Easter Egg Stacking Madness

'This game can be offered as an independent activity or as a guided game. These task cards for stacking colorful Easter eggs contain 5 variants. You can decide what is useful for your class / age group.'

Variant 1: Stacking. "Look at the example stack card and collect the correct Easter eggs, stack them in the right place on your stack card (with or without outlines). You will receive stack cards with 4, 5, or 6 Easter eggs."

Variant 2: Counting. Count the number of dots, fingers, or read the number (iceberg method). Take the same number of Easter eggs of the correct color and stack them on your stack card. The quantities range from 4.5 to 6 Easter eggs. As a game form, you can let the eggs be grabbed from a feeling bag.

Variant 3: Rolling dice (single up to 6). Roll the dice, count, and look at the card. Which color Easter egg may you take? Stack the Easter eggs on top of each other on your stack card. Continue until you have collected all the Easter eggs of each number and color on your dice card. Or roll with 6 dice at once and take the correct egg for each number.

Variant 4: Rotate the color: Use the C-spinner disc or loose Easter eggs on any type of wheel. Spin and take the matching color egg and place it on your stack card.

Variant 5: Pattern: 'Try to replicate the color pattern with the Easter eggs under the example card. You can also add the c-spinner or grab bag as a game form here. The patterns go in sequences of 2 to 3 colors.'