Maybe there is something here you can use! http://directory.google.com/Top/Kids_and_Teens/People_and_Society/Holidays_and_Celebrations/Easter/Fun_and_Games/?tc=1 Here is a link that might be useful: Easter Fun

Here is something I saved from last year. Maybe it will help. Ideas for Easter: From the Easter bunny:  sidewalk chalk  bubbles  crayons/coloring book  sand toys  small pot with a baggie of soil and some marigold seeds  small sized book  balloons-blow up and fill the floor  new swimsuits and swim shoes  swim float for the baby, water wings, anything in that theme  snorkle and goggles for the older child  Sunscreen - colored kinda that fades so you cover every part  kites  headbands, barretts  small beach chair  NEW toothbrush and a new thing of toothpaste  character pillowcases  small flashlight  chapstick  a new kite  fishing stuff  t-shirt, socks  waterpaints and paper to paint on  kid-sized gardening tools and a watering can  sunglasses  travel game (i.e., with magnets)  personalized pencils or pens  movie theater or blockbuster gift certificate  bottle of fancy lotion  new spiffy shoelaces  harmonica for toddlers and preschoolers  garden seeds  sunblock lip balm  stickers, stamps, stuffed animals, etc.  glycerine soap with toys inside  animal crackers  plastic tub toys  bibs To Do:  Put change - nickels, dimes, quarters - in plastic eggs. Hide the eggs before they come to the house in the afternoon - each child is allowed a predetermined amount of eggs - so it is equal.  Make rice krispies treats and instead of spreading them out in a pan form little nests out of them on wax paper on a cookie sheet. Put a few jelly beans in the middle, and a marshmallow peep on top of the beans.  Make a stencil of bunny feet. Use a paper plate as a cut out. Then using some baby powder or carpet fresh create a bunny trail through the house to their baskets...little kids love that.  But to make Easter FUN...Get the tiny fillable eggs and place notes in them sending them on a wild goose chase(if you plan it right-it could take up a lot of time so you can sit and enjoy your coffee) At the end of the chase buy a six pack of soda, sugary cereal, or just anything that they normally would never have. And thatÂs their treat. Planning the wild goose chase is easier if you start from the end, then backtrack. Write the clues in poem form if you can. Roses are red. Violets are blue. Open your closet. And look in a shoe. Place a few tiny treats along the way...maybe a keychain or crazy bone (remember those?) Also do this at Valentines day. It takes about 30-50 eggs to make a good chase so start planning places to hide them. Use every room in the house. Hide some in the washer and dryer, in the pantry, in coat pockets and under pillows. Even plan one for the kids to call grandmom for the next clue. Send them to the neighbors yards or houses (get permission first)

I'm ready to help, but I have some questions...do you have the recipe (if not, I do). How many batches (or squares) do you want to make? Have you made these before (if not, I have tips for you...). Also, they only stay fresh for a day or two, otherwise they get kinda hard. They are easy to do, so you could do a test run and then make the real ones just before your Easter fun. I'll check back later today.

Hey ladies....glad you all had a nice Easter with kids and grands. It snowed this year so no egg hunt for us. Everyone just kinda did their own thing after lunch. Some of us played cards, others watched movies, played video games, napped or went to visit other families. Luvs~ Since 2 of my older kids "know" they request certain things in their baskets. They don't want a bunch of different candies, they'd rather have one big bag of a certain candy bar or a big bag of chips, etc. So it gets a little difficult to remember who asked for what, but it all worked out. The one thing the bunny forgot in the 5 yr olds basket was fishy crackers (the girl is addicted). I told her he must have dropped them out when he was hopping to our house. She said he should really be more careful, but was ok after that. ha They got one movie...Chipmunks the squeakquel. The Easter Bunny always comes to our house Friday night, they get their baskets Sat, we have our family easter get together Sat, then church on Sunday. Don't like the kids having to be hyped up on sugar at church so that's the way we've always done it. ha We being Southern have a ton of food for Sat lunch. Grandma is in charge of the Easter Egg hunt. She puts money (change and $1s) and candy in plastic eggs and hides them. She does a kid hunt and an adult hunt. (The adult eggs have bigger bills). Ensures everyone joins in the fun. ha Gotta go make lunch for the child. Trying to find a new project to work on. My 3rd child is turning 10 on Monday and will be having a sleepover on Friday and then we have a party for my Aunts b-day on Sat so don't know if I'll get to paint this weekend. We shall see. ~Anj