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- catherinefshr
- Apr 3
- 2 min read

Easter is just around the corner, and with school holidays coming up, itās the perfect time to add someĀ fun and learning into everyday activities. Children learn best when they feel confident, engaged, and supportedāso why not use the Easter break to build those all-important skills in a relaxed and enjoyable way?
AtĀ Bright Owl Tutoring, I believe learning happens everywhere, not just in the classroom. Here are someĀ easy and creative ideasĀ to help your childĀ develop their Maths and English skillsĀ while having fun this Easter!
š”Ā Easter Maths Fun: Bringing Numbers to Lifeš”Ā
š”Ā 1. The Great Easter Egg Hunt ā With a Maths Twist!
Egg hunts are a classic Easter tradition, but why not add aĀ number challengeĀ to the fun?
Younger children (KS1): Write simpleĀ addition, subtraction, or countingĀ problems on slips of paper and pop them inside plastic eggs.
Older children (KS2): Add multiplication, fractions, or word problems.
For every correct answer, theyĀ earn a treat or a pointāwho can collect the most?
šŖĀ 2. Easter Baking ā A Recipe for Learning
Baking isĀ full of mathsĀ and a great way to reinforce key skills:
āļøĀ Measuring ingredientsĀ ā understanding grams, millilitres, and fractions.
āļøĀ TimingĀ ā calculating how long something needs to bake.
āļøĀ Doubling/Halving recipesĀ ā perfect for problem-solving!
šĀ 3. Real-Life Shopping Challenge
Next time youāre shopping for Easter goodies, involve your child by:
Estimating totals: āIf these eggs cost Ā£1.50 each, how much for 3?ā
Using coins: Let them count change and work out the difference.
Comparing offers: āIs it better to buy a 5-pack of eggs for Ā£4.50 or single eggs at Ā£1 each?ā
šĀ Easter English Fun: Boosting Reading & Writing SkillsšĀ
āļøĀ 1. Easter Storytelling Challenge
Encourage creativity withĀ Easter-themed story ideas:
KS1:Ā āIf you were the Easter Bunny, where would you hide your eggs?ā
KS2:Ā āImagine you open a golden egg and find a secret message inside. What does it say?ā
Let themĀ draw a pictureĀ to go with their storyāitās a great way to develop storytelling and sequencing skills.
šĀ 2. Reading With a Twist
Easter menus: Get them to read food labels and recipes aloud.
Scavenger hunt: Write Easter-related words (e.g., bunny, egg, hop, basket) and hide them for kids to find.
Audiobooks: Listening to stories builds comprehensionātry anĀ Easter-themed audiobookĀ together.
šĀ 3. Write a Letter to the Easter Bunny
Ask your child to write aĀ persuasive letterĀ explaining why they deserve extra chocolate!
For younger children, help them sound out words and form sentences.
Older children canĀ edit their writingĀ to check punctuation, grammar, and structure.
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šĀ Building Confidence Through Fun & EncouragementšĀ
These simple activities donāt feel like schoolwork, but they help your childĀ build essential Maths & English skillsĀ while boosting their confidence. When learning is fun and relaxed, childrenĀ absorb information naturallyĀ and develop a love for learning.
Want to support your childās learning even more?Ā My online tutoring sessions provideĀ structured, engaging supportĀ to help children grow in confidence and skills.Ā Get in touch to find out more!
Letās make learningĀ stress-free, enjoyable, and full of confidenceĀ this Easter! š°šø
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