Make muffins with the childre and then let them ice them. Finally, add a piece of licorice to the top to make it look like a muffin. Use a cardboard cutout bunny footprint as a pattern to make baby powder footprints on the floor of your classroom. When they ask where the footprints came from don't tell them let them guess. Fill a small wading pool or other container with Easter grass and place in an area of your classroom. Let your children read or play in the Easter Grass
Make silly putty with your class. Put this putty in plastic easter eggs. For great silly putty recipes see our recipes section at: http://www.everythingpreschool.com/recipes/index.htm Put fun prizes in small plastic eggs. When you see a child doing something kind give them an egg. Place a egg in a container and pour vinegar over the egg until it is completely covered with liquid. Ask your children what they think will happen to the egg. In a few days your children will be delighted and surprised at what happens. Use strawberry baskets, blueberry baskets, or milk catons for Easter Baskets. Dye your water table yellow. Place plastic eggs into the water table and then let your children pretend that they are cooking with eggs (the yellow water is a beaten egg) Provide your children with different types of eggs and let them taste the difference (hard boiled, scrambled, over easy, etc) Have egg drop soup for snack

• One third cup butterscotch morsels
• One cup chow mein noodles
• Candy Robin's eggs

• Melt the butterscotch morsels in the microwave and then add chow mein noodles. When partially cooled let your children make noodles into a bird nest. Then let the nest harden.

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