Tuesday, April 12, 2011

OUR HOMEMADE INEXPENSIVE EASTER ACTIVITIES

Here are a few Easter activities we have been working on:

I purchased the flower pot & butterfly/birds/flower stakes at Target - the plant foam I bought at the Dollar Tree. I like these stakes because they are NOT sharp at the ends. This cost $5.00 to make


                       Baby Cat pushes the Spring stakes thru the foam

 Our Spring sensory bin - using all sorts of Spring / Easter items, I hid them throughout the rice bin and they searched for them.

Egg crated and color match, I made this for my 3 year old, I drew colored crosses on the bottom of the egg carton and than he matches the color and says the color aloud as he matches.



I know I posted this before, but I made my kids  Easter Magnet Pages . My preschooler used circle magnets to fill in the circles and my toddler used her ink dobbers to fill in the circles.



I will be posting our Easter crafts and more activities early next week, come back to check it out!


11 comments:

  1. i really appreciate these posts! i used your rice sensory bin idea and now i'm going to use your egg crate color and match. thank you!

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  2. We did a color match too. What fun!

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  3. I like your egg crate carton match! fun!

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  4. Love the egg carton idea. Thanks for sharing....

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  5. Wow! These ideas are fantastic. My little guy isn't quite old enough for all of these, but I'll definitely have to remember these for the future.

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  6. I LOVE the egg carton match!! Guess I will be putting that one together this weekend :) what fun my little BOO will have a blast with it!! Thnx!

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  7. I love that you drew the colored crosses on the egg cartons! Wonderful idea!

    Kerri

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  8. Your little girl looks so serious when she is doing her school work!

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  9. Great, great activities--I want to be a kid at your house! ;)

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  10. I like that you have her match the egg to colored crosses. Great idea!

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