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Easter Arts and Crafts
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| 1. Colorful Eggs. 3-4 years old Draw some egg shapes on a piece of paper (print out). Let your child color them. When the painting is dry, help your child to put some glitter glue drops on the colored egg. |
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| 2. Egg Hunt. 3-4 years old Show your child how to paint grass with simple brush strokes. Then let him paint some Easter eggs in it here and there. |
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| 3. Little chicken. 4-5 years old Show your child how two circles of different sizes can be transformed into a chicken by adding a red beak, a little tail, and a couple of thin legs. It's easier to paint the chicken's body and then draw the beak and legs with crayons. Or just simply draw the whole picture. |
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| 4. Easter Bunny. 4-5 years old On a piece of colored paper, let your child paint a white bunny. Before doing so, look at some pictures or bunny toys with him. Talk about what differences are between a bunny and another animal like a bear or a fox (note that the bunny has long ears and lt's white or gray and so on). |
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| 5. Carrots for the bunny. 3-4 years old Ask a child what bunnies like to eat. Make some carrots from play-dough. |
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| 6. Yellow Chicken. 3-4 years old Let a child make 2 yellow play-dough balls (one smaller than the other). Put them together. Make a beak from a small piece of red play-dough and use pepper corns for the eyes. |
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| 7. Play dough Bunny. 3-4 years old |
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| 8. Play-dough Easter Busket 4-5 years old Make a round bottom. Ask your child to make a few long Play Dough "snakes." Make two braids from them and attach them to the bottom like the sides of a basket. Let the basket dry for a few days and then let your child color it with tempera. Also, you can use colored Play Dough from the very beginning. After drying this makes a nice candy dish. |
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| 9. Easter Basket. 4-5 years old Draw (print out) a basket. Cut or help your child cut some egg shapes out of construction paper. Let him “fill” a basket with colorful eggs. |
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