed this list of adorable Easter picture books in Spanish. Drop me a comment below letting me know which book you think your child will love! Don’t forget to get your free children’s Easter activities in Spanish!

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25 Easter Printables for Preschoolers

Lorena — Sat, 06 Mar 2021 17:10:27 +0000

Inside: 25 Easter printables for preschoolers ages 2 through 5. These printable activities perfect for the classroom or the homeschooling parent.

I do not think that I have even been more excited for Spring and Easter to come.

Living through a pandemic, in the winter, with a toddler has been slightly traumatizing, to say the least.

I am ready to get outdoors, explore nature and get out all of our pent-up energy from the last few solemn months.

Yet, while the cold continues to linger, I am trying to make the most value out of my time. I have been making TONS of FREE seasonal printables in Spanish for Lennox. I have also started a series of literacy printables in Spanish. All of these are for FREE with a simple subscription to this blog =)

I have also been compiling round-ups of seasonal printable activities from some of the best bloggers to help out all of the hardworking teachers, homeschooling parents, and exhausted caretakers who are scrambling to find indoor activities to keep their kiddos entertained.

In this post, I want to share a list of 25 Easter printables preschoolers! Below is a summary of what you can find in this round-up!

Among these Easter printables for preschoolers, you can find:·

Fun craft printables that will work your preschoolers fine motor skills
Free printable Easter puzzles that will work your preschooler’s mind
Coloring pages to enhance your child’s mindfulness and calm their soul
Multicultural activities for future world citizens.
Games
Letter recognition activities
Number activities and more!

1. Easter Scavenger Hunt in Spanish and English

with Bilingual Beginnings

“Are you looking for fun ways to learn Spanish with your child or students this Easter? Look no more. This scavenger hunt in Spanish is not only a fun, interactive activity, but it will work your child’s vocabulary memorization in Spanish as well!”

Interested in teaching your preschooler more Spanish this Easter? Check out these YouTube videos about Easter in Spanish, or even better these Easter Books in Spanish for kids!

2. Easter Color by Number Worksheets

With 123 Homeschool 4 Me

“These super cute easter color by number are a fun Easter activity to help children practice identifying numbers.”

3. Easter Egg Pattern Activity

with FluffyTots

“If you are looking for a fun way to introduce pattern to your toddlers, let’s hop in and try out Easter Eggs Pattern Activity.”

4. Free Printable Easter Egg Coloring Pages For Kids

with Simple Everyday Mom

“This Easter season use these free Easter egg coloring pages to entertain the kids and encourage creativity.”

5. DIY Scratch and Reveal Easter Egg Game

with The Crazy Outdoor Mama

“If you LOVE Easter Egg hunts with the kids, then you’ll love this fun Easter Egg Hunt Game that you can do with the kids right at the table!”

6. FREE Easter Flashcards in Spanish

with Bilingual Beginnings

“These FREE bilingual Easter flashcards are great because you can use them as a memory game by printing off two sets, or you can use them as labels to play fun games such as sorting.”

7. Easy Bunny and Chick Printable Crafts

with Box of Ideas

“These are easy to customise and so much fun for kids to colour and give to their friends.”

8. Easter Printables Color Words Reader

with Preschool Play & Learn

“Practice color recognition and color words with this preschool easter worksheets that turns into a reader about colorful eggs in an Easter basket.”

9. Cut and Paste Easter Eggs

With: Balloons and Planes

“This is a fun set of free printable Easter worksheets for your preschool or kindergarten students. They will get to practice their fine motor skills together with visual discrimination.”

10. How to Draw an Easter Bunny

with Proud to be Primary

“This Easter Bunny directed drawing is adorably cute and perfect for your Easter lessons and celebration.”

11. Four Easter Printable activities in Spanish

with Bilingual Beginnings

“Four fun-filled printable activities to learn about Easter in Spanish. These are the perfect activities for the classroom or at home.”

12. Easter Memory Game

with Crayons and Cravings

“A free printable Easter memory game to play together as a family this Easter. The kids will love finding the 16 matching pairs of colorful cards!”

13. Crazy Fun Free Printable Easter Glasses

with Picklebums

Kids will have fun coloring, cutting and wearing these adorable Easter glasses!

14. Counting Bunnies Free Printable Easter Activity

with The Keeper of the Memories

“These free printable Easter activity sheets help preschool learners develop important early math skills while counting Easter bunnies.”

15. Bunny Basket Weaving

with Red Ted Art

“Find this little bunny in an egg shaped basket, colour and decorate and then add your paper weaving skills. Great for cutting skills and fine motor skills with weaving.”

16. Easter Charades Game with FREE Printable Cards

with KC Edventures

“This Easter Charades game is perfect for family gatherings, class party or just something fun to do on the weekend.”

