image from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk7N-Rsv408
This is an idea for an Easter-themed lesson that combines language and computer skills, but mostly fun. The tasks that the students are asked to complete are both practical and intellectual in the form of a competition.
Easter tables are begging for colourful and cute decoration so follow the video and learn how to fold a napkin into a bunny. Can you give instructions for it? Check yourself further below.
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image from http://www.designdazzle.com/2009/04/bunny-napkins-and-a-beautiful-table-setting/
May this Easter bring fresh, hopeful blessings to our hearts!
What do you usually wish at Easter time? Traditional or funny here’s a list of Easter wishes and greetings.
Jokes and riddles are always fun to read. How many can you answer? Challenge your friends or students with these printable Easter jokes.
Q. What do you call a rabbit with fleas?
A. Bugs Bunny!
Q. What kind of music do bunnies like?
A. Hip Hop.
Q. Why didn’t the bunny hop?
A. No bunny knows.
Q. Why shouldn’t you tell an Easter egg a joke?
A. It might crack up!
Q. What did the Easter Bunny say to the carrot?
A. “It’s been nice gnawing you!”
Q. How does the Easter Bunny stay fit?
A. Eggs-ercise and hare-robics!
Q.How do you know carrots are good for your eyes?
A.Have you ever seen a rabbit wearing glasses?
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Happy, bright Easter to all of you!
Well,one should not only make suggestions, but actually try them. These are the cookies I made with my son, after the video tutorial I posted earlier. Aren’t they lovely? I think I have discovered a new obsession! What about you?
Why not have some Easter fun along with listening and vocabulary practice in a …confectionery style? Watch this video to learn how to make butter cookies shaped and styled as Easter eggs. The recipe is simple and easy to carry out. Moreover, it is all written down further below, so you can check yourself out. If you don’t have an egg shaped cutter, don’t worry! In this video you can find instructions on how to make one!
Easter Egg Cookies Recipe
4 cups of plain flour
2 cups of granulated sugar
2 eggs
1/2 a teaspoon of salt
1 teaspoon of baking powder
1 teaspoon of vanilla
1 cup of softened butter
food colours, milk and confectioners sugar for the icing
I am also adding extra links to no-eggs-icing, which you can use as I did for my cookies.
Royal Icing without Egg Whites or Meringue Powder
Butter Icing for Sugar Cookies
If you need to revise some recipe vocabulary click here and here and here to play with online flashcards. Have fun!
Yes, I fully admit it! I have fallen into an Easter crafts hunt frenzy and guess what … I am tremendously enjoying it!
The thing is that I have mostly focused on Easter basket crafts that combine some english language use, so here are the results for some efl Easter baskets ideas. Note that even if some of the crafts that follow do not have any Easter message written on them, you can ask pupils to add an Easter wish on a little flag, ribbon, banner or egg as an extra cut out decoration for their basket. Another idea is to use the basket as a speaking prompt for the children to learn and use some Easter vocabulary by saying what they would like their basket to be filled with.
Actually, I have been inspired to create my own Easter basket craft worksheet, especially since I could not find all the characteristics I needed in just one single worksheet. Nevertheless, my web exploration cannot go unshared, so here we go.
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Here’s a fresh Easter worksheet I have created that combines reading,vocabulary practice, culture learning and crafting fun for early EFL learners.
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