Keep your students focused while celebrating the Easter holiday with this Easter headbands game.
🐰 Get Festive with Easter Headbands!
Looking for a fun and engaging way to celebrate Easter in the classroom? These Easter Headbands are the perfect interactive activity to get your students moving, thinking, and laughing! Whether used as a brain break or a classroom game, this activity will have students working together while enjoying the excitement of the season.
To play, students will:
- Choose a card without looking at it.
- Place it on their headband or hold it up.
- Ask their classmates for clues to guess the word!
For an added twist, use sentence strips to create reusable Easter Headbands, then attach the cards with sticky tack for hands-free fun.
This engaging game makes a fantastic addition to your Easter activities for school, keeping students focused while celebrating the holiday in a creative way!
🎉 Easter Activities for School: Fun Ways to Play
The Easter Headbands game is just the beginning! These picture cards can be used in various ways to bring excitement into your classroom. Try these additional Easter activities for school:
🎭 Charades – Act out the words on the cards while classmates guess.
🎨 Drawing Games – Have students illustrate the card’s word and let their peers guess.
🧠 Memory Game – Print two sets of cards and play a matching game.
🔎 Scavenger Hunt – Hide the cards around the room or in Easter eggs for a fun search-and-find challenge.
✏️ Writing Prompts – Use the words as inspiration for creative writing assignments.
There are endless ways to incorporate these Easter Headbands into your holiday-themed learning activities!
🖨️ Easter Card Games: Download & Print
Ready to bring this fun Easter card game to your classroom? Download the full Easter Headbands set in an easy-to-print PDF or editable Google Slides format.
✨ Print on cardstock for durability.
✨ Store in an envelope or folder for easy organization.
✨ Use with sentence strip headbands or have students hold the cards up.
Simply click the dropdown arrow located on the Download button to access the PDF or Google Slides version and get started with this exciting Easter card game today!
This resource was created by Anna Helwig, a teacher in Arizona and Teach Starter Collaborator.
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