Dye eggs. They love it! They can be raw, but I'd recommend hardboiled. lol! Have crayons, waterproof marking pens in different colors, and a little pot of melted paraffin wax, if possible. Have jars of pre-mixed food-based dye (amounts are listed on the food coloring pkg). Decorate by drawing on the egg w/ crayon, or dipping them partially into the pot of melted wax, then dipping in a dye. Draw/dip again, and you'll see different colors (wax displaces the dye so won't take color wherever the wax is). Or pre-dye the eggs and write on them with the markers. Another neat thing is to use gold spray paint to make a "special" egg. :) It's all easier to do than describe -- but if you want more info let me know.

Thank you so much Dixie. We visited one site today and could take hours to look at all the different crafts. I would like to find her some things that would sell. Last year was her first year at having kid crafts. She did not do bad..but would like to find some things kids would really like !! We made some glitter pens today ..but would you believe we could not find the double stick tape anywhere . Walmart..Joannes , nor Michaels!! So we got some tape I thought would work and it did not work the best!! She is much more excited this year and has matured sooo much this year!! I am excited to get started and so is she!! Thanks NebGranny

how about bath salts? put about 2 tablespoons of salts into plastic baggies with the corners cut off, and tie with a ribbon. I use regular food coloring and perfume sometimes..but you can buy scent at a craft store. or an oatmeal milk bath recipe that comes with envelopes to print out. I use this oatmeal milk bath all the time! (you might want to use the corner of baggies for this one,too... 40 seems like an awful lot... http://www.allfreecrafts.com/homemade-gifts/oatmeal-milk-bath.shtml how about buy some small disposable cups and some potting soil, and some seeds, and sell some small plants. I helped my grandson make starter pots from toilet paper tubes. We also used Dixie paper cups, the tiny ones. Put at least 3 seeds in each cup. small magnets....use the flat glass marbles and cut pictures from magazines, like roses or other flowers and glue to the back of the marble;or words; buy some of the sheet magnets to cut and glue to the back of the marble. Here is a link that might be useful: kudzu's blog

When I was doing daycare, we made some really cool ornaments. I bought clear glass ball ornaments. The kids dripped a little bit of 2 different colors of glass paint into it. I taped the top shut and they gently rolled them around on the floor until the inside of the ball was completely covered. To dry them I removed the tape and layed them upside down in egg cartons to allow the excess paint to drip out. After dry, I replaced the hanger piece and we tied ribbons to the tops. They really turned out neat, looked like a marble finish.