Easter Basket Word Search: Chocolate, Jelly Beans, Grass and Ribbon

What goes into an Easter basket. A bed of grass, a ribbon on the handle, chocolate and candy eggs, jelly beans, Peeps, a chocolate bunny, small toys and other treats.

Many families now add books, seeds or outdoor toys alongside the candy.

Easter Basket Essentials Vocabulary: 11 Words to Find

Words run across, up and down, and diagonally; 3 of the 11 read backwards. The longest word is Chocolate, with 9 letters.

Basket: The basket children fill with eggs and treats.
Bunny: The Easter Bunny, who brings eggs and treats.
Candy: Sweets like jelly beans and chocolate eggs.
Chocolate: Chocolate eggs and bunnies, the sweetest Easter tradition.
Eggs: Painted, chocolate or hidden eggs, the heart of Easter fun.
Grass: Green grass, or the shredded paper grass in Easter baskets.
Jelly: Jelly beans and jelly candies.
Peeps: Marshmallow chicks and bunnies coated in colored sugar.
Ribbon: A decorative strip tied around an Easter basket.
Toys: Small gifts in an Easter basket.
Treats: Sweets and little gifts.

How to Solve the Easter Basket Essentials Word Search

Four words lie on diagonals: "Bunny", "Grass", "Peeps", with the only P, and "Toys". "Chocolate", 9 letters with the only H, reads across, like "Basket", with the only K, and "Ribbon". "Jelly", with the only J, reads backwards. "Candy", with the only D, runs upward. "Eggs" and "Treats" run down.

Easter Basket Ideas

Plan a basket with one treat, one book and one toy.
Weave a paper basket.
Count the jelly beans in a handful and guess the total.