How to Make Adorable Chick Finger Puppets

I know, I know...We are obsessed with puppet crafts at my house. Can you blame me though?! Not only are they a cute craft for kids to make but they are incredibly fun to play with afterwards. After we made our bunny yesterday my preschooler pointed out that with Easter coming up this weekend we just had to make a chick too. It was such a genius idea since now our cute bunnies have new friends to play with.

Incredibly Cute Bunny Finger Puppets

Happy Spring my friends! With Easter less than a week away, it's such a perfect time to read some cute bunny books and make some cute bunny crafts! If you are looking for a last minute Easter craft idea for this week, we are sharing the perfect bunny craft today! These incredibly cute bunny finger puppets are adorable, simple to make and they are so fun for kids to play with.

Tin Foil Easter Egg Art

I've been in the mood to try new things this week. Earlier in the week I fell in love with painting newspaper with watercolors and now we are using a totally new material to us, tin foil (aka aluminum foil). If you are looking for a simple and fun Easter art activity for your kids, this is it! This tin foil Easter egg art is vibrant and colorful and it's a great opportunity for children to let their creativity shine by creating a unique design on their egg. 

DIY Easter Bunny Candy Pouches

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #EasterSweets #CollectiveBias We hope you feel inspired to get crafty and personalize some Easter baskets this year with these adorable DIY Easter Bunny Candy Pouches.

Do you have some-bunny special in your life that could use a sweet reminder of how much you love them this Easter? Today I'm sharing how to make these super duper adorable DIY Easter Bunny candy pouches that add the perfect personal touch and cuteness to any Easter basket.

Easy Peasy Foam Cup Chick Craft for Kids

Looking for an easy, peasy and fun craft to make with the kids for Easter? This foam cup chick craft is just that! You can make it in no time at all, and even couple it with a favorite Easter book or two. If you buy a package of foam cups to make this craft, make sure to also make our super cute bunnies that we shared a few days ago. Look for some book recommendations near the end of this post.

How to Make a Super Cute Foam Cup Bunny Craft

Wait, what? Another foam cup craft you ask? Absolutely! And trust me, you are definitely going to want to add this one to your spring crafting to-do list. This super cute foam bunny craft  is fun for kids to create and it makes an adorable spring decoration for around the house or on the Easter dinner table. Go grab your supplies and get ready to have a fun-filled afternoon creating this bunny craft cuteness with your kids!  Look for some fun book recommendations near the end of this post.

Simple Chick Craft for Kids

This cute and simple chick craft for kids was inspired by our recent Baa Baa Black Sheep craft. I loved the fun fluffy texture we got when we colored with white crayon on top of the black paint to make the sheep wool, and it made my mind spin with other fun ways we could get that same type of texture with different crafts. This time we used Fun Chalk to make that same fluffy texture and boy oh boy, I love how cute it turned out! If you're looking for a simple chick craft to make for Easter, you don't want to miss this one!

Dyed Cotton Ball Sheep Craft

How does a sheep get clean? ...He takes a baaaath! My daughter ate a Laffy Taffy with that silly joke on it this afternoon. We giggled at the joke and then smiled at how it coincided perfectly with all of the sheep-themed activities we've been doing this week. This dyed cotton ball sheep craft is our last activity for the week. It's so fluffy and fun and it goes along perfectly with the nursery rhyme Baa, Baa Black Sheep or as a cute Easter or spring craft for kids.

Yarn Wrapped Sheep Craft for Kids

Yarn wrapped crafts have become a favorite at my house these last few months. I love the awesome fine motor work it gives my preschooler with her using her small fingers and muscles to maneuver the yarn around objects and I love how fluffy the yarn makes a finished craft look. If you are looking for a cute spring or Easter craft to make with your kids you are going to love this adorable yarn wrapped sheep craft we are sharing today. 

Hatching Chick Craft (with Free Printable Pattern)

We have been having so much fun with Chick Crafts this year! I think this Chick Hatching Craft is the last one I'm going to share with you for the Easter season, but it might just be my most favorite one yet. Not only do you get to decorate an egg, but the chick slides in and out of the egg like it's hatching out. Too cute right?!

Balloon Printed Chicks Kids Craft

I am super excited to be taking part in the Painting Challenge this month hosted by Messy Little Monster. Each day for 35 days a different blogger is highlighting a different painting technique for kids. Since we love painting with balloons at my house, I jumped at the chance to write about Balloon Printing. Along with the process of painting with balloons, I am also sharing this fun Chicks Craft you can make for Spring using balloon prints.

