Easter is the perfect time to bring some fun, hands-on learning into your classroom, and what better way to do that than with French activities? My updated Easter vocabulary bundle is designed to make French learning easy and engaging for your students—without the stress of having to be fluent in French. Whether you’re looking for activities to practice new words or simply want to add some seasonal fun to your lessons, this bundle has everything you need!
Engagement Through Hands-On Learning
The best way to learn a new language is by making it fun and interactive. That’s exactly what you’ll get with my Easter vocabulary bundle. With activities like pompom vocabulary cards, stamping vocabulary cards, beading vocabulary cards, and a find and write activity, your students will be moving, creating, and using their hands to reinforce their new French words. From “lapin” (rabbit) to “carrottes” (carrots), they’ll be learning key Easter vocabulary in a way that sticks—because they’re having fun!
Simplicity for Teachers
No need to worry about your French fluency! Each activity comes with clear instructions in both English and French, so you can easily guide your students through them. You don’t have to be an expert in French to lead these activities—they’re designed to be straightforward and stress-free, so you can focus on making the learning experience enjoyable for your students.
French Vocabulary in Action
The Easter-themed activities will introduce your students to essential vocabulary like “œufs” (eggs), “panier” (basket), “pâques” (Easter), and “lapin” (rabbit). By using the materials in the bundle, students will practice saying, writing, and engaging with these words in meaningful ways. For example, they can stamp, bead, or sort vocabulary cards, helping them connect the words to physical actions and objects.
Practicality for the Classroom
These activities are designed to be easy to set up and adaptable to different learning styles. Whether your students are kinesthetic learners who thrive on movement or visual learners who benefit from seeing words paired with images, these activities will work for everyone. Plus, I’ve included some fun sensory options like the pompom and beading cards to support students who need that extra tactile experience.
If you’re looking to make French learning fun and simple this Easter, my Easter vocabulary bundle is the perfect resource. It’s designed to be practical, engaging, and adaptable for all students, no matter their learning style. With easy-to-follow instructions and lots of hands-on fun, you can focus on what matters most—helping your students enjoy learning French while celebrating Easter! Grab the bundle today and start making Easter a little more French in your classroom.