Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt Free Printable

I found a similar idea to this and thought I would create my own to share with everyone. It is a fun way for the kids to hunt for their Easter basket and even has a special message about Easter at the end of it! Let me know if you have any trouble printing it! Thanks!

Easter Clues-click here for PDF

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Sweet 16 Alice in Wonderland Party

Alice In Wonderland Party Theme This is a theme you can make very fun and playful or very elegant and fun. The stuff featured in this blog post come mostly from shops I browsed around on Etsy. None of these pictures are mine and belong to the shop owners. I will make sure I leave the link so you can click and buy or print the things you need for the parties you see featured here. THE INVITES Click here for Etsy shop. Click here for the Etsy shop The Decor Click here for 'This way, that way' signs. Colorful paper lanterns are a great idea! Don't forget your teacups! They don't have to be from the same set. The good thing about Alice in Wonderland is it is very unique and very mismatched and colorful. The Food Water Bottle Labels We all know I am queen of themed water bottle labels! A lot of people sell these but how hard can they really be to make? I'm sure you can even have a ...

Creepy Disney Park Legends

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I saw this genius idea in "The Mailbox" Magazine where you make your own coconut tree, attach it to a baking sheet, and use magnetic lowercase letters to reinact the story with your child. Materials you will need: -Metal baking sheet (the tree isn't permanently attached so will have your pan back for baking, I promise!) -green sheet of card stock paper -brown sheet of card stock paper -pencil -scissors -tape -magnetic lowercase letters (I had a hard time finding these in my local stores so I ended up purchasing them on ebay for cheap) Directions: 1. Take the green sheet of card stock paper and use your pencil to sketch the top of a coconut tree. See my picture below. If you have a difficult time with this, you could always do a google search for "coconut tree clip art", print one out and trace it on your paper. 2. Cut out your sketch of the top of the coconut tree. 3. Use your brown sheet of card stock paper and cut out a rectangle piece...

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