Enjoy these spring crafts, science experiments, virtual field trips and more.

Friday Fun: 100+ Easter activities

Today’s Friday fun is all about Easter and spring! What does your family do for Easter? It’s one of two holidays that my family and I do with just the three of us (the other is Halloween). It’s special that way, and after Wood Sprite* does her egg hunt and gets into her goodies, we usually spend the day playing—doing karaoke, crafts, whatever we want!—since Daddy’s off work.

Here are some fun craft ideas, science experiments and other activities we’ll be using this weekend! Some of these links have dozens of ideas, so you may want to bookmark them for later, or even next year. Tip: I like to keep two plan books going at once, and whatever we don’t do that we want to do or we want to repeat, I jot down in next year’s book.

Feel free to share some of your own ideas in the comments.

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Science Junction Egg-cellent Adventures

Steve Spangler Science: Amazing Egg Adventures

Steve Spangler Science: Color Mixing Tray

Kids Zone Science: Soft-Shelled Eggs

Egg Experiments

The Good Egg Project

How Jelly Beans are Made

Egg in a Bottle Demo

Project Feederwatch is a wonderful way to get involved in citizen science!

Draw some funny bunnies with these Klutz tutorials.

The Activity Mom has some wonderful story starters for the holiday. Make them even more fun by giving your child different colored dry erase markers and writing the story on a mirror, complete with bunny decorations!

Crafts (with various mediums) for the holiday:

Crayon resist pictures from That Artist Woman

We Made That: Easter Egg Tree

First Palette: Papier Mache Easter Eggs

Little Wonder Days Shaving Cream Painted Easter Cards

Little Wonder Days Printmaking Easter Eggs

Enchanted Tree: Folded Paper Spring Crafts

Crafty Crow: Baby Chick Cards

The Crafty Crow is one of my favorite websites; visit their entire Easter collection for more brilliant ideas!

How Easter is celebrated around the world:

With pictures at Huffington Post

Video at CNN

Crown Relocations

From Kiwi Crate:

Pom Pom Bunny Tails

No Sew Bunny Basket

Do you follow Kiwi Crate on Pinterest? Holy cow, they have so many great ideas!

*Wood Sprite is the online alias I use for my seven-year-old daughter.

Photo courtesy of Sara S.

This is our Netherland dwarf bunny, Chocolate Chip.