15 Fun and Creative Easter Writing Activities for the Classroom

Get ready to hop into the Easter spirit with this fun writing activity! 

Have your students put themselves in the paws of the Easter Bunny and write a diary entry from their perspective. 

What does the Easter Bunny do to prepare for the big day?

 Do they face any challenges while hiding eggs or planning the route? 

Students can explore the exciting adventures the Easter Bunny might have, from meeting new animal friends to the pressures of making sure every basket is delivered on time. 

It's a creative way for kids to practice their writing skills while having fun imagining the world of the Easter Bunny!

This Easter, let your students get creative with words by writing a fun and rhyming poem about their favourite part of the holiday! 

Whether it's the blooming flowers of spring, the colourful Easter eggs hidden around the garden, or the joy of family gatherings, there’s plenty of inspiration to choose from.

 Encourage students to use playful rhymes and vivid descriptions to capture the essence of Easter in their poem. 

Not only does this activity promote creativity and poetry skills, but it also lets students express what makes Easter special to them in a fun and memorable way!

Add a personal touch to Easter with a fun writing activity where students can write letters to the Easter Bunny! 

In their letters, students can share their hopes and wishes for this Easter—whether it’s asking for a special treat, describing how they plan to celebrate, or even sharing their excitement about the upcoming egg hunt.

 This is a great way for students to practise their letter-writing skills while connecting with the magic of the season. 

It also gives them a chance to reflect on their own Easter traditions and dreams in a creative, heartfelt way!

Bring some festive fun to your classroom with the Easter Bunny Writing Topper!

This digital download lets students colour, cut, and attach a cute Easter bunny to their work, adding creativity and holiday spirit. 

It pairs perfectly with activities like the Easter Bunny’s Diary or Easter Poem, giving students a chance to enhance their projects while celebrating the season. 

Teachers will love the easy, ready-to-print format that makes it simple to incorporate into any lesson.

This Easter, inspire your students to think outside the basket and create their very own traditions! 

Ask them to brainstorm and write about a unique Easter tradition they’d like to start with their families or friends. 

Whether it’s a special way to decorate eggs, a fun new Easter game, or a meaningful ritual to share, students can explore what makes their perfect Easter celebration. 

This activity encourages creativity and reflection, allowing students to connect with the holiday in a personal and meaningful way while sparking ideas for lasting memories.

Give your students the opportunity to reflect on their favourite Easter memory and turn it into a personal story.

 Whether it’s a cherished family tradition, a fun Easter egg hunt, or a special moment with friends, students can write about what made their memory so meaningful. 

This activity encourages personal reflection while helping students practise storytelling and descriptive writing. It’s a wonderful way for students to connect with the holiday and share the moments that make Easter so special to them!

Make poetry writing even more exciting with Easter Poetry Bingo! 

Create a bingo card filled with Easter-related words or phrases, such as "chocolate," "spring," "eggs," and "bunny." Challenge students to write a poem using at least five of the words they land on.

 This activity adds an element of fun and surprise, while encouraging students to incorporate creative language and rhyme into their writing. It's a fantastic way to engage students with the Easter theme and promote creativity in a playful, interactive way!

Invite your students to dream big with an Easter Day Journal entry! 

Have them write about their perfect Easter, detailing what they would eat, where they would go, and who they would spend the day with. 

This activity encourages creative thinking while helping students practise their descriptive writing skills. Whether it's a family gathering, a picnic in the park, or an Easter adventure, students can let their imaginations run wild and create a fun, personalised story about their ideal day. 

It’s a wonderful way to celebrate Easter while reflecting on what makes the day so special.

Encourage your students to get creative with their Easter celebrations by designing their very own Easter egg! 

After drawing their egg, students can write a description, explaining the colours, patterns, and any special meaning behind their design. This activity not only sparks creativity but also helps students practise descriptive writing and reflection. 

Whether it’s a colourful, patterned egg or one with a personal story, students will love sharing the thought and imagination behind their designs. 

You can even pair this with our Easter Egg Decorating Activity, allowing students to bring their designs to life and add a fun, hands-on element to the project.

This Easter, let your students step into the shoes (or rather, the tiny feet) of a newborn chick! Have them write a story from the perspective of a chick hatching out of an Easter egg on its very first day of life. 

What does the chick see, hear, and experience as it enters the world for the first time? Students can describe the chick’s excitement, confusion, or wonder as it navigates its new surroundings. 

This creative writing exercise not only sparks imagination but also encourages empathy as students think about the world through the eyes of a little chick on its big debut!

What would your students love to receive from the Easter Bunny? Let them dream big with an Easter Wish List! 

Have students write about the gifts they’d most want to find this Easter, whether it’s a pet bunny, a chocolate castle, or a magical item they’ve always imagined. 

This fun and creative writing task allows students to let their imaginations run wild while practising their writing skills. 

It’s a perfect opportunity for them to think about what makes Easter so special to them, all while creating a playful and personalised list of whimsical gifts!

Let your students get creative with the Easter Bunny’s magical cooking skills! 

Ask them to imagine that the Easter Bunny has a secret recipe for making enchanted Easter eggs. Students can write out the recipe, complete with fun, whimsical ingredients like “sunshine sprinkles” or “rainbow dust,” and include silly yet charming instructions for creating the perfect egg. 

They can also describe what makes these magical eggs so unique—do they grant wishes, change colour, or bring good luck?

 This writing activity sparks creativity and encourages students to think outside the box while practising their descriptive and instructional writing skills!

Easter is the perfect time to let your students’ creativity shine through fun and engaging writing activities. From crafting magical Easter egg recipes to dreaming up the perfect Easter wish list, these prompts will help students connect with the holiday in a personal and imaginative way.

Incorporating these writing tasks into your classroom not only brings Easter spirit to life but also encourages students to develop important writing skills.

We hope these ideas spark joy and creativity in your classroom, making this Easter one to remember for your students!

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