Easter Egg-Themed DIYs

This fun Easter activity involves emptying and drying out egg shells, the filling them with confetti or glitter, covering the hole with tissue paper and decorating the outside. Tradition says that good luck befalls whoever gets an egg cracked over their head and showered with confetti.

Who said an Easter basket was the only way to give out your festive treats for the holiday? A Easter egg piñata would be perfect to break open with the kids on Easter Sunday!

This edible treat is a fun baking activity to do with kids! Roll out sugar cookie dough and cut out the eggs together, then bake, ice and decorate to look just like real cascarones with nonpareils to mimmick confetti popping out of the top of the eggs.

These place mats are a fun way to have your kids decorate for their table setting come Easter Sunday. It's easy and fun to make, and the kids can personalize however they like with their name, colors, drawings or stickers.

An easy and creative way to decorate your Easter eggs this year, your kids can draw their own designs on hard-boiled eggs. No dying or vinegar needed! Just some permanent markers and your imagination.

The kids will love these savory empanadas filled with cheese and whatever else their little hearts desire! This colorful twist on classic empanadas is easy enough that the kids can even help you make them. Use mini cookie cutters to make fun designs with the dough!