Materials
Commercial egg dye kits, 1 kit for every 5 children
Containers for the egg dye
Plastic spoons
Hard boiled eggs, 3-4 per child
Crayons
Puffy paints
Instructions
What to do
1. Set up three stations: a drawing table, an egg-dyeing table, and a puffy-paint table
2. At the first station, have the children use crayons to color designs or write their names on their
eggs.
3. At the second station, set out the prepared egg dyes, and let the children take turns dyeing
their eggs.
4. After the eggs are dry, the children may decorate them with puffy paint at the third station.
More to do
Outdoors: Have an Easter egg hunt using real or plastic Easter eggs.
