Today I am showing you step by step 6 different methods to color your Easter eggs!

I share my favorite (and the kid’s favorite) at the end!

This rice sensory bin is the perfect way to introduce or refamiliarize your kids with bugs and insects. It is a fun way to talk about nature and welcome spring!

Learn a little about clouds and where rain comes from while having a blast with food coloring and shaving cream! The kids will love watching the “raindrops” fall. So easy to clean up and great for multiple kids.

This activity is unexpected and full of fun and imagination! If you have some pom poms and a bucket or bin, you can create this wonderful play opportunity with basically zero prep work.

Make a rainbow sticky wall with just a handful of supplies! The kids will love the color sorting and it definitely brought some springtime cheer into our house.

Check out these great ideas for Easter baskets for the kids. We have outdoor gear and toys, indoor toys, and some practical items.

If you have painter’s tape, you can set this activity up in no time! No mess and a great way to work on balance and fine motor skills for your toddler. You can scale this for younger children and make it fun for older children!

The setup for this activity takes under 1 minute and your kids will have an absolute blast! Use straws to move the pom poms to the color matched destination and work on oral motor skills and color matching all at the same time!

This low-cost and easy-to-prep activity is sure to be a winner. Fine motor practice plus the opportunity to practice words and color sorting, all while building attention span endurance.

Grab an egg carton and make this for your toddler!

Create a winter wonderland fit for display using cotton balls, paint, and of course some googly eyes!

The kids will have a blast and you will get an adorable piece of art to display for years to come.