Monday Monster Printable Madness #79 – EASTER FUN Monsters Ed Kindergarten Activity Pack

Posted on 02/03/2026 by Momma Jo

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Happy Monday friends. Today I’m excited to share a brand new seasonal Mega Pack that’s perfect for kindergarteners who enjoy bright colours, cheerful activities and hands on learning. The Easter Fun Kindergarten Activity Pack is a beautifully designed 42 page Mega Pack filled with Easter themed worksheets that support early maths, literacy, writing and problem solving skills. If you’re looking for something festive, educational and engaging, this Easter Fun pack is a wonderful choice for your learning shelves.

This pack opens with colour recognition activities where children can colour a variety of Easter eggs in different shades, including blue, yellow, pink, purple and several pastel tones. These worksheets are great for reinforcing colour names while encouraging neat colouring and fine motor control.

The Easter Fun pack also includes number identification pages where little learners circle bunnies from 1 to 10. These simple counting activities help build early numeracy confidence and visual number recognition. There are also shape tracing worksheets featuring circles, triangles, rectangles, pentagons, hearts, stars, octagons and even parallelograms, giving children wonderful practice in forming shapes correctly.

A big highlight of this Easter Fun pack is the variety of writing practice pages. You’ll find alphabet tracing, capital letter writing, lowercase letter writing, shape writing practice and number formation worksheets. These pages are perfect for developing pencil grip, consistency and early handwriting fluency.

The pack continues with a great selection of higher level activities ideal for kindergarteners, such as counting to 50 and counting to 100 charts, matching cards, shadow matching, pattern completion pages and scissor skill worksheets. There are also two different Do a Dot pages featuring B for Bunny, helping children strengthen their letter recognition in a fun, tactile way.

To round everything off, the Easter Fun pack includes several puzzles and mazes, including 16 and 25 piece jigsaw puzzles, an egg themed line maze and a bunny themed route finding activity. These bring together problem solving while keeping the Easter Fun theme lively and engaging.

If your kindergartener loves festive learning activities, this Easter Fun Kindergarten Activity Pack is a bright and joyful way to celebrate the season while reinforcing essential skills.

Have an amazing week and happy learning with your little monsters.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Easter fun Preschool Mega Pack!

If you have any suggestions on printables you’d like to see, please leave a comment below.

Monday Monster Printable Madness #78 – Easter Roundup 2025

Posted on 23/02/2026 by Momma Jo

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Easter Roundup 2025
Happy Monday friends. With Easter just around the corner, I thought it would be the perfect moment to round up some of our favourite seasonal printables from Monsters Ed. Whether you’re teaching tots, preschoolers or kindergarteners, these four Easter packs bring fun and learning together beautifully. Read on to get a quick snapshot of each, so you can pick the ones that best match your little ones’ age and learning goals.

Easter Bunny Preschool Mega Activity Pack

This lively pack introduces our youngest learners to Easter through the familiar “Easter bunny” theme. With bright colours, sweet bunny images and toddler friendly worksheets, this set offers early number recognition, colour by instruction, shape tracing and simple fine motor skills. Perfect for preschoolers who are still mastering tracing and counting small sets, it sets a wonderful seasonal tone.

Easter Story Kindergarten Mega Activity Pack

Next up is the Kindergarten version of the Easter story, perfect for slightly older learners who are stepping into more independent work. This pack features a wider range of activities, including extended counting, more advanced matching pages, pattern completion, early writing tasks and problem solving activities. The jigsaw puzzles and themed worksheets encourage concentration and confidence while keeping the Easter theme bright and engaging. It’s an excellent option for children who are ready for a bit more challenge while still enjoying playful seasonal learning.

Easter Story Preschool Mega Activity Pack

This pack sits beautifully between the Tot and Kindergarten sets, making it ideal for preschoolers who are ready for a bit of a step up. Children can trace shapes, complete patterns, identify numbers and enjoy jigsaw puzzles and shadow matching. The Easter story visuals help maintain interest while gently increasing cognitive load, creating a great bridge between early preschool activities and kindergarten readiness tasks.

Easter Story Tot Activity Pack

Finally, the Tot version returns us to activities designed with your youngest learners in mind. This pack is perfect for toddlers or early preschoolers who are just beginning to explore structured worksheets. Expect simple matching, early tracing, counting to 10 and Do a Dot style pages, all wrapped in a gentle Easter theme. It’s low prep, visually appealing and wonderful for building confidence with the smallest learners.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Easter Fun Kindergarten Activity Pack!

If you have any suggestions on printables you’d like to see, please leave a comment below.

Freebie Friday ~ Kindergarten Nativity Pack Limited offer

Posted on 16/12/2022 by Momma Jo

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Last week I shared 4 new Monsters Ed Christmas Preschool Mini Packs. Today’s freebie, the Kindergarten Nativity Pack**, focuses on the Christmas Story, using characters from the birth of Jesus.

I have always pulled my Packs into lapbook style booklets to make it easier for the children to manage the activities and keeps everything centralised in one easy to store place. This also makes it easier to store in plastic sleeves for filing, or envelopes. I’ve included a video below of the lapbook I created for our little friend, Rori.

This 21 page Kindergarten Nativity pack contains the following activities:
– Complete the Pattern
– 7 Do-a-Dot Pages
– Number recognition peg activity
– Concertina Name Book
– Roll a Nativity Scene
– Colouring Page
– Colour by Number Page
– Shadow Matching

**Please note that this Nativity Pack will be free for a limited time**

To download the file, please click on the image below.

Resurrection Eggs

Posted on 13/04/2009 by Momma Jo

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I got this wonderful idea for an easter lapbook using the Resurrection eggs from the Just Call Me Jamin blog. All the download links are available from that site. I also ordered the Benjamin’s Box – The story of the resurrection eggs story book to go with it 😉

Our Ressurrection Eggs