25 Easter Word Problems Foundation

Keep maths skills sharp right up to the Easter break with these 25 Easter Word Problems for Foundation — festive number stories your youngest students can actually read!

The last weeks of Term 1 don't have to fizzle out. 25 Easter Word Problems Foundation gives your students 25 short, festive number stories — counting on, joining two groups and taking away, every one using numbers to 20 and mapped to the Australian Curriculum v9. Suits Foundation, Pre-primary, Prep, Kindergarten and Reception.

Each problem is a task card with the story on the left and a generous WORKING OUT panel on the right, so students can draw, tally or use counters to show their thinking. Two identical A5 landscape cards print on each A4 page — cut them apart for a maths rotation, or give every student their own.

A guaranteed hit in every Foundation classroom every Easter!

Why teachers love it:

• Written to be read — two short sentences and a question, one step, numbers to 20
• The whole thing is done for you — 33 pages of cover options, a learning intention page, 25 task cards and a full answer key
• Curriculum-linked, not curriculum-adjacent — a tick-box success criteria page with "I can" statements against ACARA v9 codes AC9MFN01, N03, N04, N05 and N06
• A picture on every card — bunnies, chicks, eggs and jellybeans, matched to the story, so early readers have something to hold onto
• Not a single repeat — no number fact here appears in our Christmas Word Problems pack, so a class that did those still gets completely fresh practice
• Photocopier friendly — clean black and white, no heavy ink, no grey fills

Perfect for:

• Foundation, Pre-primary, Prep, Kindergarten and Reception maths in Term 1
• Daily problem-of-the-day countdown to the Easter break
• Small group and teacher-guided maths sessions
• Maths rotations and centres
• Relief teacher folders
• Easter-themed maths rotations and holiday activities

What's included — 33 printable A4 pages:

• 5 pages of cover options — ten Easter designs, two per page, so students can choose their own
• 1 learning intention and success criteria page — tick-box "I can" statements linked to the Australian Curriculum v9
• 25 task card pages — two identical A5 landscape cards per page, ready to cut apart
• 1 answer key — every answer with its number sentence, so marking takes a minute
• 1 terms of use page

Make the most of every learning day — these Easter word problems prove maths can be magical!

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