New Classroom Easter Party Ideas

It is not always easy to come up with new ideas for the same holidays. Easter is right around the corner, and many of us need to come up with creative ideas to use for our child's classroom Easter party. A classroom Easter party can be a lot of fun. Below, find my ideas for a unique classroom Easter party.

Classroom Easter party craft ideas;

Cookie cutter painting can be fun for kids of all ages at a classroom Easter party. There are a variety of Easter cookie cutters available for purchase from Wal-Mart, Target and the Dollar Store. You can take small trays of any kind (cleaned meat trays work beautifully) and put a different color paint in each one. Set various shapes of Easter cookie cutters (chicks, bunnies, eggs, etc) all over your classroom Easter party tables. The kids can dip the cookie cutters in any color paint (switching them around for different colors) and stamping them on a pastel or white solid sheet of paper. This is a simple classroom Easter party craft so if you need to make it more challenging, have the students cut out a single shape after stamping it. The student can decorate it further then with ribbon, glitter and cut up pieces of tissue paper.

A classroom Easter party craft idea that is always a hit is bubble art on paper eggs. You will want to cover your classroom Easter party tables with newspaper or another covering. Then you will put small bowls across the table with different colors of washable paint along with 5-8 drops of dish detergent. Provide plenty of straws so that no one shares them at your classroom Easter party . Hand each student, a white egg shape that you have cut from the largest piece of paper possible. The children will blow into the paint/ bubble solution until the bubbles grow out of the bowl. The student will then take his/her paper egg and lay it on the bubbles making a beautiful print. He/she will continue to do this with different colors until the egg is all decorated. This painting method is also great for painting stationary for gifts or to make homemade wrapping paper, which could be done at your classroom Easter party as well.