- Bunnies, Chicks, and Sprinkles...Oh My! Easter themed cake pops.
- Last Minute Easter Ideas: cheese puff carrot bags, jelly bean bracelets, lollipop Egg Basket.
- Veggie Trays. I have an example of an Easter veggie tray towards the bottom of the post.
- Rice Cereal Easter Treats: Egg and flower shaped rice cereal treats make the perfect snack or dessert for Easter!
- Rice Cereal Treat Eggs
- Bunny Bread/Veggie Tray
- Peeps S'mores
- Hidden Surprise Pound Cake: This link is for my St. Patrick's Day themed pound cake, but substitute the shamrock for a flower or egg, and you have a great Easter treat!
- Breakfast Ideas:
- Egg Dying and Decorating:There are lots of ways to decorate eggs. However, since we like to eat ours afterwards, I am only doing ideas that leave the eggs edible.
- Eggs, Eggs, Everywhere...It's An Eggstravaganza!: Dying/Decorating eggs with food coloring, natural dyes, impressions, tissue paper, crayons, rubber bands, stickers, Diva Eggs, Lady Bug eggs.
- Painted Eggs (bubble wrap, painted designs, fingerprint animals)
- Easter Eggs: Space Invaders, Glitter, Snorkel
- Crackle Eggs
- Drip art eggs: I want to try these this year. They look fun and pretty easy. You stand your egg upright and over something that won't get ruined like a plastic plate. Place a drop of food coloring on the top of the egg. Using a spray bottle, mist the egg. Add a drop of a different color, mist again. You can even blow on the egg to make the colors go in different directions. Try adding a drop of food color to the side of the egg too.
- Monster Eggs: with some glue dots, pipe cleaners, and stickers, you can create your own monster eggs!
- Tattoo Eggs: Last year we You can also decorate eggs using temporary tattoos. Make sure the egg is completely dry before following the tattoo directions.
- Ombre Eggs: Place a bottle cap on the bottom of a wide 8-10 oz glass. Set egg on the bottle cap. Mix up the dye (1 teaspoon vinegar, 40 drops food coloring, 1/2 cup boiling water). Pour dye into glass until 1/4 of the egg is covered. Let sit 5 minutes. Add plain warm water to cup until 1/2 the egg is covered. Let sit 3 minutes. Add more water to desired level. Wait 2 minutes. Repeat if want additional stripes. Carefully remove with tongs and let dry.
- Egg Hunts:
- Hunting For Easter Baskets. The boys have to find their hidden Easter baskets, so last year I left them some clues! I have ideas for your own basket scavenger hunt, as well as Easter basket fillers.
- Glow In The Dark Egg Hunt
- Basket Filler Ideas:
- Star Wars Light Saber Popsicle Molds. I cannot wait to try these...I mean to have the boys try these. Amazon sells them, as well as ThinkGeek.
- Slinkys (also in Target's Dollar Bins at the front of the store, $1)
- Chocolate Maze (Target Dollar Bins, $1)
- Reese's Giant Peanut Butter Egg. I found them at Target for $5.49, but Amazon sells some as well.
- Lego's: any fun looking set, mystery minifigure packs, Mixel's (Amazon, Lego). Lego usually has holiday themed sets. This year, it is a cute yellow chick.
- Jelly Belly's
- Play-Doh Eggs (I found a 4 pack at the grocery store for $3.50, although Amazon sells them too.)
- Pencils and/or pencil sharpeners, markers, stickers, stamps, activity pads, etc. I find a lot of cute (and inexpensive) items for fillers at Party City.
- Fill eggs with coins.
- Vouchers. I was trying to come up with some other fillers for the boys baskets. Bernardo wants to start going to garage sales to look for Lego's this spring/summer. One of his eggs is going to have a voucher for garage sale money. It could even be for an extra hour of TV, get out of 1 chore, money to spend at a store/amusement park/zoo/aquarium, etc.
- Movie tickets
- DVD's (You can often find great deals at Target for under $5, at Half Price Books, and sometimes even at Michael's Crafts!)
- Hot Wheels
- Books
- Mini nail polish, nail files, etc.
CRAFTS:
- Clay Pot Baskets. These are super easy (and cute) baskets that work great as centerpieces.
- String Up My Easter Treats. (string craft eggs)
- Snowflake Style Eggs
- Stained Glass Egg. Here are directions. They are for the pumpkin stained glass we made, so make an egg shape instead for Easter!
- Marble Egg. We made a marble painted craft, which is lots of fun and look neat when it's done. After the paint dries, cut out an egg shape to have a nicely decorated Easter egg! You could even cut out multiple smaller eggs to form a garland, napkin rings, etc.
- Bunny Basket. Easy to make bunny basket out of a paper bag.
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