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April Fools’ Day rarely falls on Easter Sunday, but when it does, it inspires combining holiday themes. Time to start “fooling” around with silly Easter activities! Hunting for objects that don’t belong helps young learners use logic and develop reasoning skills. Discovering how children in another country play “fishy” April fools’ jokes builds cultural awareness. Entertain family and friends with jokes and find out why laughing is good for your health. Some puzzles might fool all but the most careful detectives. Will you be quick or will you be tricked?
In this issue students will:
- locate similarities and differences in common objects
- use context clues for “cloze” reading
- complete a funny foolish filler with nouns, adjectives and verbs
- rewrite headlines with a humorous twist
- spell age-appropriate words
- write creatively about your bunny sighting
6 page PDF
