To solve this Easter Word Hunt, we need to find all the words hidden in the picture. The instructions say to trace each word you find and then write it in the "My Easter Word Bank" at the bottom.
Let’s go step by step and look for every word written in the image:
1. At the top left, near a pencil:
Trace (but that’s part of the instruction — not an Easter word to collect)
2. Near the big bunny wearing a hat:
rabbit
3. On the bunny’s face:
bunny
4. Next to the small bunny on the left:
giving
5. On the basket handle:
hunt
6. Inside the basket, on one egg:
Easter
7. Near the girl holding an egg:
family
8. Near the chick:
chocolate
9. Near the boy with arms out:
holiday
10. Near the bunny with a bow:
egg
Wait — let’s double-check so we don’t miss any or count extra.
Looking again carefully:
- “rabbit” → yes, above the big bunny’s head
- “bunny” → on the big bunny’s cheek
- “giving” → next to the small bunny on the left
- “Easter” → on the egg inside the basket
- “hunt” → on the front of the basket
- “family” → near the girl
- “chocolate” → near the chick
- “holiday” → near the bunny with the bow
- “egg” → near the same bunny with the bow
That’s 9 words total.
But wait — is “Trace” supposed to be included? No, because the instruction says: “Trace each Easter word that you find...” — so “Trace” is the verb telling you what to do, not one of the Easter words to collect.
Also, check if “write” or “below” are hidden — no, those are also part of the directions.
So the Easter words to write in the bank are:
1. rabbit
2. bunny
3. giving
4. Easter
5. hunt
6. family
7. chocolate
8. holiday
9. egg
We have 9 words. The word bank has 3 rows × 3 columns = 9 boxes — perfect!
Now, just list them clearly for the student to copy into their worksheet.
Final Answer:
rabbit
bunny
giving
Easter
hunt
family
chocolate
holiday
egg
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable easter worksheets pdf.