17. Printable Easter Cards

With: Messy Little Monster

“Kids will love choosing one of the three Easter designs to colour and friends and family will be delighted to receive one of these cute Easter colouring cards.”

18. Tangram Bunny Crafts

with The Preschool Toolbox

“Introducing tangrams in preschool and kindergarten can help young kids develop spatial, geometric, and problem solving skills. The 7 pieces, when fit together, can make a square (as pictured above), but they can also form many other shapes and designs.”

19. Easter Bingo

with Crayons and Cravings

“Easter Bingo is a fun game for kids to enjoy at home, in the classroom, or at an Easter party.”

20. Easter Do A Dot Printables

with Simple Everyday Mom

12 pages of Easter themed dot marker coloring pages.

21. Bunny Letter Matching Game

with Preschool Play & Learn

“Use this spring activity for preschoolers as a hands-on matching game to help preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age children to practice uppercase and lowercase letters.”

22. Free Easter Egg Template (+ 8 Easy Crafts!)

With The Craft at Home Family

“Download our free Easter egg printable and check out these fun projects that you can do at home with your kids!”

Related: Animal Popsicle Puppets: A Fun and Educational Preschool Activity

23. Jelly Bean Coding Activity: An Easter STEM Project

with Team Cartwright

Learn coding with this fun Easter STEM activity!

24. Easter I-Spy Printable

With: Cenzerely Yours

“Your little one will have tons of fun trying to count all the Easter themed icons like bunnies, chicks, Easter Eggs and spring flowers.”

25. Paper Bag Bunny Craft printable

Fireflies + Mudpies

“Just in time for Easter, learn how to make the easiest paper bag bunny craft, perfect for holding candy, Easter treats, or for gathering eggs at school or community Easter egg hunts.”

I hope you found the PERFECT Easter printable activity for your family or classroom! Let me know in the comments below which activity you LOVED so that I can create more like it!

Keep reading:

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7 Fun Sensory Easter Activities for Toddlers

Lorena — Fri, 12 Feb 2021 05:47:00 +0000

Today I want to share seven fun and educational sensory Easter activities for toddlers that will get your child in the Easter spirit.

If this is your first time to Bilingual Beginnings, ¡bienvenidos!

I recently changed the direction of this blog to focus more heavily on bilingual parenting and how I raise my toddler, Lennox, in Spanish as a nonnative speaker.

Since I am raising Lennox in a minority language, one way I stay grounded through my own cultural identity is through holidays.

One of my favorite ways to show Lennox about the different holidays is through sensory, play-based activities.

These activities involve hands-on activities that allow him to execute his fine and gross motor skills and explore new sensory, holiday-related items.

It is an authentic learning experience for the whole family. On one hand we learn about each holiday in Spanish. This means Lennox and I get to learn new vocabulary words in Spanish. On the other hand, my Salvadoran partner gets to learn about American traditions. We get to experience the best of both worlds.

To get back to the point, below you can find seven sensory Easter activities for Toddlers.

Sensory Easter Activities for Toddlers

1. Peep’s nest:

I don’t know about you, but as a child, I loved baking. Lennox takes so much interest in helping me clean and cook that I thought it would be fun to do some sensory baking with him!

The first baking activity we did was our peep’s nest made out of Rice Krispy treats. Rice Krispy treats are super easy to make.

Ingredients you will need to make the peep’s nest:

How to make the peep’s nest:

We put a whole stick of butter into a pot on low heat and let the butter start to melt.

Once the butter began to melt, we added an entire bag of marshmallows.

When the marshmallows started to get soft, we stirred them with the butter. Once they melted, we added 6 cups of Rice Krispies After all the ingredients were thoroughly mixed, we added the Rice Krispies to a non-stick muffin pan. We let the Rice Krispy treats cool and harden and then Lennox placed the Peeps into their Rice Krispy nidos (nests).

2. Easter Sugar cookies

Our next baking activity was sugar cookies. Lennox loved making the cookies as well as making a big mess.

We made the sugar cookies from scratch using this recipe. We used cutting boards to do the rolling.

Make sure you put flour not only on your surface but also on the roller when rolling out your dough. Next, we made our Easter shapes with these Easter cookie cutters, and I also used a knife to write out the words Easter and Pascua, Easter in Spanish.

We placed them on a cooking sheet covered in Parchment paper and then put them in the oven for 4-7 minutes. I like my cookies soft, so we took them out shortly before the instructed baking time.

The best part was next, the decorating. We made homemade icing and added 2-3 drops of food dye to turn our frosting into pastel Easter colors.

