Creative Easter Crafts

• Decorate Eggs – Go traditional with painted hard-boiled eggs or try no-mess options like stickers and washi tape.
• Make a Flower Crown or Wreath – Use faux flowers, ribbon, or even real blossoms from the garden. Uopi could also get a delivery of Daily Blooms delivers throughout Western Australia.
• Make Easter Cards – A fun way to keep kids busy and spread some springtime cheer to friends and family.
• Decorate an Easter Bonnet – Get crafty with pom-poms, chicks, flowers, and anything else from your stash.
• Decorate an Easter Tree – Hang decorated eggs and little ornaments from a few branches in a vase.

Try this DIY Easter craft collection for more ideas.

  Yummy Easter Treats

• Eat a Chocolate Egg – Because… well, it’s Easter!
• Make Chocolate Nests – Cornflakes, Shredded Wheat or Rice Krispies with melted chocolate and mini eggs.
• Make Easter Cookies – Use bunny or egg-shaped cutters and decorate with icing.
• Eat Hot Cross Buns – Try them toasted with butter or get adventurous with your own homemade batch.

  Games & Playful Ideas

• Egg & Spoon Race – Use real or plastic eggs and turn it into a fun backyard competition.
• Pin the Tail on the Bunny – Print or draw your own and use cotton balls for tails.
• Easter Egg Hunt – Indoors or outdoors, with chocolate, clues, or treats.
• Watch an Easter Movie – Cosy up with popcorn and choose from classics like Peter Rabbit or Hop.

  Springtime Nature & Outdoor Fun

• Plant Cress in Eggshells – An easy and quick grow-your-own project.
• Visit a Farm – Many local farms have lambing events or Easter trails we have a fab printable farm scavenger hunt.
• Make a Bug Hotel – A brilliant nature activity using recycled materials.
• Go on a Spring Walk or Nature Scavenger Hunt – Look for buds, birds, and blossoms.
• Chalk Art on the Pavement – Draw bunnies, eggs, or hopscotch grids.

  More Simple Joys

• Make a Spring Lapbook or Journal – Include drawings, pressed flowers, or Easter facts.
• Build with LEGO: Easter Challenge – Create a bunny, egg delivery truck or spring garden.
• Library Story Time – See if your local library is hosting Easter-themed events.
• Photo Scavenger Hunt – Capture spring signs with your phone or camera.

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To make it even easier, I’ve compiled a fun Easter Break Activities infographic and Bucket List to fill in that you can download and stick on your fridge for quick inspiration throughout the holiday.

Download the printable version here

These printables are offered for your non-commercial personal use only. Mass-production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload the Free Easter Printables to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these freebies, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

All you need to do is add click on add to cart and the free printable fun easter activities will be added to your shopping cart. When you are finished click on the orange cart menu at the top right of your page and follow the instructions on the screen. You will not be charged and the free pdf file will be available for you to download immediately and will also be emailed to your inbox.

What are your favourite ways to enjoy Easter at home? Let me know in the comments or tag @muminthemadhouse on Instagram — I love seeing what you get up to!

These Bunny Spoons are great for imaginative play, Easter displays, or even popped into Easter baskets as a handmade surprise. And the best bit? No fancy tools or complicated steps—just fun, easy crafting that kids will love!

What You’ll Need to Make Bunny Spoons:

• Wooden spoons (craft or kitchen ones work great)
• Wooden Ice Cream Paddle Spoons
• White and pink paint (plus any colours for their jumpers!)
• Googly eyes or black marker
• Paint pens or markers
• Raffia, ribbon, or string for bows
• Glue or a glue gun
• Scissors

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How to Make Bunny Spoons:

Paint the face Use white paint to create the bunny’s face on the back of the spoon head. Add pink cheeks and a black nose and mouth with paint or marker once dry.

Add the eyes Either glue on googly eyes or draw them with a marker.

Make the ears Cut two simple ear shapes using a Wooden Ice Cream Paddle Spoon cut in half or the ends of the wooden spoons. paint them to use white felt to make the inside of the ears.

You could also cut from card and glue them to the back of the spoon.

