While the winter wonderland hopefully won't return until next year, another wonderland is waiting to settle into the comforts of your own home: Easter. As it approaches, you can plan the perfect indoor Easter egg hunt party and create a wonderland for your kids in your own homes with some marvelous Easter party ideas.
To plan the Easter wonderland, you will need to decide what you need for the party. First, you will need invitations, decorations, and delicious treats and beverages to satisfy your kids and their friends.
The invitations can be a creative project for you and the kids. To
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Using Up Your Easter Eggs
by Jane Wangersky April 11th, 2011 | Easter, Recipe
If you really get into decorating Easter eggs, you may find yourself with lots of hard-boiled eggs to use up somehow in the days that follow. Don't worry; there are plenty of things to do with them besides egg-salad sandwiches. You can even use them in a main dish for a meatless supper. These ideas come from Many Ways for Cooking Eggs, by Sarah Tyson Heston Rorer, which you can find at Project Gutenberg. Just this once, I haven't tested the recipes myself; I was wasting time experimentally baking with Cadbury Creme Eggs, and all I have
Easter Egg Place Cards
by Michele April 7th, 2011 | Craft, Easter
Hosting Easter brunch or dinner at your house? Here's a simple craft with multiple benefits. One, it will tell each guest for Easter brunch or dinner where to sit. Two, it will provide each guest with a ready to eat appetizer or treat to take home. Three, it will provide entertainment for your family, a day or two before Easter, as they help make the place cards. Four, these eggs will add a decorative touch to your tabletop.
What you will need:
1 white, hard-boiled egg per guest
white crayons
egg dying kit
white poster board
markers
glue or stapler
How to make the place cards:
Write one
What you will need:
1 white, hard-boiled egg per guest
white crayons
egg dying kit
white poster board
markers
glue or stapler
How to make the place cards:
Write one
Eggs of Joy and Cheers
by Chang Song April 4th, 2011 | Decorations, Easter
Spring is beginning to settle in, which means the Easter Bunny is not that far behind. It's that time of the year again -- Easter is just right round the corner. It is the time when parents try to become creative and clever with their Easter decoration ideas so they can make their celebrations great experiences for their children, especially the little ones.
While decorating the house in full Easter gear can help your kids get into the holiday spirit for Easter, keep in mind that the most important decoration parents should make are Easter eggs. For many kids, Easter
While decorating the house in full Easter gear can help your kids get into the holiday spirit for Easter, keep in mind that the most important decoration parents should make are Easter eggs. For many kids, Easter
Wordless Book Easter Project
by Ronald A. Rowe April 6th, 2010 | Easter
To believers in Jesus Christ, Easter should be the most exciting and joyous holiday of the year. Easter is when we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and His total victory over death, instead we get Easter Bunnies and plastic eggs.
This year I thought we’d try to re-insert the deeper meaning of Easter into the cultural celebration. I took the original Easter story and mixed it into the 21st century Easter festivities and sprinkled in a little visual aid invented by Charles Spurgeon in 1866. The result is a simple, inexpensive project that is fun and inspirational.
You may have heard
This year I thought we’d try to re-insert the deeper meaning of Easter into the cultural celebration. I took the original Easter story and mixed it into the 21st century Easter festivities and sprinkled in a little visual aid invented by Charles Spurgeon in 1866. The result is a simple, inexpensive project that is fun and inspirational.
You may have heard
