8 French Easter Activities Your Primary Students Will Love!

If you’re on the hunt for some fun French Easter activities for primary students, you’re in the right place! These Easter activities for kids in French are perfect for keeping your little learners engaged while they brush up on their language skills.

From bingo games to creative worksheets, there’s something here to make your Easter lessons both festive and educational. It’s a great way to add some holiday fun to your French lessons!

Let’s get started!

French Easter Activities for French Immersion

Early Finishers Activities Pack

Early Finishers Activities includes 10 different types of French Easter activities spread over 40 pages, perfect for an extra helping of learning when they finish their work early. I love using these in my early finishers bins—students can just grab one and get started. The activities are fun and varied, so your students will actually enjoy working on them. It’s a great way to make sure everyone stays productive, and it gives your fast finishers something meaningful to do!

Mystery Words

Searching for a fun and interactive way to teach French Easter vocabulary in French? Look no further. Mystery Words is a brilliant Easter activity that combines language with a bit of detective work.

So, what do your students have to do? Well, the idea is simple – students break a code to reveal hidden Easter-themed words in French. It’s very fun and engaging.

But you can even go one step further – hide the vocabulary words around the classroom so that when students break the code, they have to go hunting for them. It’s a great way to get students up and moving.

Colouring Pages

Colouring pages are a classic early finisher activity – and for good reason! Who doesn’t love spending some time colouring with some felt-tip pens or crayons? However, they’re also perfect for those soft starts in the morning or as a wind-down activity at the end of the day.

Each page is Easter-themed with tons of super cute pictures to fill in. Not only is it adorable, but it is also a very fun way for students to relax and engage with French Easter vocabulary.

Literacy Centres

If you’re looking to bring some festive fun into your literacy block, these Literacy Centres are perfect for your primary students, especially those in grades 1-3. The pack includes 10 different French Easter activities that cover a range of skills, from writing and reading to word work and vocabulary. These activities can be easily incorporated into small group rotations, giving students a chance to engage with each task in a more focused setting.

Alternatively, you can try some as whole-class activities, though keep in mind that not all of them are suited for larger groups (like the bingo game, which only comes with about 8 cards). No matter how you choose to run them, these centres are a fantastic way to reinforce Easter vocabulary and keep your literacy block fresh and exciting.

Bingo

In most classrooms, bingo is a firm favourite among the students. (At least, it is in my classroom!) It’s also a fantastic Easter activity for kids in French. This whole-class bingo game familiarises kids with new words, reinforces spelling, and makes learning feel like play.

Your students will absolutely love the excitement as they mark different words off their cards. Who doesn’t want to shout “bingo?” Plus, all the words are Easter-themed, so it feels very festive. It’s a simple yet effective way to bring the whole class together, have some fun, and keep the festive spirit alive in your French lessons!

Kindergarten Literacy & Math Pack

For your little learners in kindergarten, this Easter-themed Literacy & Math Pack is a treasure trove of engaging Easter activities that cover all the essentials!

The math portion includes activities spanning all five strands: number sense, data management, geometry, measurement, and patterning, ensuring a well-rounded approach to early math skills. Each activity covers a different aspect of core math skills, whether it’s shapes or measuring. Perfect for some quiet learning while everyone else finishes up their work.

On the literacy side, you’ve got another French Easter activity for your primary students. They will work on letter recognition, basic sentence writing, and letter formation, all tailored perfectly for young learners. Plus, the pack includes tracing practice and colouring pages to help develop those fine motor skills. These activities are ideal as must-do tasks, keeping your kiddies busy and learning in a fun, Easter-inspired way!

Vocabulary

“Pâques,” “Oeuf,” and “Lapin” – there are tons of Easter-specific words your children should understand.

This French Easter vocabulary bundle comes with a pack of 24 vocabulary cards. Absolutely perfect for literacy activities, these vocab cards are great for writing prompts, word wall displays, and even playing fun vocabulary games (you can find more ideas in this blog post!).

The pack comes with word wall cards and personal dictionary pages – letting your student interact with the new words in lots of different ways. Whether you’re using them in centres, for whole-class learning, or as part of your literacy activities, they’re a tried-and-tested resource for French immersion.

Activity Booklet

This Easter Activity Booklet offers a delightful variety of activities that are perfect for grades 2-4, making it a must-have for French Easter activities for primary students. This pack includes engaging writing tasks, reading comprehension exercises, word unscrambling challenges, and more, all designed to keep your students actively learning while having fun. Whether you need supplementary resources for your lessons or extra activities for early finishers, this booklet provides a perfect mix of educational and entertaining options. It’s an excellent way to bring Easter into your classroom and reinforce French language skills with themed Easter activities that kids will love!

Want to check out the resources listed?

All the links above lead to TPT, but the resources are also available on our website. Here are the resources available here for purchase in CAD. Don’t forget you can also buy credits for an additional discount (up to $15 off).