We took all of our ingredients outside since it was such a beautiful day, and to also avoid the toddler mess.

Then, we went at it. Lennox was confused at first but enjoyed making a mess on the cookies. I was shocked that he didn’t try to eat the icing. Whenever we paint or draw, he always puts the utensils in his mouth, but he didn’t try to put the icing in his mouth at all, only the sprinkle. Toddlers are strange, aren’t they?

It doesn’t get much more fun, sensory or delicious as baking cookies damas y caballeros.

3. Whipped Cream Dyed Easter Eggs

Dye your Easter eggs with a natural dye with whipped cream! Not only is it sensory and sugary fun, but the set-up and clean-up are so easy!!!

4. Little Critter Creativity

In his Easter basket, Lennox got the Happy Easter Little Critter by Mercer Mayer. It comes included with Easter activities for your Toddler. One of those activities is a tear-out poster for some sticker fun.

If you have read my Valentine’s Day or St. Patrick’s Day activities for toddlers, you know I am a strong advocate of stickers for toddler’s fine motor skills.

Just look at that fine-motor concentration, will you! I love watching toddlers at work!

5. Box-dyed Easter Eggs

I was hesitant to dye Easter eggs with Lennox because he is still a bit young, and dyes can get messy.

However, when I saw this adorable Mickey Mouse Easter Egg Kit, I was persuaded. To make it easy and mess-free, I did most of the dying, but Lennox helped me put stickers on the eggs and had fun placing the eggs onto the egg holder. A perfect introduction to a holiday tradition.

6. Easter Bunny Color Sort

I found these cute little Easter bunny marshmallows at Giant and thought they would be perfect for sorting. Lennox and I talked about the color of each bunny then sorted them into different Easter cups.

7. Easter scoop & toss sensory bin

Last but not least, the standard sensory bin. We added Marshmallows, peeps and little tiny chicks and Lennox had a free for all touching, tasting, smelling, scooping, throwing and making a huge mess with all these little pieces. Let’s just say I had a blast cleaning it all up =) Lennox’s fun was worth it.

Well we’re pretty Easter’d out over here. We still have to hunt our eggs, but that we will save for Easter day. I saw the cutest Idea of attaching balloons to the eggs to make it a toddler-friendly hunt. I am very excited to try it out!!

Thanks for reading. I hope you have an exciting Easter like Lennox and I did =)

An Easy DIY Easter Baby Photo Shoot

Lorena — Thu, 11 Feb 2021 04:20:00 +0000

Easter is right around the corner. I can’t help but reminisce about my son’s first Easter when we decided to do a DIY Easter baby photo shoot.

That year, I had such a fun time doing all my first-time-mom Easter activities, but there was a part of me that couldn’t wait for Lennox to get older and be able to understand the fun of the holidays.

Well, he’s almost two now, and even though we’re still not there quite yet, I am okay with that. This year flew by so much faster than I could have ever imagined, so now, as a more seasoned mama, I CAN wait for Lennox to understand the holidays.

Now, I want to soak up every one of his toddler non-understandings and partake in his chaos because he’s going to be too “cool” to be doing holiday activities before I know it.

To keep things short and sweet, I want to show you my DIY Easter photoshoot of Lennox when he was a man-bun, hunk-of-dimple-butt lovin’, 10-month-old. I hope you enjoy it!!!

We had a lot of fun taking these pictures, and I hope you have just as much fun!

If you are looking for some more Easter inspiration, check out some of my other posts below!

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Props you will need for your photo shoot

Storage basket

In these photos, I used mint wire storage basket basket that I have had for quite some time. However, I do not recommend using a wire basket, especially for smaller babies. That’s why I listed a woven basket. It will be easier on your baby’s limbs, and he will look like a delicious Easter gift.

I went with these pastel Easter eggs, but really any type of Easter egg will work.
Easter Bunny Ears
Then we chose a few Easter stuffed animals to go with the scene. Lennox had a stuffed- Easter bunny that he loved.
He also was really in to his Duckie Wubbanub pacifier, so that fit in perfectly as well.
As for the cotton bunny tail, I made one out of a large pom pom that I had laying around, but there are here is a cute bunny tail on Amazon that will probably stay on better than our makeshift one did.

Now that you know the props, enjoy this cute DIY Easter Baby Photo shoot

Oh boy, do I miss those chubby baby dimples.

Hope these photos gave you your dose of cuteness and smiles for the day. Have a beautiful Easter!

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Easter YouTube Videos in Spanish

Lorena — Wed, 10 Feb 2021 06:49:00 +0000

Easter is nearing. Time to get your bilingual kiddos in the Easter spirit with these 12 Easter YouTube Videos in Spanish!

