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Easter Fun!

4 Creative Ideas to Decorate Easter Eggs, plus a Game to Play
02-21-19

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Here are four ways to decorate Easter eggs and a game to play when you're done. Easter fun for everyone!
Easter Crafts!
1. Natural Easter-Egg Dye

Does your family dye hard-boiled eggs every year for Easter? This year, look around your kitchen for natural, make-it-yourself colors.

Does your family dye hard-boiled eggs every year for Easter? This year, look around your kitchen for natural, make-it-yourself colors.

2. Sticker Eggs

Kids love to put stickers on paper, cards, and notebooks. So why not put them on Easter eggs? Let your kids get sticker-happy—add one sticker or a dozen!

Kids love to put stickers on paper, cards, and notebooks. So why not put them on Easter eggs?

3. Tie-Dye Easter Eggs

Try a new way to dye eggs! This easy riff on the standard one-color method gives eggs a multicolor pattern—without the extra hassle.

Try a new way to dye eggs! This easy riff on the standard one-color method gives eggs a multicolor pattern—without the extra hassle.

 4. Confetti Eggs

Eggshells filled with confetti, called cascarones, are a Mexican tradition during Easter. A child gently crushes the egg over a friend’s (or sibling’s) head so the confetti showers out.

Eggshells filled with confetti, called cascarones, are a Mexican tradition during Easter. A child gently crushes the egg over a friend’s (or sibling’s) head so the confetti showers out. It may sound strange, but it’s actually lots of fun.

5. Egg Hunt and Matching Game

First, you decorate craft-foam eggs and then play a matching game to find them.

First, you decorate craft-foam eggs and then play a matching game to find them.

 

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