Easter is a wonderful time for families to come together and create lasting memories. One way to do this is through crafting. Not only is it fun, but it can also help children develop important skills such as fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity.
In this listicle, we will explore seven simple and easy Easter crafts to do with your preschooler that is sure to bring joy to the whole family.
Creating Easter eggs is a classic craft that is easy and fun for preschoolers. Start by printing out egg templates and having your child decorate them with crayons, markers, or paint. Once they are finished, cut them out and punch a hole in the top for a ribbon or string to hang them up.
This craft is not only adorable but also helps your child develop their cutting and glueing skills. Cut out bunny ear templates and have your child decorate them with crayons or markers. Once they are finished, glue them onto a headband and voila! Your child has their very own pair of bunny ears.
Paper plates are a versatile crafting material that can be used for many different crafts, including this adorable Easter bunny. Simply cut out the shape of a bunny head from a paper plate and have your child decorate it with markers or paint. Add some ears and whiskers and you have an adorable Easter decoration.
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Chick and Egg Finger Painting
Finger painting is a great way for preschoolers to explore their creativity while developing their fine motor skills. For this craft, have your child paint an egg shape and a chick shape using their fingers. Once the paint has dried, cut out the shapes and glue the chick onto the egg.
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Easter Egg Potato Stamping
Potato stamping is a classic crafting technique that is easy and fun for preschoolers. Simply cut a potato in half and carve out an egg shape on the cut side. Dip the potato in paint and have your child stamp the egg shape onto paper. Once the paint has dried, cut out the shapes and decorate them with markers or glitter.
This craft is a great way to capture your child’s handprint and create a lasting Easter keepsake. Have your child dip their hand in paint and make a print on a piece of paper. Once the paint has dried, add some bunny ears and a nose to create a cute bunny face.
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Tissue Paper Cardboard Bunny
To start, gather a tissue paper roll cardboard, construction paper, scissors, glue, and markers. Cut out two large bunny ears from the construction paper and glue them onto the top of the tissue paper roll cardboard. Then, cut out two small circles for the bunny’s eyes and draw pupils with a marker.
Cut a small triangle for the nose and glue it in the centre of the face. Draw a mouth and whiskers using a marker. Finally, cut out two small hands and feet from the construction paper and glue them onto the bottom of the tissue paper roll cardboard. Once completed, your child will have a cute and festive Easter bunny decoration that they can proudly display.
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Crafting is a wonderful way for families to spend time together and create lasting memories. By doing Easter crafts with your preschooler, you not only create fun decorations but also help your child develop important skills such as fine motor skills and creativity.
We hope that these seven simple and easy Easter crafts have inspired you to create your own Easter decorations with your preschooler.
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