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Easter Alphabet Match File Folder Game

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The kids are going to love this Easter Alphabet Match File Folder Game! This file folder alphabet game is the perfect way to help them with letter recognition and upper case letters and lowercase letters. This alphabet file folder activity is so much fun for an Easter activity and a fun letter matching activity! Check out our other great Easter activities!

Easter Alphabet Matching Activity for Kids

An Easter alphabet matching activity helps kids practice letter recognition by pairing uppercase and lowercase letters using themed cards or printable pieces. File folder games make this learning activity reusable, hands-on, and perfect for preschool or kindergarten Easter learning centers.

fun printable file folder game for kids to practice abc upper and lower case matching

This free file folder game is a great way to have alphabet printables in an Easter-themed activity that gets the kids excited and involved in learning.

We love file folder games and I think that you will, too!

This free printable is fun to combine with Easter crafts and one of my favorite fun ideas to work on upper and lowercase letters.

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What is included in this Easter printable activity?

This activity is pages full of Easter color and alphabet letters fun! Why wait for the Easter bunny to deliver the goods when you can give the kids fun worksheets to do?

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What it includes:

This free Easter printable has a colored first page and several black and white pages for the kids to match up the letters easily.

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Fun ways to use this printable:

This printable is great as it is but there are other fun ways that you can use this printable, too.

Combine with plastic Easter eggs

After the kids color match and letter match the eggs, see if they want to create a version using real plastic Easter eggs, too. You just need a marker and a bit of creativity to make it happen.

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Let the kids color the eggs and decorate them

Since the letter on the game printable is in black and white, this gives the kids the chance to color them and make them festive and pretty.

Once the kids have the letters matched, see if they can spell out Easter words using the letters.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

These quick answers cover common questions about Easter Alphabet Match File Folder Game.

It supports uppercase and lowercase letter recognition, matching, vocabulary, and early reading readiness.

It is best for preschool and kindergarten learners who are beginning to recognize letters. Adjust the number of pieces to match attention span.

Yes. Laminate the pieces or use sturdy paper, then store them together in an envelope or file folder.

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7 Comments

  1. What a fun game. I am sure kids would love to color the eggs and chicks. Thanks for sharing at Mom’s Library. Will pin to our board.

  2. Thanks for the free game, and thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty! Alissa & Maggy

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