We have a “Bored Jar” and every so often I update it and as the Easter holidays and Spring are upon us I thought I would update it with a Spring theme. So here are my Low Spend or No Spend Easter Holiday and spring Activities
- Plant some seeds
- Make button biscuits
- Pick some flowers
- Make some pet rocks
- Make a volcano
- Make a rain catcher
- Paint a rainbow
- Find pictures in the clouds
- Skip stones across a pond
- Use stones to record memories
- Go on a nature walk
- Make an unbirthday cake
- Make dream catchers
- Bird watch
- Make a spring wreath
- Visit the library
- Do some origami
- Spot a rainbow
- Make some paper flowers
- Make pompoms
- Cook asparagus
- Do some easter crafts
- Look for four-leaf clovers
- Make some scratch paper
- Make bunny bunting
- Make some thank you cards
- Make potato print wrapping paper
- Make button biscuits
- Wash the car
- Paint a picture of flowers
- Play hotscotch
- Make felted chicks
- Make a windsock
- Tell some joke
- Feed the ducks at a pond
- Play outdoor games with friends
- Make some chic cards
- Make a pinwheels
- Blow bubbles
- Paint some plant pots
- Make a loom bracelet
- Decorate some easter eggs
- Make some scratch paper
- put together a jigsaw
- Make fingerprint cards
- Make a bird feeder
- Go looking at tree blossom
- Make coke floats
- Fly a kite
- Make cupcakes
Why not take a look at our ultimate summer bored jar activity list
I adore this idea, in fact we need it today as Roo has decided the Easter holidays are sooooo boring
What a wonderful list.I don’t have young children but I am still going to check out all your activities as they sound fun.
A fabulous list.
That will keep the boys busy
This is such a great idea with so many fabulous, and cheap, ideas to keep your children entertained!
What a lovely idea! I may have to sort one of these for my OH – he’s not good at entertaining himself in the school holidays!