Reading Games
Write an upper case letter on one half with a permanent marker and the lower case letter on the other half.
Give children small pictures of objects to put into appropriate eggs.
Put antonyms on eggs for children to match.
Put antonyms on eggs for children to match.
Write synonyms on eggs.
Reinforce compound words with eggs.
*Ask older children to write the synonyms, antonyms, and compounds after matching them.
Write two letter words on eggs. Children make words and then read them. Can they use the word in a sentence?
Write onsets (consonants or blends) on one half and rimes (word endings) on the other half. Children twist around and read words. You could also ask children to write the words.
Make puzzles of sight words and put them in the eggs. Children put the letters together, read the word, and then write the word.
Make puzzles of simple sentences and challenge children to put the words together and read the sentence.
Put random letters in the egg and ask children to see how many words they can make and write from the letters.
Write a poem about spring on a small sheet of paper. Fold it up and put it in the egg.
Math
Write numerals or number words on the eggs. Children fill with the appropriate amount of beans or paper clips.
Write a poem about spring on a small sheet of paper. Fold it up and put it in the egg.
Math
Write numerals or number words on the eggs. Children fill with the appropriate amount of beans or paper clips.
Children match up dots or number words with numerals.
Place a certain number of small objects in the eggs (2-10). Children dump out the objects and then write all the combinations they can make.
Give children a variety of objects. Ask them to predict if each object will fit in an egg or if is too big. Sort the objects after testing if they will fit.
Place a certain number of small objects in the eggs (2-10). Children dump out the objects and then write all the combinations they can make.
Give children a variety of objects. Ask them to predict if each object will fit in an egg or if is too big. Sort the objects after testing if they will fit.
Use the eggs for addition and subtraction problems.
Reinforce place value by writing numerals 1-9 on the eggs. Children put the eggs together and then say the numeral.
Science
Let children draw pictures of all the animals that come from eggs.
Place objects in the eggs, such as popcorn kernels, cotton balls, bells, etc. Children shake the eggs and predict what is inside.
*Make two eggs with like objects for children to match the sounds.
Musical Instrument
Put dried beans in the eggs and tape to a plastic spoon to make maracas.
Let children draw pictures of all the animals that come from eggs.
Place objects in the eggs, such as popcorn kernels, cotton balls, bells, etc. Children shake the eggs and predict what is inside.
*Make two eggs with like objects for children to match the sounds.
Musical Instrument
Put dried beans in the eggs and tape to a plastic spoon to make maracas.
Spoon Relay
Give children a large spoon and an egg. Can they get their egg from one point to another without dropping it?
Yummy Snack
Put small crackers, raisins, cereal, grapes, or other healthy snacks in the eggs.
Give children a large spoon and an egg. Can they get their egg from one point to another without dropping it?
Yummy Snack
Put small crackers, raisins, cereal, grapes, or other healthy snacks in the eggs.
Sensory
Place eggs in a water table or sand box for pouring and measuring.
Place eggs in a water table or sand box for pouring and measuring.