Paint a jumper Using bright colours, paint a stripy jumper on the handle of the spoon—this gives your bunny a fun, playful look. We went for colourful horizontal stripes!

Add a ribbon or bow Tie a little bow around the neck of the spoon using raffia, ribbon, or even yarn for an extra cute detail.

Optional –
Glue a cotton wool ball or mini pom pom to the back for the bunny’s tail.

Ideas to Extend the Fun with these wooden Spoon Bunnies:

• Make a whole bunny family with different colour jumpers
• Set up a decorate-your-own bunny spoon station at an Easter party
• Pop one in each child’s Easter basket
• Use them in a puppet show along with our Pop Spoon Chicks

Why We Love This Craft:

• Great for building fine motor skills
• Encourages creativity and imaginative play
• Fun for a range of ages
• Budget-friendly and easy to set up

Looking for more Easter crafts? Check out:

• Free Religious Easter Activity Sheets
• Creative Easter Bonnet Ideas • Fun and Festive Designs for All Ages
• Easter Egg Hunts for Teenagers
• Easter Colouring Pages • Intricate Eggs

What’s Included in the Rabbit Garden Printable Pack?

This sweet printable playset features:

• Playful bunnies with carrots, watering cans, and wheelbarrows
• Raised garden beds full of spring veggies
• A cosy garden shed and water well
• Fences, flower beds, and stumps
• Mushrooms, gnomes, and garden tools galore!

There are multiple black-and-white pages to colour, cut, and build. It’s the perfect spring activity for kids who love imaginative play or gardening fun.

How to Use the Rabbit Garden Paper Build

1. Download and print the PDF (link below).
2. Let the kids colour each item using crayons, felt tips, or coloured pencils.
3. Cut along the dotted lines.
4. Fold and glue the tabs to stand the characters and scenery upright.
5. Arrange your garden scene on a tray, tabletop, or cardboard box base!

Top tip: Laminate the pieces after colouring to make them more durable for repeated play!

Why We Love It

• Encourages fine motor skills and creative thinking
• Supports seasonal learning – perfect for spring, Easter, or garden-themed lessons
• A great alternative to screen time and a fun family bonding activity
• Easy to set up and mess-free!

Download the Rabit Garden paper Build Printable

These printables are offered for your non-commercial personal use only. Mass-production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload the Rabbit Garden 3D Printables to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these freebies, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

All you need to do is add click on add to cart and the free printable Rabbit Garden coloring pages will be added to your shopping cart. When you are finished click on the orange cart menu at the top right of your page and follow the instructions on the screen. You will not be charged and the free pdf file will be available for you to download immediately and will also be emailed to your inbox.

Print as many copies as you need for your classroom, craft table, or rainy-day activity stash.

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Extend the Fun with These Spring Crafts

• DIY Daffodil Clay Pots or Candle Holders
• How to Make a Hanging Teacup Bird Feeder
• Tissue Confetti DIY Decorated Photo Frame
• DIY Butterfly and Flower Fingerprint Mugs

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or part of a Sunday School group, this free printable lapbook makes a beautiful keepsake and a powerful teaching tool. All you need is a folder, scissors, glue, and colouring pencils to get started!

What’s Included in the Easter Lapbook Printable Pack:

The Easter Story Wheel

Kids can turn the wheel to follow the key events of Holy Week – from Palm Sunday to Jesus’ Resurrection. A great visual way to help children understand the timeline and importance of Easter.

Easter Prayers Carrot Pocket

Write or draw prayers of gratitude and hope on the carrot templates and tuck them into the labelled prayer pocket. A gentle way to encourage thankfulness and reflection.

Easter Fun Facts Eggs

Learn fun and educational facts about Easter traditions from around the world. These egg-shaped cards slot into their own basket pocket – perfect for curious minds!

“What I Love About Easter” Chick Craft

This sweet interactive flap activity invites kids to write or draw their favourite part of Easter. It doubles as a cute chick craft, too!

All About My Easter Mini Book

A foldable booklet where children can record their favourite traditions, Easter meals, and memories. It’s a lovely keepsake to look back on year after year.

