Easter crafts/games for Kindergarten? (Easy, as I do not have much time to plan!)?

Answer 1

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hide the easter eggs and let them find them
Bunny hop
A tisket a tasket
Pin the tail on the bunny

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teacher, mom, grandmom

Answer 2

easter games:
Stick the tail on the bunny (draw a simple bunny figure and use cotton balls with tape on them to stick the tail to his bottom)
for a craft : also using cotton balls have them make a fuzzy lamb. just take an outline of a sheep and stick the cotton balls to the sheep.

Answer 3

EASTER EGG HUNT!
just put little hershey kisses or something in the eggs
hide the eggs
and send the kids out with little baskets to find them
whoever finds the most wins
but everyone gets a prize :]

Answer 4

Try these!!!

http://www.preschoolexpress.com/holiday_…

http://www.preschoolexpress.com/game_sta…

http://www.allthedaze.com/bunny.html

http://www.allthedaze.com/spring5.html

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Childcare teacher since 1996, BA in Elem Ed, current preschool teacher and Mikayla's mom(age 3 and a half)

Answer 5

have them color a paper easter egg

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=…

Answer 6

The possibilities are nearly endless. You can...
Have them color a paper egg/bunny/bird/lamb
As Gina said-Easter Egg Hunt
Play a different version of "Doggy, Doggy, Who's Got Your Bone"-"Bunny, Bunny, Who's Got Your Carrot"
Have a mysterious visit from the "Easter Bunny", in which the children are told to wait outside for the Easter Bunny to come, and when they come back inside they find a little candy (Jolly Rancher, Hershey Kiss, a few Skittles, etc.) on their desk.
Read aloud a cute storybook, such as A Home For A Bunny.
Play Musical Chairs with Here Comes Peter Cottontail as the song.

Answer 7

A few ideas...:-)

Familiar Games with an Easter twist...
Play Easter Bunny, Easter Bunny, Where's You Egg? Played like the familiar game "Doggie, Doggie where's your bone?"

Cut-out a large paper egg.
The players form a circle with one child in the middle as "the Bunny" The Bunny covers their eyes while a player is selected TO SIT on the egg. Then the Children say...
"Easter Bunny, Easter Bunny, where's your egg?
Somebody stole it from your home!"
The Easter bunny has three guesses to find the
child who is sitting on the paper egg. That child then becomes
the new bunny in the middle.

Play the "Easter Bunny Says", instead of "Simon Says."..
Or---
Egg's Out
Play hot potato with a plastic Easter egg---play Easter music such as "Easter Parade" or "Here Comes Peter Cotton Tail" for the stop and go of the egg pass...

BUNNY HOP
Use pieces of masking tape to make Bunny foot-prints all over the floor. Start playing some Easter music. Have children pretend to be Bunnies and hop around the room. When you stop the music, have the bunnies find footprints to stand on (one Bunny to a paw-print). When you start the music again, have the bunnies continue hopping around the room.

BUNNY WALK (Pre-K to Gr.1)
Play music of your choice and encourage the children to move like: BIG Bunnies, Little bunnies, Tired Bunnies, Happy Bunnies, Scared Bunnies, Etc.

JELLY BEAN PAINTING
Materials: Jellybeans, paint, paper, tape, a box
Directions: Place a piece of paper in a box (take the tape and roll a piece over--- place it on the back of the paper to keep the paper secure in the box...
Add small amounts of paint in each corner. Place a few jellybeans in the box and have the children move the box so that the jellybeans will roll through the paint and create an abstract design "work of art..." :-)

DO THE BUNNY POKEY!
Sung to: "Hokey Pokey"
You put your bunny ears in
(Place hands on head to make ears)
You put your bunny ears out.
You put your bunny ears in.
And you shake them all about.
You do the Bunny Pokey
And hop yourself around,
That's what it's all about!
Additional verses:
"You put your bunny nose in
You put your bunny tail in
You put your bunny paws in"

THUMB PRINT EASTER BASKETS
Need: Picture of an Easter Basket, Paint, and children's thumbs.
Draw or down-load a simple picture of an empty Easter basket. Put a variety of paints in shallow dishes and let the kids dip there thumbs and make Easter eggs in the basket!

These ideas are from www.Ater-School-Care-.com
There are 59 Easter Ideas ...and...45 Spring Ideas!!! (Also fun ways to color Easter Eggs)
The forum page is:
http://www.after-school-care.com/Forum.a…

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Barb Shelby

Answer 8

hide easter aggs and let the kids find them
print out a template of an egg,or just cut out an oval and then ask the kids to decorate it into a easter agg..u can use glitter,sparkles,beads,markers..anything… love creativity

Answer 9

make bunnies. We did them at preschool. Use a paper plate as the face and have them cut out the ears and nose. have them glue on googly eyes and draw the wiskers

Answer 10

You can make Easter eggs..
It's just a cartoon oval shape and then they are going to paint on it to make their own easter eggs..They can paint it or color it (Crayons).. I think it will show How Creative Are They