It’s officially April, which means it’s the month of collecting Easter eggs, lots of rain, and visits from everyone’s favorite bunny. Easter falls on Sunday, April 17 this year. If you have little ones, it’s time to start some special holiday traditions, and if you are in need of some ideas, check out these eggcelent ones!
Plan an Easter Egg Hunt
What’s Easter without an Easter egg hunt? This activity is as simple as you make it. Use plastic, fillable eggs to hide around your yard. Fill them with things like $1 bills, candy, and slips of paper with jokes or clues to find the next eggs. This is an inexpensive tradition to start within the family, and if you have kiddos, they are bound to stay occupied when they’re hunting for Easter goodies!
Paint Eggs for a Keepsake
The plastic eggs are perfect for the egg hunt because they are fillable and functionable, but they aren’t necessarily keepsakes. Remember each Easter with your kiddos with this craft! Pull out some paint and brushes and let the kids get to it. Each year, you can look back and see how their creativity and art skills have developed throughout the year. All you need for this simple activity are wooden eggs, acrylic paint, and multi-purpose sealer to ensure the paint sticks for years to come.
Treat the Easter Bunny
The Easter Bunny is too busy giving out all of the treats to think of himself, so just like you do for Santa, why not whip up some sweet treats for the special bunny the night before Easter? Of course, you should make some carrot cookies. This treat is covered in cream cheese icing and takes under an hour to prepare!
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