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Easter resources for primary

We are well on our way to Spring and what better way to celebrate than with eggs and chocolate, whilst still achieving your curriculum goals!

From graphic products making Easter cards to linking words and numbers on cracked egg shells, and even creating an Easter egg using papier mâché and a balloon. There is something to engage all young learners this springtime! 

All activities can be done at school or home using everyday items. Do share what you have created with us and help inspire others @IETEducation.

Please note, these resources and experiments have been specifically designed to be carried out with adult supervision or direction as appropriate, and it is recommended that the instructions are followed in a safe manner. All resources and experiments are carried out at your own risk.

Make a DIY Easter Bunny

Making a bunny with moving arms and legs.

Go to Bouncing bunny

Build a bunny craft activity

Making structures from card strips and assembling these into animal forms.

Go to Build a bunny

Build an Easter Bunny Basket

Making structures from card and assembling these into baskets.

Go to Bunny baskets

Make an amazing bunny pop up card

Making an amazing Easter pop up card.

Go to Easter pop up card

Make a Papier Mâché Easter Egg

Learn how to make papier mâché Easter eggs with balloons in this fun STEM activity for kids.

Go to Eggcellent eggs

KS1 Easter Maths: Count using eggs

Linking words and numbers.

Go to Eggsactly right

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Summer resources

From air powered cars and rubber band helicopters to bridges that don't seem to join up and a night under the stars. 

Challenge your students' STEM skills whilst having fun in the classroom and beyond this summer!

Go to Summer resources for primary

Celebration tea party

Create beautifully designed crowns to wear, make bunting and design delicious recipes with the children, to inspire them to work together and even make menus of their dishes for a tea party.

Go to Coronation resources