Brussels Sprouts Stamped Bunny Craft for Kids

It's that time of the month again! I've joined together with the Kids Craft Stars to bring you our monthly craft challenge post. Every month we have a challenge between us bloggers to incorporate a different craft medium or technique into a kids craft. This month's challenge was to create a kids craft using a fruit or vegetable as a stamp. We love stamping crafts at our house but stamping with food is something we had actually never done. That made the challenge even more exciting for me! We decided to use Brussels Sprouts to stamp the fur on this cute Bunny Kids Craft.

10 Spring Chick Crafts for Kids

Chick Crafts are among our favorites in Spring. They are a perfect Easter kids craft for celebrating new life in spring and not to mention they are just dang adorable! We put together a round up of 10 of our favorite chick crafts for kids. I hope you feel inspired to get crafting some precious chicks! 

Spring Chick Craft for Kids from Envelope

After we made our Bunny Envelope Craft the other day we were instantly inspired to make more spring animals. Since spring crafting doesn't feel complete with making chicks, today I'm sharing with you how to make this cute Spring Chick Craft out of an envelope. You aren't going to believe how simple it is to make, and your kids will love them! 

Bunny Kids Craft made from an Envelope

With Easter being a month away (can you believe it?!) I wanted to get some early Easter crafting done to share some new ideas with you this year. We started with our cute Bunny Card yesterday and today I'm sharing how we made this adorable bunny craft out of an envelope. I love how the envelope is an everyday item found in the home and that it's the perfect size for toddlers and preschoolers to put their little hands in to play with their craft. 

Easter Kids Craft: Some Bunny Loves You Card

Holidays are such a great time to drop cute cards in the mail to family and friends to let them know you love them and are thinking about them. Today I'm sharing with you how to make this cute Bunny Easter Card with the simple message "Some bunny loves you!" Not only is it a fun kids craft, but the recipient will treasure the personalized bunny on the front of the card.

Sheep Craft for Kids

The other day as I was fumbling through the bags at the bottom of my craft closet I came across some bags of fake snow Styrofoam pebbles that I purchased on clearance after Christmas this year and it hit me that they would be a perfect material for a sheep craft. I had been wanting to make a sheep with my daughter so it was perfect timing! 

Easter Egg Sensory Play and Learning

I put together an Easter Egg Sensory Bin for my daughter last week and it was a hit! We are still working on recognizing our numbers so I decided to incorporate some learning in the bin with number and color matching.  

Stamped Bunny Craft

My preschooler loves stamping crafts! Since Easter is coming up, I set up this simple stamped Bunny Craft for her. To go along with the bunny theme, we used a carrot cookie cutter for the stamping. We also added some spring colored glitter because you know, glitter makes everything better! :)

Cupcake Liner Bunnies

I've been playing with cupcake liners again... Here's a simple and fun bunny craft for Easter.

  Start by gluing some mini cupcake liners on a piece of paper.  

We used an empty toilet paper roll to make the bunny ears. Bend the sides down of the empty TP roll to make a bunny ear shape.

Dip the TP roll into white paint and then on the top of the cupcake liners to make the bunny ears.

Finish the bunnies by using some pink paint in the ears and for the nose. Add some googly eyes and a mouth and whiskers with a black marker.

I keep forgetting to mention the two Easter books we've loved this year. We came home with a whole arm load, but these two were our favorites out of the bunch.

Peter Cottontail by Amanda Stephens, illustrated by Christopher Santoro.

Oh no! It's Easter morning and someone has stolen all the Easter eggs! Will Easter be cancelled? Not if Peter Cottontail can help it. When he hears Wily Wolf singing about his stolen eggs, Peter Cottontail hatches a plot to save Easter. Not only is this a cute story, but I love how at the end of the book they tell you how many Easter eggs are found throughout the book and it challenges you to try to find them all. Both of my boys spent lots of time counting up all the eggs they could find.

The Easter Egg by Jan Brett

It's time for rabbits to decorate eggs for the Easter Rabbit. This year Hoppi is old enough to join in, and if he can just make the winning egg, he will be the one to help the Easter Rabbit on Easter. But Hoppi hasn't decided what kind of egg to make. And as he hops along and sees one fantastic egg after another, he begins to wonder how he can compete. Hoppi goes into the woods to think about his egg, and just when he figures out that he only has to make the best egg he can, his plans take a most unexpected turn. The illustrations on every page in this book are so fun! It is such a touching, sweet story!