Easter Blessings Pocket with Scripture Cards

Encourage scripture memorisation and meaningful conversations with this pocket filled with Easter-themed Bible verse cards.

BONUS: Easter Word Search

A fun way to build vocabulary while reinforcing Easter themes. Great for a quiet-time activity!

How to Assemble Your Easter Lapbook:

1. Print out all pages of the Easter Lapbook printable pack (cardstock works best).
2. Cut out each activity piece and decorate with colouring pencils, crayons, or stickers.
3. Fold a standard A4 folder inwards to create a tri-fold lapbook base.
4. Glue or tape each section into place, following the example layout (see below).
5. Let kids personalise with their name, drawings, or extra decorations.

Download the Free Easter Lapbook Printable Pack

These printables are offered for your non-commercial personal use only. Mass-production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload the Easter Mini-Book Printables to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these free resources, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

All you need to do is add click on add to cart and the free printable Easter Worksheets will be added to your shopping cart. When you are finished click on the orange cart menu at the top right of your page and follow the instructions on the screen. You will not be charged and the free pdf file will be available for you to download immediately and will also be emailed to your inbox.

Click below to download the complete Easter Lapbook pack

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More Easter Crafts & Printables You Might Like:

• Easter Bunny Treat Bags
• Easter Colouring Pages • Intricate Eggs
• Creative Easter Bonnet Ideas • Fun and Festive Designs for All Ages
• Recycled Toilet Roll Easter Bunny Stamp

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Here are some family-friendly ways to celebrate the Spring Equinox and welcome the magic of the season into your home and hearts.

1. Plant New Life

Spring is all about growth, making it the perfect time to plant flowers, herbs, or vegetables with your children. Whether you start seeds indoors or plant directly in the garden, watching things grow together is a beautiful way to honor the season.

Family Activity Idea: Give each family member a small plant to care for throughout the season.

2. Make a Spring Wreath

A handmade spring wreath is a lovely way to decorate your home and welcome the season. Use fresh or dried flowers, twigs, and greenery to create a simple, natural decoration.

Family Activity Idea: Take a nature walk and gather materials to create a wreath together.

3. Get Outside & Connect with Nature

The Spring Equinox is the perfect time to get outside, enjoy the fresh air, and appreciate the beauty of the season. Whether it’s a walk in the park, a picnic, or an afternoon in the garden, spending time outdoors is a wonderful way to embrace spring.

Family Activity Idea: Try a nature scavenger hunt, looking for signs of spring like blooming flowers, baby animals, or budding trees.

4. Set Your Intentions

The equinox represents balance—equal day and night—making it a great time to reflect, set new goals, and welcome fresh starts.

Family Activity Idea: Have each family member write down a goal or wish for the season and plant it in the soil with a seed—watch both grow over time!

5. Bring Spring Inside

Bringing fresh flowers, greenery, or springtime decorations into your home can make the transition to the new season feel even more special.

Family Activity Idea: Pick daffodils or other spring blooms together and place them in a vase as a centrepiece for a family meal, alternatively paint some plant pots for your plants.

6. Decorate Eggs

Eggs symbolize fertility, new life, and renewal, making them a perfect part of any Spring Equinox celebration.

Family Activity Idea: Get creative with egg painting, natural dyeing, or decorating wooden eggs that can be used year after year.

7. Make a Nature Altar or Sacred Space

Dedicate a small space in your home to honor the changing seasons. Include flowers, feathers, crystals, or natural objects that represent spring.

Family Activity Idea: Let children collect nature items during a walk and arrange them in a special “Spring Nature Corner.”

8. Do a Spring Clean

Spring is a time of renewal, and a deep clean can feel symbolic of clearing out old energy and making space for new beginnings.

Family Activity Idea: Assign each family member a task and make cleaning fun with music, rewards, or a little family competition.

9. Light Candles

Lighting a candle is a beautiful way to mark the balance of light and dark. Choose a candle with a fresh spring scent, such as lavender or citrus. You could even make your candles.

Family Activity Idea: Gather together, light a candle, and share what you’re most looking forward to this spring.

