How Many Words Can You Make From Easter Sunday – Worksheet

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Today’s free printable is a fun Easter worksheet to form words using the letters from “Easter Sunday.”

With this worksheet, you can help your kids or students learn new words and practice spelling by making as many words as possible from the phrase “Easter Sunday.” This fun activity will get their creative minds working while reinforcing essential literacy skills.

So print out as many copies of the worksheet as you need for personal use or educational purposes.

Related post: Easter Countdown – How Many Days Until Easter Sunday?

Free printable “How many words” puzzle

DOWNLOAD: How many words can you make out of Easter Sunday (WORKSHEET)

Tip: The printable has only 24 lines, but you can print out multiple “how many words” pages if the kids come up with more words.

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How do you play the “How many words can you make” game?

It’s an easy yet challenging word game for school activities, holidays, or simply playing yourself!

Make words (short or long) using the letters E, A, S, T, E, R, S, U, N, D, A, and Y.

You can only use each letter once. But because there are two A’s, E’s, and S’s, you can use those twice.

Let the kids come up with all the words they can think of and ask them to write them down.

Challenge them to find the words with four letters, then five, and so on.

Finally, award points for each word according to its length. Longer words are worth more points than shorter words!

Examples of the words you can make from Easter Sunday

Here are some examples of the words:

• Sun
• Art
• Rat

Can someone win the “How many words” game, or is it just a fun activity?

It can be both.

You can use it as a fun activity or a competition by giving a timeline and awarding points.

How to come up with even more words

Changing one letter is an easy way to come up with even more words. For example, if you find “nine,” you can see if you can form another word by changing the first letter: nine > line.

I hope you and your children enjoy these free printable games and worksheets!

Happy Easter!

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