Easter Egg Alphabet Bulletin Board For Kids

The Easter Egg Alphabet Bulletin Board for Kids is a vibrant and hands-on activity designed to engage children in learning letters and numbers in a playful spring-themed format. Ideal for Elementary School classrooms and homeschooling, this activity works perfectly for Kindergarten (K), 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and 5th Grade learners. Children will enjoy flipping through pages filled with colorful Easter egg cut-outs, each featuring a letter (both uppercase and lowercase) or a number from 0–20. This interactive task promotes letter and number recognition while building fine motor skills through cutting and arranging. The activity can be used across various countries to introduce fun seasonal learning in a universal and accessible way. Use the eggs for multiple educational games, such as alphabet lines, number lines, and name building. Create matching games where students connect uppercase to lowercase letters. This bulletin board not only looks cheerful and festive but also reinforces basic literacy and numeracy in a tactile and visual manner. Whether you’re decorating a classroom wall, hallway, or learning space at home, this Easter activity will brighten up the area while reinforcing key academic skills. Teachers, parents, and students from around the world can adapt this printable tool to their unique settings and learning levels.

Usage:

Perfect for classroom decorations, homeschool activities, alphabet and number recognition games, and spring learning centers during the Easter season.

Activity:

Children will cut out colorful Easter eggs with letters and numbers, sort them, and arrange them on a board or wall. Activities include creating an ABC line, number line, name building, and matching upper/lowercase letters.

Tools Needed:

• Safety scissors
• Tape, glue, or sticky tack
• Printed egg pages
• Optional: extra decorations (bunnies, flowers, grass)

Page Size:

8.5″x11″ (Letter Size)

User Instruction:

• Flip through the pages to see Easter eggs with letters and numbers.
• Cut out the eggs carefully — ask for help if needed.
• Sort the eggs into uppercase letters (A–Z), lowercase letters (a–z), and numbers (0–20).
• Decorate your space by arranging the eggs on a board or wall.