Spend some quality time with your kids all while getting the house decorated for Easter with these cute and easy Easter crafts to make with your kids.
“Mommy, what can I do?”
My daughter is asking me this for the fourth time in the last 30 minutes, and it’s getting old. Honestly, my first instinct is just to snap “I am NOT a cruise director.”
Okay, so that may have come out of my mouth more than a few times over the years.
We try to give the kids plenty of options for independent play during the day, including coloring, reading, blocks, and so many other toys around the house.
But the question still persists: “Mommy, what can I do?”
Clearly I’m no parenting expert, but I’ve found that one of the best ways to fight that question is to find something you can enjoy doing together.
After a couple hours of crafting together, our kids are usually ready for something more independent, and we’ve just spent some quality time bonding together.
And if it helps get the house decorated for an upcoming holiday, then it’s a total win-win, right?
Easter will be here before we all know it, so let’s take a look at some fun Easter crafts for kids that we can all enjoy.
But Before We Get Started…
You may want to make sure you have some of these supplies on hand:
- Washi Tape
- Card Stock
- Paper Plates
- Old Washcloths
- Pom Poms
- White School Glue
- Food Coloring
- Glitter
- Clear Contact Paper
- Pipe Cleaners
Don’t forget to check out each of the tutorials below for special supplies, too.
Easter Crafts for Kids (and You) to Do Together
Make Easter Egg Bath Bombs…and then Hand them Out or Use them Up by Mom Foodie
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Washcloth Bunnies! Does anything else need to be said? Learn how to make your own at Mom on the Side.
(Click here to pin this project)
Decorate Eggs Together without Stressing Out! Here are 6 Toddler-Friendly Easter Egg Techniques
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Isn’t this Salt Dough Easter Egg Tree from Adventures of a DIY Mom just too adorable?
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Learn How to Make Marbled Easter Eggs so Easy Your Toddler Can Join in on the Fun.
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Let your kids make their own mini Easter basket using paper plates. Find all the details at Honey and Lime.
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Make some holiday window art with a Washi Tape Easter Egg at The Gingerbread House
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Practice Fine Motor Skills with this Printable Easter Basket Cutout Craft from Real Life at Home
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Cutesy Crafts is definitely living up to her name with these Pipe Cleaner Bunny Ears.
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Easter Egg Mason Jars are a fun painting craft to make with older kids.
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Yes. that Bunny T-shirt is cute, but it’s the details that make it extra adorable. See what I mean over at Cutesy Crafts.
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This little Easter bunny box is a fun idea for notes to/from the Easter bunny! Find out how to make them at Organized 31.
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Moms Who Save makes this little pom pom Easter bunny easy with a free printable. Just cut, glue, and admire.
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Now, It’s Your Turn
Use the list at the top of this page to pull together a box of Easter-themed craft supplies. And, the next time your kids say “Mommy, what can I do?” you’ll be ready to go!
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Thanks for including my pom pom Easter bunny!
Wow, what a great resource list of Easter projects with the kids. Thanks for sharing and will definitely have to do some of these crafts with my son.
Maureen | http://www.littlemisscasual.com
Such cute ideas!!!
You know how much we love to craft here. So, loved your crafting supplies ideas, especially the washi tape and mason jars, too. Definitely pinned to try a few of these now. So thanks for sharing 🙂
Super cute ideas! Love the salt dough egg ornaments and the bunny box. Visiting from Hearth and Soul party.
What a great Easter line up! How fun. I’ve been seeing your stuff around. I’m happy to have finally landed here. We travel in a few of the same circles. : ) I’m Bri Adams from Halfpint Design. It’s so nice to meet you.
Oh wow some awesome ideas! I will definitely pin this for later. Thanks ##familyfunlinky
Cute Easter ideas! I love your blog.. I’ve found a lot of useful posts!
I love the bath bombs, I can’t wait to try them.
There are waaaaay too many cute ideas here! Seriously, I don’t know which one to try first, but I sure want to try them all!
Lots of great ideas. I love the Washi Tape Easter Egg craft. I’ve done similar ones with glue and tissue paper, but this one is so much neater! Thanks for the roundup of ideas.
I never think to decorate for any other season other than Christmas! This just screams fun without the chocolate that Easter can entail! I must check a few of these out! Thank you for linking up to the #familyfunlinky
Oooh I love these ideas. I’ll definitely be trying some of these with my little girl and niece. #FamilyFunLinky
Great ideas and we’re looking forward to crafting over Easter! #famikyfunlinky
I have done most of these over the years, so fun. Found you on Bloggers Pit Stop Link Party.
What amazing crafts x
Thanks, for all the ideas. I will defiantly have to try some of them with my daycare kids. Thanks for linking up at the bloggers’ pit stop.
Connie
These are some awesome ideas! Thanks for rounding them up. I’m pinning this to my Easter board.
Thank you so much for joining the Grace at Home party at Imparting Grace. I’m featuring you this week!
These are so adorable, and what I love even more, is tge fact they are beautiful, and can be made with our kids. Thans to all for sharing.