10. Make a Spring Craft

Get creative with seasonal crafts like flower pressing, painting spring landscapes, or making nature-inspired decorations.

Family Activity Idea: Create spring-inspired handprint art with your kids and display it as a seasonal keepsake.

11. Enjoy a Family Feast

Celebrate seasonal foods with a fresh, family meal. Spring ingredients like greens, root vegetables, and berries make for delicious dishes that bring everyone together with a beautiful spring table setting.

Family Activity Idea: Have a “Spring Picnic” indoors or outside with fresh, simple foods like salads, sandwiches, and fruit.

The Spring Equinox is a wonderful time to pause, appreciate nature, and embrace the renewal and balance of the season. By incorporating some of these simple yet meaningful activities, you can create a beautiful family tradition that celebrates growth, connection, and fresh beginnings.

How do you celebrate the arrival of spring? Share your favourite traditions in the comments!

What You’ll Need:

• 1-2 broccoli florets
• Yellow tempura paint
• Paper plate (for paint)
• White cardstock
• Sharpies (black, orange, and yellow)

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Instructions:

• Gather Supplies:
  Start by gathering your supplies. You’ll need some fresh broccoli florets to use as the stamps, yellow paint, white cardstock for your chick art, and Sharpies for the chick’s details.

• Prepare the Paint:
  Squeeze a small amount of yellow paint onto a paper plate. You don’t need too much—just enough for the broccoli to pick up the paint.

• Stamp with Broccoli:
  Dip one of the broccoli florets into the yellow paint, then gently press it onto the white cardstock. Twist the broccoli slightly as you lift to create a round shape, forming the body of the chick. Repeat as many times as you like to create a family of chicks!

• Let it Dry:
  Set the paper aside and allow the paint to dry completely before moving to the next step.

• Add Details:
  Once the paint is dry, use a black Sharpie to draw small ovals for the eyes, and use the orange Sharpie to draw a beak and tiny legs. You can also use the yellow Sharpie to add extra texture to the chick’s feathers if you’d like.

• Personalize:
• Finish off your chick artwork by writing “Happy Easter” or any fun message at the top or bottom of the page. These make great handmade Easter cards or simple decorations for the home!

Why This Craft is Perfect for Kids:

• Fun and Sensory: Kids will love the feeling of using broccoli as a stamp! The texture of the broccoli creates a unique look that regular brushes can’t achieve, making the craft both fun and sensory-rich.
• Quick and Simple: This is a fast craft with minimal supplies. It’s easy to set up and clean up, making it perfect for busy parents or teachers looking for a fun, low-mess project.
• Great for Fine Motor Skills: Dipping and stamping with the broccoli florets helps young children develop their fine motor skills.

Educational Benefits:

This broccoli printing activity not only encourages creativity but also helps children explore textures, shapes, and colors in a playful, hands-on way. It’s a great opportunity to talk about Easter traditions or even discuss the life cycle of chicks for an educational touch.

Get Crafting!

This Broccoli Printed Easter Chick craft is perfect for home or classroom use, especially for younger kids who enjoy tactile activities. It’s a cute and quirky way to celebrate Easter and create some colorful spring art.

So grab some broccoli and yellow paint, and let the chick crafting begin!

This Easter why not download our fun activity book, it is a take on a colouring book, but with the addition of each page being an I Spy game.

There are 15 pages of cute easter characters including bunnies, Easter eggs, chicks and carrots. I love having a set of these printed out and some colouring pens so that I can give them to visiting children instead of candy.

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I always print my printables directly onto 160 gsm cardstock using my Epson Ecotank Printer rather than regular paper, this way they are a little more durable and the pens do not bleed through to the other side. However, if you do not have a home printer then just pop to a library and use theirs.

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How to Download your Free I Spy Easter Activity Book

These printables are offered for your personal, non-commercial use only. Mass production of this printable is not permitted, even for non-profit purposes. Please do not upload these free printable I Spy Easter Activity Book to other sites – instead, if you want to let people know about these freebies, post a link to this page. Pinning is okay as long as the pin links back to this page. Thanks!

