This cut and paste easter math activity is a great way to have your students practice converting between fractions, decimals, and percents. This is a festive way to change up how your students practice, instead of the typical "drill and kill" worksheet, they get a chance to use their hands to cut, color, and paste. Each egg contains a decimal, percent, and fraction, however, they are all mismatched. Students must cut apart each egg and then glue them to the worksheet forming new, correct eggs that contain all equivalent values. With 20 different problems to complete it gives students plenty of chances to practice the skill.

This worksheet is a great way to have students practice the concept in a way that can be great for differentiating. Students who struggle will be able to know whether their calculations are on the right track based on whether or not the answer they got is on one of the eggs. This activity is also low prep and easy for teachers to implement. Simply print the pages and pass them out to students. The included answer key also makes grading this activity a breeze. Enjoy!