
Focus Skills
Patterns
- Create simple A-B-C or A-B-B repeating patterns
Visual Arts
- Use a variety of visual art materials (paint, markers, crayons, clay) with minimal adult assistance
- Use visual arts to represent people, places, and things, using spatial awareness to coordinate the features of the representation
- Explore the use of materials in a variety of different ways
- Identify basic colors
Fine Motor Skills
- Coordinating the use of arms, hands, and fingers together to manipulate objects with increasing accuracy
- Engage in activities that require hand-eye coordination
Step #1
Print the pattern recognition Easter color by pattern template.
Step #2
Step #3
Color the egg based on the key.
Teacher Tip
Encourage your child to color in based on the pattern (ex: A-B) instead of doing all the A’s and then all the B’s. If you do color one letter at a time, go back and discuss the patterns when you are done.

More Easter Activities
For this post, I partnered up with some friends to create a free mini Easter bundle.
Check out the following resources for 8 more free Easter activities.

Bunny CraftBy: Mrs. Black’s Bees
Funny Bunny Word SortBy: Literacy with the Littles
Easter Letter RecognitionBy: Sweet for Kindergarten
Feed the BunnyBy: Littles Love Literacy
Easter Bunny Search and Find Scene By: Wonderful Day in PreK
Color SortBy: Creating Harmony in Life
Alphabet Eggs By: It’s KinderTime
Easter Spin and CoverBy: Busy Hands and Minds
Lesson Bundles
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