Easter is just around the corner, and you know what that means—time to squeeze in as many fun activities with the kids as possible! Whether you’re looking for easy crafts, fun games, or creative ways to sneak in some family bonding, I’ve got you covered. Here are 50 super fun Easter ideas that’ll keep everyone entertained, all while making memories that’ll last long after the candy’s been eaten.
1. Easter Egg Hunt
Let’s start with the classic. Hide colorful eggs around the house or yard, fill them with small toys or candy, and watch your kids’ excitement as they race to find them. Pro tip: Make it more challenging by using clues or hiding the eggs in tricky spots!
2. Easter Egg Decorating
This is always a crowd-pleaser. Grab some hard-boiled eggs, paints, markers, and stickers, and let your kids go wild with their creativity. Bonus points if you throw in some glitter. Always a win.
3. DIY Easter Baskets
Have the kids make their own Easter baskets! Grab some craft supplies (felt, paper, ribbons) and let them design their basket however they want. It’s a great way for them to add a personal touch to the holiday!
4. Easter Bunny Mask Craft
It’s a DIY photo booth waiting to happen. Grab some paper plates, cotton balls, and markers to make adorable bunny masks. Don’t forget to snap a few pics for the memories!
5. Easter BingoAll you need are some printable Easter-themed bingo cards and a handful of candy for markers. It’s an easy-to-set-up game that keeps the kids busy—and you can join in too!
6. Easter Egg Rolling Race
Get outside, roll up those sleeves, and have an egg rolling race. Use hard-boiled eggs or plastic ones and see who can roll theirs across the finish line first. Make it more exciting by creating an obstacle course!
7. Bunny Ears Headbands
Bunny ears + kids = cuteness overload. Have them make their own bunny ear headbands out of construction paper and decorate them however they like. Then, they can wear them all day!
8. Egg and Spoon Race
Time for a little friendly competition. Set up a race where the kids balance an egg on a spoon while racing to the finish line. Simple but so much fun!
9. Easter Storytime
Gather the kiddos for a cozy storytime with some classic Easter reads like The Tale of Peter Rabbit or The Easter Egg by Jan Brett. It’s a great way to slow down and get in the holiday spirit.
10. Bunny Butt Cookies
Who can resist cookies shaped like bunnies? Bake up some sugar cookies, and let the kids decorate them with bunny tails made from marshmallows or frosting. Then, enjoy the sweet results together!
11. Easter Egg Bowling
Turn a few empty toilet paper rolls into colorful bowling pins, and grab some plastic Easter eggs to use as bowling balls. Set it up in the hallway for a fun indoor activity!
12. Carrot Patch Sensory Bin
Fill a bin with orange pom-poms, small plastic carrots, and other sensory items. Let your kids dig, scoop, and explore for hours. Bonus: It’s a great sensory activity for younger kids.
13. Easter Egg Stamping
Grab some plastic Easter eggs, dip them in paint, and stamp fun designs onto paper. It’s an easy and messy craft that’s perfect for little hands.
14. Easter Piñata
No holiday is complete without a piñata, right? Fill one with candy or small toys, and let the kids take turns trying to break it open. (Bonus points for using a bunny-shaped piñata!)
15. Bunny Hop Race
Have a hop-off with the kids! Set a start and finish line, and hop like bunnies to the end. It’s great for energy-burning, and the kids will giggle the whole time
16. Easter Egg Origami
Fold some paper into cute Easter egg shapes with origami. It’s a great way to introduce the kids to a fun new skill, and they’ll feel super accomplished when they finish.
17. Egg Carton Chicks
Give those old egg cartons a second life by turning them into adorable chicks. Paint them yellow, add little googly eyes, and a beak, and watch as the kids enjoy making their own little chick family.
18. DIY Flower Crowns
Get your kids into the spring spirit by making flower crowns with fake flowers, ribbons, and a little hot glue. Perfect for any Easter celebrations or just wearing around the house!
19. Easter-Themed Puzzles
Print or buy some Easter-themed puzzles for the kids to solve. It’s a great low-key activity that also boosts their problem-solving skills.
20. Easter Chalk Art
Give your sidewalk or driveway a festive makeover with some Easter-themed chalk art. Let the kids go wild with bunnies, eggs, flowers, and more. It’s the perfect way to celebrate spring!
21. Decorate a Mini Tree
Instead of a Christmas tree, set up a mini Easter tree. Decorate it with pastel-colored eggs, ribbons, and even some cute bunny ornaments for a unique, springtime touch.
22. Easter Science Experiments
Got some curious little scientists? Try an Easter-themed science experiment, like making your own bath bombs in the shape of Easter eggs. Easy, fun, and educational!
23. Egg Match Game
Grab some plastic eggs, cut them in half, and have your kids match the pieces based on color or pattern. It’s a simple game that works wonders for little learners.
24. Easter Cupcakes
Bake some cupcakes, and let the kids decorate them with pastel-colored frosting, sprinkles, and marshmallow bunny tails. It’s a tasty way to get creative!
