Easter Egg Hunt
What kid doesn’t like Easter egg hunts? We’re not talking about the city Easter egg hunts where the eggs are all over the ground. We’re talking true Easter egg hunts. The ones where you really hunt for the eggs. Maybe the candy is exciting, but the finding, that’s where the real fun is. My kids beg us to hide their eggs over and over again every Easter. This is why we created the Easter egg hunt craft.
Make your own “basket” with the bunny (the tail turns into a little pocket on the back, as seen in pictures). Color your eggs. We like to divide them up between the little ones and let them color them, this way they know which ones to hunt for. Let your kids take turns hiding them in different rooms. We’re not kidding when we say this will give you at least an hour of free time if not more. Read a book, scroll a little, maybe take a minute to breathe, and watch your kids have some fun!
*This is a digital download
What kid doesn’t like Easter egg hunts? We’re not talking about the city Easter egg hunts where the eggs are all over the ground. We’re talking true Easter egg hunts. The ones where you really hunt for the eggs. Maybe the candy is exciting, but the finding, that’s where the real fun is. My kids beg us to hide their eggs over and over again every Easter. This is why we created the Easter egg hunt craft.
Make your own “basket” with the bunny (the tail turns into a little pocket on the back, as seen in pictures). Color your eggs. We like to divide them up between the little ones and let them color them, this way they know which ones to hunt for. Let your kids take turns hiding them in different rooms. We’re not kidding when we say this will give you at least an hour of free time if not more. Read a book, scroll a little, maybe take a minute to breathe, and watch your kids have some fun!
*This is a digital download
What kid doesn’t like Easter egg hunts? We’re not talking about the city Easter egg hunts where the eggs are all over the ground. We’re talking true Easter egg hunts. The ones where you really hunt for the eggs. Maybe the candy is exciting, but the finding, that’s where the real fun is. My kids beg us to hide their eggs over and over again every Easter. This is why we created the Easter egg hunt craft.
Make your own “basket” with the bunny (the tail turns into a little pocket on the back, as seen in pictures). Color your eggs. We like to divide them up between the little ones and let them color them, this way they know which ones to hunt for. Let your kids take turns hiding them in different rooms. We’re not kidding when we say this will give you at least an hour of free time if not more. Read a book, scroll a little, maybe take a minute to breathe, and watch your kids have some fun!
*This is a digital download