All you need to do is add click on add to cart and they will be added to your shopping cart. When you are finished click on cart at the top right of your page and follow the instructions on the screen. You will not be charged and the free pdf file will be available for you to download immediately and will also be emailed to your inbox.

How to use this Easter Book

With toddlers, I would just give them it to colour in or outside the lines! When it comes to preschool children if they can count then let them, try and see how many of each image they can find. With older kids, I would see if they can estimate how many before actually counting out how many of each category ie bunny there is just like a guessing game. There isn’t a wrong way to use this fun easter activity book.

I love printing off seasonal easter activities and such before the children break up at Easter time and having them on hand for when I need 10 minutes of peace. Alternatively, they make a great Easter Basket Stuffer to add to lots of other fun activities and easter things that I can give at the beginning of the holiday and the kids can use when they are “bored”. Some things that they can do independently but also some things like egg painting can be done as a family activity.

Egg decorating should be fun for both you and your children, so why not get inspired by these simple, easy and achievable easter egg decorating ideas for kids.

Before we dip into the easter egg designs for children I want to share with you my most favourite method that Sophie (Goldnuss on Instagram) is queen of. She decorates eggs so intricatly using feathers to create a wax resist before dying the eggs with natural dyes.

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She has a highlight showing all her designs and inspiration and also a how-to so that you can do the same. They are always so beautiful and her children get involved too. I adore the different colours that using natural dye and vinegar can achieve. These eggs do not look DIY at all, I would pay for them.

Materials for Easter Egg Decorating

ps to gather all the materials and equipment you will need for decorating the eggs before you start. For younger children you can use wooden eggs or craft eggs are they are much more durable and forgiving than real eggs and don’t get than the smell that happens if a hard-boiled egg gets cracked! When it comes to dying or colouring eggs you can use food colouring or egg dye and with younger children, it often pays to do this part before you set to decorating with the children. You can wrap rubber bands or yarn around the eggs before dying them to create two colour eggs.

Tip – Place the egg inside a whisk to save your hands from getting dyed when dipping the egg in the dye.

You can decorate easter eggs with all sorts of craft materials including tissue paper (kids love bright colours), sponge paint, googly eyes, yarn, puffy paint, stickers, glitter, mod podge, and ribbon or even use crayons on a warm egg to get a melted crayon effect.

Tip – Use a muffin tin to dye and marble eggs

Over 20 Egg decorating ideas for kids

1. Funny face eggs by Toddler Approved
2. Marbled eggs by Hands on as we Grow
3. Washi tape easter eggs by Mum in the Mad House
4. Simple sticker eggs by Show me Mama
5. Hot glue easter eggs by Creative Connections for Kids
6. Nail Varish marble eggs by Mum in the Mad House
7. Vegetable covered eggs by Tinkerlab
8. Temporary tattoo easter eggs by Uncommon designs
9. Sticker resist dyed eggs by creative connections for kids
10. Sharpie Tie Dye Easter Eggs by Housing a forest
11. Marbleized eggs using nail varnish by Camile Styles
12. Superhero egg by Mum in the Mad House
13. Glow in the dark eggs by Growing a Jewelled Rose
14. Beautiful sticker eggs by Better Home and Gardens
15. Simple bunny eggs by In the Play Room
16. Straw painted Easter Eggs by Crafty Morning
17. Volcano dyed eggs by Toddler Approved
18. Button covered eggs  by Dot Com Women
19. Sharpie decorated eggs by Mom.me
20. Egg people by Mr Printables
21. Watercolor Easter Eggs by Alisa Burke
22. Dot resist easter eggs by Reasons to Skip the Housework
23. Melted Crayon Eggs by The Artful Parent

My highlight this week is marbled eggs by Hands on as We Grow.  In fact, we are off to buy some shaving foam or shaving cream to do our own (the husbeast has a beard at the moment, so we don’t have any in the house) and you only need that and food coloring!

