Easter Bucket List Printable: 25 Things to Do This Easter Season
Can you believe it is almost time to start painting Easter eggs? Spring is nearly here and with it comes Easter, a wonderful holiday for family and friends to enjoy some time and warmer weather together. Why not create an Easter bucket list so you can be sure to make the most out of this special time of year? Take a look at these 25 things to do this Easter season, perfect for helping you enjoy this holiday to the fullest!
1. Paint Easter eggs. First and foremost, paint some eggs! There are all sorts of egg dyeing kits out there, so find one you like and have an egg decorating party. If you want to create something a little different, try these decoupage Easter eggs or make silk Easter eggs! Cool Whip Easter Eggs are easy too!
2. Go on an Easter egg hunt. You can then hide your eggs for the kids to hide or attend a town-wide Easter egg hunt. Either way, both are a fun way to get active with kids. Print this Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt for a creative way to celebrate.
3. Decorate an Easter basket for a friend. Head to the dollar store for an Easter basket and fillings. Create a fun little basket for a friend like this fun flower Easter basket. They are sure to appreciate it!
4. Plant some grass seed. Grass is a sign of spring! Plant a small pot of grass with kids so they can watch it grow and trim it with scissors as needed. My favorite garden supplies come from the Dollar Tree.
5. Enjoy some spring bulbs. Look for the bulbs you planted in the spring and anticipate their arrival! You can even cut them and bring them indoors to enjoy.
6. Watch “It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown.” This is a holiday classic! Check local listings so you are sure to catch this favorite when it airs!
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7. Head to the library for Easter themed books. There are dozens of Easter themed books for kids or even nonfiction choices to enjoy! Head to the library and see what the librarian suggests as far as family-friendly reads. You can also pick up a few affordable options on Amazon.
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8. Enjoy some jelly beans! Jelly beans are an Easter staple! Snack or even craft with jelly beans, they are one of the oldest Easter treats around.
9. Pick up some bunny and chick Peeps. You can’t have Easter without PEEPS! Enjoy all of the Peeps colors and shapes, eat them, or craft with them. You can even use Peeps to make Peeps playdough!
10. Make an Easter wreath. Grab a wreath form and some ribbon and create an Easter wreath. Use it on your front door or give it as a gift to a friend.
You can also try this Easter egg carton wreath idea from Our Potluck Family.
11. Make an Easter grass sensory bin. Pick up various colors or Easter grass and place them in a bin. Give kids shovels, tongs, and spoons so they can play in the bin and enjoy the sensory experience. The Eyes of a Boy made this fun confetti spring sensory bin.
12. Play educational games with plastic eggs. Use plastic eggs as educational tools! Write sight words on them or even hide sight words in them. My son's class recently did this activity.
13. Learn Easter songs. Head to YouTube where you can find all sorts of Easter songs and poems. Listen to them and try to memorize them.
14. Make jello eggs. Find a recipe for jello jiggler eggs. You can find molds at most stores or online, and use them to make a fun and sweet Easter treat.
15. Find a recipe for Easter themed slime. Why not try your hand at some Easter themed slime? Head to the internet for recipes and see what colorful concoctions you can come up with like this sparkly glitter slime.
16. Make Easter cards. Get out craft supplies and make Easter cards for a local hospital or nursing home.
17. Go see the Easter Bunny. Head to the mall and pay a visit to the Easter bunny! Let him know what you want for Easter.
18. Make an Easter ham. This classic Easter dish is so tasty!
19. Buy an Easter lily. These beautiful plants are in abundance during the Easter season. Grab a plant or two and display it.
20. Buy some bunny ears. Head to the dollar store where bunny ears and other Easter swag is waiting for you.
21. Decorate your yard. Sprinkle plastic Easter eggs or Easter inflatables in your yard for some festive fun.
22. Turn your drink pink. Add some pink food coloring to your milk or other beverage for some pastel fun.
23. Enjoy a trip to the candy store. Browse the rows of chocolate bunnies and other Easter-themed candy treats. You can make this Easter pretzel popcorn with Easter candy! Other recipes that need Easter candy include these Easter Cookie Bars and Funfetti Cookies.
24. Attend a parade. If there is an Easter or spring parade in your town, grab your lawn chairs and be sure to attend.
25. Try some Easter crafts. Pom bunnies, finger painting projects, and tissue paper flowers are all fun Easter crafts. Get out the craft supplies and see what kinds of frugal Easter artwork you can make for décor and gifts. These Easter photo props are a frugal idea to take family photos this year.
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Are you ready to get into the Easter spirit? Consider this bucket list of 25 things to do this Easter, and see how much this holiday season can be!
