Have your students ever wondered what it would be like to go on an Easter Egg Hunt at the Zoo? Today is their luck day. They will embark on an adventure like never before as they stroll through the zoo searching for decorative picture eggs with Kala and James. Students will use the special bunny flashlight to search for picture eggs which matches with the alphabet Easter eggs. Remind them to drop their eggs with the matching alphabet Easter eggs into the basket. I am certain your little ones will have a terrific time as they smile and greet the friendly animals along the way. Good luck finding all 26 eggs.

What is it? brilliant is one of the best ways to describe this fun and interactive Easter egg hunt game. The idea of having Easter egg hunt at the zoo is quite remarkable. There are 26 animals living in their habitats at the zoo and waiting for you to grab the Easter eggs. This is a creative and Innovative approach of learning the alphabet and letter recognition. This activity will definitely entice the little ones to understand the concept of initial sounds in words as they search for Easter eggs with pictures that represents each letter of the alphabet. It is a fascinating approach and inspiring way to match pictures to initial letters.

Who is it for? This is for kids who are just beginning to learn the alphabets and recognize that each letter makes a sound. The objective is to match the letters sound with pictures indicated on each egg found at the zoo.

How to play it? Use the Easter Bunny flashlight by dragging it across the screen to find the Easter egg which begins with the letter indicated above. There is a picture on each Easter egg which represents the letters of the alphabet. For instance, when asked to find the egg that begins with the letter c, drag the flashlight to find the Easter egg with a caterpillar. Caterpillar begins with the letter c. Once the egg has been found it takes you to another page where you have to drag the egg to the correct basket. Each child is holding a basket that has an egg with a letter. Drag the egg that matches the letter into the correct basket and click next to proceed to finding more eggs with the flashlight. Once all eggs are found and placed in their right baskets, students will be given a chance to put all the Easter baskets with eggs in alphabetical order from A to Z. When all is completed, use the navigation button to exit.

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How to use it? This activity can be used in literacy centers to promote phonics and letter recognition. It can also build vocabulary as students match up pictures with initial letters. It can also be used as an assessment tool for phonological awareness activity.

What is included?

· 4 Escape rooms in which students use the bunny flashlight to click on the correct egg.

· 26 Escape rooms in which Easter eggs must be dragged to the correct basket.

· 5 Navigation buttons for transitioning from one card to the other.

· 26 Redirect cards which indicate incorrect responses.

· 1 Task card in which Easter baskets with letters must be arranged in alphabetical order.

Why is it a great activity? First of all, the animals are enticing. It's not a common place to have an Easter egg hunt which makes it very interesting. It's not a matter of just finding the eggs, but it is more motivating finding eggs with pictures which represents each letter of the alphabet. The main attraction is the bunny rabbit flashlight which brings a whole new perspective to the game. Children will definitely have fun exploring the Escape rooms. Each animal is designated to its own habitats. Overall, it is exciting and fun to be able to have an Easter egg hunt at the zoo.