Sheep Egg
Can you believe how quickly EASTER is coming!? It seems so early this year, arriving April 4th. Funny story – my husband actually proposed on Easter 7 years ago. He told he would never forget the date. Great idea, except Easter is not always on the same date every year. So honestly, we don’t remember the exact date he proposed – but Easter will always have a special meaning to us!
Now, if you have little one’s you might be trying to think of fun activities to do at home or maybe with a Mom’s Club. Disney FamilyFun has some great ideas for the holiday! There are examples below with links to the instructions. Feel feel to peruse and create!
Crafts
Sock Hop
Sheep Egg: Courtesy of hard-boiled eggs, vibrant egg dye, a cute pipe cleaner stand, and some glued-on details (paper ears, pom-pom nose, and so on), this critter is an Easter favorite.
Sock Hop: Make your own bunny beanbag and get some use from the single socks left behind.
Count the Days Till Easter: Save the eggs for dyeing, then a the carton to build anticipation for the bunny’s visit with a surprise recycled “calendar”.
Activities
- Easter Countdown Calendar Made from Egg Carton
The Great Egg Drop: Kids construct protective coverings around raw eggs before dropping onto a target below. The goal i
s to hit the bull’s eye without breaking the eggs – making a little bit of a mess and a lot of fun memories!
Less Sugary Easter Egg Hunts: Fill plastic eggs with puzzle pieces to make Easter egg hunts more fun and less sugary.
A Kid-Friendlier Way to Dye Eggs: Put the eggs in wire whisks, and dip away!
These crafts and activities were reprinted with permission from DisneyFamilyFun.
Great craft ideas. I love the sheep egg. Thanks for sharing.