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I used to be great at planning holiday homeschool theme time. Now, not so much. As the work load for 3 homeschool kids has increased, I have less time to really plan out all of the extra stuff. So, although these photos make it look like I was massively organized and prepared, I assure I was NOT. I haphazardly dug out the Easter storage bin, put the books on the shelf, dumped the trinkets in a bin for the {goofy stuff not even related to Easter} sensory bin, and set out a few bunnies and eggs {also unrelated but cute}.
I love this little wagon basket, and put our Easter board books in it…![]()
Our very favorite Easter books…
Everything you will see below was a spur of the moment thing, I literally grabbed something when we had a few extra minutes! To top it all off, I was so unprepared, we did most of this AFTER Easter! The kids liked the little Easter addition, as always, which is why I try to always do special theme things for them. Hal of the reason I am writing this post now is so I can come back to it next year and hopefully it will help me with some planning!
They especially LOVE crafts, so I browsed my Easter Pinterest board and chose this one! It was a BIG success!
Krash got very into it and chose to make a checkerboard and use oil pastels instead of paint. He gave it to his grandparents as a gift so I didn’t get a pic of his final project, it was beautiful!![]()
He wanted another craft the next day while I was doing school with Pac, I showed him how to do this cross craft and he loved it! Again, no final shot since he gave it as a gift!![]()
Ladybug enjoyed this activity, with a hidden Easter message!![]()
We colored a bit from my Easter Just Color printable set…![]()
We did a few activities from some Easter printable packs too. Here she was doing a 1-10 Easter Cross puzzle {which I cannot find where I got, please let me know if you know-it had 3 crosses and a green hill with yellow behind it}…![]()
We read Benjamin’s Box and used our Resurrection Eggs mini book too. The kids always love learning about the story with the eggs!
EMPTY!
Our annual game of Easter Memory…![]()
Loved having What’s in the Bible Volume 10 as another resource this year!
We added volcano eggs to our family egg dying night, they were a fun addition!
Before I put it all away, here was our Easter work display…
See our Easter Theme Pinterest Board here!