25. Easter Bunny Paper Plate Craft
Grab some paper plates and cotton balls to make a fluffy bunny face. Add ears, eyes, and a nose for the full effect. It’s an easy craft for even the littlest hands.
26. Easter Movie Marathon
Set up a cozy movie marathon with Easter-themed films like Hop or Peter Rabbit. Grab the blankets, the popcorn, and let the kids enjoy a movie day in style.
27. Easter Egg Hunt with a Twist
Take your egg hunt to the next level by hiding clues inside the eggs. Each egg gives a hint that leads to the next. It’s a fun scavenger hunt that keeps the kids on their toes.
28. Easter-Themed Scrabble
Create a fun, Easter-themed version of Scrabble. Use words like “bunny,” “egg,” and “spring” for a holiday twist. It’s a great game for kids and adults alike.
29. Easter Coloring Pages
Print out some cute Easter coloring pages for the kids to color. You can find designs with bunnies, eggs, flowers, and more. Perfect for a quick, creative break.
30. Easter Playdough Creations
Create pastel-colored playdough, and let the kids mold it into Easter-themed creations—think bunnies, eggs, and flowers. It’s a simple yet super fun way to keep little hands busy.
31. Bunny Face Painting
Set up a face-painting station with bunny designs. Whether it’s a simple nose and whiskers or full-on bunny faces, the kids will love getting in on the action.
32. Easter Egg Memory Game
Create a memory game with pictures of Easter eggs, bunnies, and chicks. It’s a fun, brain-boosting game that will keep your kids entertained for hours.
33. Easter Dance Party
Put on some upbeat tunes and have a mini Easter dance party. It’s a great way to get the kids moving and giggling, all while burning off that post-candy energy.
34. Easter Decor Crafts
Help the kids make DIY Easter decorations like paper garlands, wreaths, or painted rocks. It’s an easy way to add some festive touches around the house.
35. Make Bunny Tails
Use cotton balls to make adorable bunny tails for cards, posters, or even to glue onto your Easter decorations.
36. DIY Bunny Ear Headbands
Let the kids craft their own bunny ear headbands using cardboard or foam sheets. Add some glitter, stickers, and markers to really make them their own.
37. Bunny Cookie Decorating
Bake sugar cookies in the shape of bunnies and let the kids go crazy with frosting, sprinkles, and edible glitter. It’s a sweet and fun activity for the whole family.
38. Bunny Treasure Hunt
Hide little bunny figures or chocolate bunnies around the house for your kids to find. You can make it even more exciting by adding small clues to lead them to the treasure.
39. Easter Egg Toss
Have a backyard Easter egg toss with plastic eggs. Challenge your kids to toss them into buckets or baskets for a little friendly competition.
40. Easter Egg Silhouettes
Use construction paper and cut out Easter egg shapes. Fill them with bright, bold colors for a fun, springtime craft that’s perfect for hanging up around the house.
41. Easter Bunny Sandwiches
Make lunch extra special by cutting sandwiches into bunny shapes with cookie cutters. They’ll love the fun presentation, and you’ll get a kick out of how cute it looks.
42. Egg Dyeing with Nature
Try dyeing eggs using natural ingredients like turmeric, red cabbage, or spinach. It’s an eco-friendly way to get those Easter eggs looking beautiful.
43. Easter Bunny Footprints
Create bunny footprints with flour or white paint leading to the kids’ Easter baskets or hidden eggs. It’s a cute surprise that will have them excited for the hunt!
44. Egg Toss Relay Race
Set up an egg toss relay race in the backyard. Have the kids toss an egg back and forth, trying not to drop it! It’s silly and fun, with a little friendly competition.
45. Easter Themed Scavenger Hunt
Design a scavenger hunt with Easter-themed clues and surprises. Hide eggs, candy, or small toys for the kids to find as they follow the clues.
46. Make an Easter Garden
Plant some spring flowers or vegetables with the kids. It’s a great way to teach them about nature while creating something beautiful for the season.
47. Easter Egg Water Balloon Toss
Fill pastel-colored water balloons and have the kids play an Easter-themed water balloon toss. It’s the perfect way to cool off and have fun outdoors.
48. Easter Nature Walk
Go on a nature walk and collect flowers, leaves, and sticks to use in Easter crafts. It’s a great way to get outside and enjoy the beauty of spring.
49. Bunny-themed Cupholder Crafts
Help the kids decorate cupholders to look like bunnies. They can use them for a little springtime tea party or just as fun decorations.
50. Create Easter-Themed Treat Bags
Make cute treat bags with bunny faces and fill them with candy, chocolates, or small toys for the kids’ Easter baskets. They’ll love the sweet surprise
Make Easter Unforgettable!
Whether you’re crafting, baking, or playing games, these Easter activities will help you create a memorable holiday with your kids. It’s all about having fun together, making memories, and enjoying the little things. Here’s to an Easter filled with creativity, laughter, and a whole lot of love. Enjoy!
