Elapsed Time Easter Egg Hunt – Elapsed Time Task Cards – Easter Math 5th Grade
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Get your students excited about practicing elapsed time with this Easter Egg Hunt that includes differentiated elapsed time task cards to meet all of your needs! Simply print the elapsed time problems, place them into plastic eggs and let the Easter Egg Hunt begin! Students will love searching the room for the eggs that they will forget how much elapsed time practice they are getting with this spring math activity. This elapsed time is the perfect addition to your math centers or small group math practice. With three levels of problems included you can easily differentiate for the needs of your students.
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Get your students excited about practicing elapsed time with this Easter Egg Hunt that includes differentiated elapsed time task cards to meet all of your needs! Simply print the elapsed time problems, place them into plastic eggs and let the Easter Egg Hunt begin! Students will love searching the room for the eggs that they will forget how much elapsed time practice they are getting with this spring math activity. This elapsed time is the perfect addition to your math centers or small group math practice. With three levels of problems included you can easily differentiate for the needs of your students.
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Elapsed Time Easter Egg Hunt includes:
- Teacher directions
- 14 elapsed time problems (low level)
- 14 elapsed time problems (on level)
- 14 elapsed time problems (high level)
- Easter Egg Hunt recording sheet
- Elapsed time task cards answer key
This Easter Egg Hunt is easy to implement and takes minimal prep! Print 1 copy of the 3 sets of elapsed time pages. Cut out each of the problems, stuff into plastic eggs (each level gets a different color so that students easily know which elapsed time task cards they should be completing), and then hide around the room. Take the fun to the next level by taking your Elapsed Time Easter Egg Hunt around the school or even on the playground. Once students have found an egg, they solve the problem and record the answer on their response sheet. They will have a blast with this engaging spring math activity!
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⭐ “Super cute way to ease back into elapsed time after Easter break. Thank you!”
⭐ “Bought this as a last minute activity for my students and they loved it!”
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Melissa B. –
Super cute way to ease back into elapsed time after Easter break. Thank you
(Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)
Taylor H. –
Bought this as a last minute activity for my students and they loved it!
(Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)
Kathleen F. –
We had so much fun doing an Easter egg hunt with this resource. I loved that the problems were differentiated.
(Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)
jessica E. –
This is just what we needed for extra help. Great and engaging product!
(Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)
Kelly Dorsey –
GREAT Easter activity to practice those math facts!
(Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)
Bailey P. –
My students loved this Easter Egg hunt. It was interactive and engaging.
(Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)
Shanise Perry –
My students had a blast with this activity. I hid some elapsed time tasks in eggs, but I also put candy or trinkets in some of the eggs. Students were required to solve whatever egg they went to, that way they wouldn’t try to just look for the eggs with candy.
(Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)