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Hunting for Easter eggs and learning tricky sight words—what could be more fun?

Our Tricky Sight Words on Easter Eggs is the perfect Easter activity to engage young learners while boosting their reading skills. This hands-on resource includes egg-shaped sight words that can be used for fun literacy games, helping children recognise and recall high-frequency words in an exciting way.

Whether hunting for them, matching them to sentences, or using them in relay races, these Easter eggs make reading practice interactive, engaging, and memorable!

Practical Lesson Ideas for Teachers:
**- Easter Egg Sight Word Hunt **– Hide the eggs around the classroom or playground. Students find them, read the words aloud, and use them in a sentence.
- Sight Word Sorting – Sort the eggs into different categories, such as “easy words” and “tricky words,” or group them by similar sounds.
-Pass the Egg – Sit in a circle and pass an egg around while music plays. When the music stops, the student holding the egg reads the sight word and uses it in a sentence.
-Act It Out – Have students pick an egg, read the word, and act out a sentence using that word. Great for kinesthetic learners!
- Egg Relay Race – In teams, students take turns running to a basket of eggs, grabbing one, reading the word, and dashing back to their team to write it in a sentence.
Build-a-Sentence Challenge – Spread out the eggs and have students pick three or more to form a sentence. Encourage them to be creative!

Bring the excitement of an Easter egg hunt into your classroom while working on recognising tricky words.