How to blow an Egg

• Place a piece of washi tape over both ends of the egg. This will prevent the eggshell from cracking.
• Sit the egg in your egg box to steady it. Holding the egg still, carefully tap and push a small hole in the top of the egg with your safety pin.
• Take the toothpick and insert it into the hole; stir it around to help break up the yolk and make it easier to blow out.
• Flip the egg over and make a second hole on the opposite side with your pin. Try to make the hole on the bottom a little bigger.
• Place a paper straw over the hole at the top and blow hard. First, the egg white will come out, followed by the yolk.
• Clean the shell by holding it carefully under running hot water.
• Wipe carefully with kitchen paper and leave to dry. 

To help you plan your activities over the Easter holidays, I have our complete Easter craft, activity, and food resources here for you all listed by topic. Click on the link to get more information and a tutorial on each of the crafts or activities. I love that a lot of the crafts can be used as easter decor and are a lot of fun to make with the kids.

Easter Scavenger Hunts

One of our favourite things to do is have an Easter Egg hunt and I have made a couple of free printables one for teenagers and one for younger children.

• Easter Egg Hunts for Teenagers
• Easter Egg Hunt for Kids with Printable Clues

Put together an Easter Craft Pack with our Fun Free Printables

I find it best to not overwhelm kids with too many materials and like to put together a seasonal craft pack with the things I might need such as pipe cleaners, pastel card and paper, easter-themed or pastel washi tape, pipe cleaners, fabric, popsicle sticks, ribbon, burlap, yarn, feathers, little chicks, glue (or a hot glue gun for older kids), markets and egg dye. Craft kits are also a great alternative to candy or eggs and make a great treat for Easter. I have popped some fun ideas below, including some craft eggs which as much longer-lasting that boiled eggs!

• Free Religious Easter Activity Sheets • Faith-Based Easter Fun for Kids
• I Spy Easter Activity Book for Kids
• Download Your Free Easter Lapbook Printable Pack
• Easter Bookmarks to Color: Fun and Free Printable Designs for All Ages
• Easter Colouring Pages Religious Download
• Rabbit Garden Paper Build • A Printable Springtime Playset for Kids

Easter Craft Ideas

We often use the things we make to decorate the house and as table decorations for our Easter table. The chick cards can be miniaturised to make name labels for place settings and it is funny to give the kids masks and bunny ears to wear too.

Easy Easter Crafts

• Washi Tape Easter Bunting Process Art
• Broccoli Printed Easter Chicks: A Fun and Easy Easter Craft for Kids
• Toilet roll easter bunny stamp
• Bunny Spoons • Easy Easter Craft for Kids
• How to marble eggs with nail varnish
• Easter Bookmarks to Color to free printable template
• DIY Clay Easter bunting
• Easter Chick card with pop-out beak
• Intricate Egg Colouring Pages
• Pop-up Spoon Chicks
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle decorated eggs
• Last Minute Simple Easter Bags – Free Printable
• Simple paper plate nest
• Easter I Spy Printable

• Easter Bonnet ideas
• Decorated easter eggs
• Paper plate chick
• Bunny tail bunting
• Washi tape Easter cards
• Washi tape easter egg garland
• Felted wool easter chicks
• Easter basket
• How to decorate an Easter bonnet
• Egg decoration Ideas
• Tissue paper decoupage eggs are perfect for hanging on your Easter Tree (ours is just some cherry blossom branches from the garden).
• Chick Easter cards
• Washi tape covered Easter eggs
• DIY Daffodil Crafts for kids
• Pom-pom bunnies and chicks
• Adult Easter Colouring Pages – Intricate Eggs
• 35 Spring Lamb and Sheep crafts
• Easter chick cards
• DIY home decor for Easter
• Carrot Wreath – you could also use this as a table centrepiece with a vase in the centre for your easter tree
• DIY Unicorn Easter Eggs

Easter Activities and Play Ideas

• The easter story for kids
• Felt Chick Purse

Easter Food and Recipes

• Chocolate cornflake nests
• Egg-free peppermint creams
• Popcorn and marshmallow Easter nests
• The best Carrot cake in the world – c is for carrot
• The Best Easter Desserts
• Chocolate Simnel Cake

Most of our Easter crafts, activities and foods can be adjusted for kids from toddlers through to big kids like me. I would love to see what you make if you do any Easter activity.