The St. James team hope you all have a safe Easter break with your family. We are aware that some families are lacking outside space, resources or a printer, so we have tried to come up with a few ideas that could be fun to try with simple household resources.

 

Make Easter cookies

Bake some cookies together and decorate them with Easter themes using brightly coloured icing sugar.

Pompom chicks

https://www.communityplaythings.co.uk/learning-library/articles/pompom-chicks?source=pal229

 

Make Fingerprint Bunnies

Messy, but lots of fun! Use your thumb print dipped in paint for the head, and your other finger prints to form the rest of the body. Make a bunny family keepsake – you could even repeat this each year to keep in a memory box.

Make Easter Cards

Some colouring pencils or crayons, paper and a scissors are just about all you need to make some cute cards. Not only is this one of our favourite Easter activities for kids of all ages, it’s a great keepsake to send to grandparents and loved ones. Cards like these cheeky chick pop up cards will take pride of place on top of any mantelpiece!