Colourful Easter Eggs

We dyed eggs for Easter!  First we poked a hole into each end of the egg.  Blow out the yolk and albumen. We mixed food colouring, vinegar, and a small amount of water into a container.  Place the eggs into the container and let them sit for awhile.  The longer the eggs “sit” in the dye, the deeper the colour.  When they reach the colour you like, remove them from the dye and let dry.  Place into a bowl !

This is a fun family activity!

Hoppy Easter to You!

This simple craft creation is perfect for the young and old in your house!  Create a paper bag “nest” to house your Easter treats.  Include a fluffy little bird or chick to complete the look!  Here’s how to make your own little “nest.”

You will need

brown paper bags- lunch size or smaller

scissors* – *safety scissors for those wee, little ones

treats to place inside the paper bag “nest”

First

* place a paper bag on the table

Cut approximately 1/2 to 3/4 off the top of the bag.  Save the cut top half of the bag to “shred” for “nest” filling.

First, cut across 1/2 to 3/4 from the top of the bag.

 

Next,

• carefully open the paper bag and fold the top edges down, roll, and fold a few more times

Gently roll the bag from the rim to the bottom.

Then,

• Scrunch the bottom corners in to make the little paper bag look “nest” like.

Shred the left over “cut” piece of bag for nest filling.

Finally,

• Add some jellybeans or Easter eggs to the nest.  Place a small “chick” or “bird” into the paper “nest.”