These Easter YouTube videos have the catchiest of all tunes. Not only is your child is going to be hip on all of the Easter vocabulary in Spanish, but also you too!

Together with the Easter YouTube videos in Spanish you can perfect her knowledge with these FREE Easter printable activities in Spanish.

In addition, you could go on an Easter scavenger hunt in Spanish to see who gets the most points first. Don’t forget. The points only count if your child can recite the words in Spanish!

I hop that you enjoy these videos and please, don’t forget to follow me on Instagram @lorenaylennox for more bilingual parenting tips and activities for kids!

Easter YouTube videos in Spanish:

Songs | Canciones

Pollito Amarillito | The Little Yellow Chick

Cinco bebés con huevos sorpresa de Pascua | Five Babies with Surprise Easter Eggs

Ronda de Conejos | Circle of Rabbits

Los pollitos dice pío pío pío | Chicks go peep, peep, peep

La Huerta del señor conejo, canción de las verduras | Mr. Rabbit’s Vegetable Garden, Song of the Vegetables

Shows

La Pascua de Nina | Nina’s Easter

Conejo de Pacua y juegos con huevos sorpresa | Easter Bunny with Surprise Easter Eggs

El bebé busca los huevos de Pascua por primera vez | Baby looks for Easter eggs for the first time

¡Feliz Pascua! Compilación de Harry el conejito | Happy Easter! Harry the Bunny Collection

Related: The Best YouTube Channels in Spanish for Preschoolers

Cuentos | Tales

El conejo de Pascua | The Easter Bunny

I hope you and your kiddos enjoyed this fun list of Easter YouTube videos in Spanish!!!

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Kindergarten Easter Color By Number Printable Worksheets in Spanish [Freebie]

FREE Easter Color By Number Worksheets in SPANISH: MATH

EASTER COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: Color word recognition

EASTER COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: FINE MOTOR

EASTER COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: VOCABULARY

EASTER COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: MINDFULNESS

HOW TO USE THESE FREE PRINTABLE COLOR BY NUMBER EASTER PAGES IN YOUR CLASSROOM

MATERIALS NEEDED FOR THESE WORKSHEETS

HOW TO GET YOUR FREE COLOR BY NUMBER WORKSHEETS IN SPANISH

More educational easter activities available in the Free Spanish Printable Library upon subscribing:

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Easter Word Search Printable in Spanish [Free Printable]

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Easter Bingo for Kids in Spanish

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I Spy Easter Free Printable in Spanish

I SPY EASTER FREE PRINTABLE IN SPANISH

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How to Make Blown-Out Easter Eggs: A Fun Family Tradition to Start This Year

Materials needed to make these blown out Easter Egg Ornaments:

Step 1: Make the holes in your Easter Eggs

Additional tips for putting a hole in your egg

Step 2: Blow out the yolk of the Easter Eggs

Repeat steps one and two for the desired amount of blown-out Easter eggs.

Step 3: Once you have emptied the contents of the egg, clean the Easter Eggs

Step 4: Set Aside to Dry

Step 5: Design Your Blown-Out Easter Eggs (optional step)

Step 6: Paint Your Easter Eggs

Step 7: Let Eggs Dry & Add a second coat of paint.

Step 8: Add Glitter (optional)

Step 9: Let dry, seal with your blown-out Easter eggs with a protective layer.

Step 10: If you want to hang your blown-out Easter Eggs, add string

Spanish words that you can use in this activity to foster Spanish at home

18+ Best Easter Books in Spanish for Children

1. Hop! Hop!/¡Salto! ¡Salto!

2. The Baby Chicks Are Singing/Los Pollitos Dicen

3. Sopa de zanahoria

4. Chickwick el regalo de Pascua

5. Huevos verdes con jamón

6. Salta y corre, Conejito

7. ¿Dónde está mi huevo de Pascua?

8. Saltarín y el conejo de Pascua

9. El conejito andarín

10. Tambor encuentra un huevito

11. ABC con Nico

12. La canasta pascual de Dora

13. La Pascua es un regalo de Dios

14. Soy un conejito

15. Date prisa, ve despacio

16. Pájaro Amarillo

17. Erizo y Conejo. El susto del viento

18. ¡Conejos, conejos y más conejos!

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25 Easter Printables for Preschoolers

Among these Easter printables for preschoolers, you can find:·

1. Easter Scavenger Hunt in Spanish and English

2. Easter Color by Number Worksheets

3. Easter Egg Pattern Activity

4. Free Printable Easter Egg Coloring Pages For Kids

5. DIY Scratch and Reveal Easter Egg Game

6. FREE Easter Flashcards in Spanish

7. Easy Bunny and Chick Printable Crafts

8. Easter Printables Color Words Reader