At Saige Early Learning, we know that hands-on creativity plays a vital role in childhood development. Easter is the perfect time to engage little minds with fun, meaningful crafts and activities that encourage imagination, fine motor skills, and family bonding. Here are some easy and engaging Easter activities to try at home!
1. DIY Bunny Ears Headbands
Let your child become the Easter Bunny with this adorable craft!
What You’ll Need:
- White and pink construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue or tape
- Cotton balls
How to Make:
- Cut out bunny ears from white paper and a smaller pink shape for the inner ear.
- Attach them to a paper strip that fits around your child’s head.
- Glue a cotton ball to the back as a fluffy tail!
2. Handprint Chick Cards
A sweet and personal Easter greeting for loved ones.
What You’ll Need:
- Yellow paint
- White or pastel-colored cardstock
- Googly eyes
- Orange paper or markers
How to Make:
- Help your child dip their hand in yellow paint and press it onto the cardstock.
- Once dry, add eyes, a beak, and feet using paper or markers.
- Write a special Easter message inside!
3. Nature-Based Easter Egg Hunt
Encourage outdoor play with a sustainable twist!
What You’ll Need:
- Painted wooden eggs or real eggs dyed with natural ingredients (beets, turmeric, etc.)
- A small basket for collecting
- Simple clue cards (optional)
How to Play:
Hide the eggs around your yard or home, and encourage children to use clues to find them. This is a great way to incorporate problem-solving and movement into your Easter fun!
4. Sensory Play with Easter-Themed Playdough
Perfect for little hands exploring different textures.
What You’ll Need:
- 2 cups flour
- 1 cup salt
- 1 tbsp cream of tartar
- 1 cup warm water
- Natural food coloring (turmeric for yellow, beet juice for pink, etc.)
How to Make:
- Mix ingredients and knead until smooth.
- Let kids roll, shape, and stamp their playdough into Easter designs.
At Saige Early Learning, we believe in the power of creativity and hands-on experiences to inspire young learners. These Easter crafts and activities encourage connection, imagination, and joyful learning at home!