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Easter Cookie Tray Matching | Fine Motor & Visual Discrimination Activity

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Add sweet Easter excitement to your classroom with this Easter Cookie Tray Match fine motor and visual discrimination activity! Designed for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and special education students, this hands-on Easter-themed center uses 17 individual Easter cookie pieces (an Easter egg, a bunny, a chick, a basket, a carrot, and more) to build matching skills, spatial awareness, and positional word understanding. Students study each task card and recreate the cookie tray design using the

PreK - 2nd

Other (ELA), Other (Math)

Also included in: Holiday & Seasonal Cookie Tray Match Bundle | Visual Discrimination

Bunny Farm Editable Name Tracing Craft | Easter Spring | Special Education

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Roll out of Bed Special Ed

Editable Bunny Farm name tracing craft for special education, autism support and kindergarten classrooms. Perfect for Easter and spring centers, morning work, or fine motor practice. No prep! Includes: Editable name tracing Bunny Farm craft Color and B&W versions Extra carrots in color and B&W Great for resource rooms and autism support classrooms. A fun, low-prep spring activity students love!

PreK - 1st

English Language Arts, For All Subjects

The Easter Story Sequencing Adapted Book | Christian Easter Resource for SPED

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Bea's Neurodiverse Nook

Build sequencing skills while teaching the true meaning of Easter with this hands-on Christian adapted book designed for special education learners. Looking for a meaningful way to teach the Easter story while supporting diverse learners? This engaging sequencing-based activity helps students understand key events of Easter through structured, visual learning that builds comprehension and confidence. This resource is designed to support students who benefit from clear routines, repetition,

PreK - 2nd

For All Subjects, Religion, Vocabulary

Also included in: Christian Easter Bundle | Adapted Book, PECS & Vocabulary Cards | Special Ed