Easter for Kids: The Weekly Kids Co-Op

 
I love Easter. I’ll confess, the fact that there’s an extra long weekend brings a smile to my face. You say, “Public Holiday” and my instant reflex is a smile. Deep down though, what Easter is really about for me, is real forgiveness and hope. Heavy subjects right? I won’t deny it. I am not ashamed of it. It’s a part of me. It is who I am. New life brings much joy. Every time I meet a newborn baby or hear of a baby being born, I can’t help but be a tad clucky. A resurrected new life, where death does not have the last word, I can only imagine the joy surrounding that.

Lessons Learnt Journal: Melted Crayon Eggs

 
Here are 10 ways to celebrate Easter with kids from last week’s Weekly Kids’ Co-Op:

• Easter Craft for Kids: Melted Crayon Eggs by Lessons Learnt Journal
• Garland Chick by Crafty Journal
• Easter Morning by Creative Kid Snacks
• Invitation to Craft – Easter by At Home with Ali
• Easter Egg Fridge Magnets by My Nearest and Dearest
• Easter Bunny No-Sew Felt Playmat by Fun at Home with Kids
• Bunny Bagalope by Crafty Journal
• Easter Egg Sensory Bin by Train Up A Child
• 30+ Other Uses for Plastic Eggs by Sun Scholars
• Paper Plate Easter Wreath by Crafty Journal

Here’s an Instagram from our family this week.

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