The children are already being prepared for the upcoming Easter in kindergarten. It willcrafted and craftedAnd designing Easter eggs shouldn't be missed. It doesn't matter whether you use real eggs (boiled or blown and pre-colored or natural) that parents can give to the children or eggs made from Styrofoam or plastic. There are numerous techniques for creating an Easter egg without painting them in the traditional way. Today we'll show you a few ideas that you can use. With a few simple things you can create beautiful Easter eggs in kindergarten that the little ones will be proud of!
Designing Easter eggs in kindergarten with a punch
- Plastic eggs or real eggs
- colorful paper
- Stanzer
- child-friendly glue
It couldn't actually be simpler. The children punch out motifs from construction paper in any colorSpring or Easterfit. The punched out Easter egg motifs are then glued to the eggs using an adhesive suitable for children. By the way, plastic eggs were used in the example. You can also create real Easter eggs in kindergarten this way.
Any spring and Easter motifs
Designing Easter eggs in kindergarten with cartoon characters
Would you rather use the good old colors?Coloring Easter eggs with children, you are welcome to choose this idea when designing Easter eggs in kindergarten. Minions and Ninja Turtles were made in the example, but of course with a little imagination you can also come up with other characters popular with children.
Design Minion Easter eggs with kindergarten children:
- blue color
- yellow color
- boiled or blown eggs
- Googly eyes
- black wool
- Glue
- black felt-tip pen
Prepare the colors according to the package instructions and dip several eggs one after the other until halfway into the yellow color. Allow the paint to dry and repeat several times until you are satisfied with the coverage. Then color the other half blue. As soon as the colors have dried thoroughly, glue the googly eyes in place, outline them with the felt-tip pen and draw a mouth. You make the glasses temples from the black wool, which you wrap around it with child-friendly glueGlue egg.
Decorate Easter eggs– For the Ninja Turtles:
- green color
- boiled or blown eggs (green plastic eggs if you don't want to dye)
- Ribbons
- Googly eyes
- Glue
Prepare the paint according to the package instructions and dye the eggs green. Allow the paint to dry. Take a ribbon and wrap it a little over halfway around the egg to determine the required length. Cut the ribbon and glue it in place. Add the eyes and you're done. If you want, you can also add a mouth with a black felt-tip pen when you create these Easter eggs in kindergarten.
Creative ideas with sprinkles
The result will be particularly colorful and cheerful if you get sprinkles and use them to create Easter eggs with the children. In the image above you can see a few ideas for which you will need:
- white, pre-colored or plastic eggs
- Glue or icing
- Streusel
- Paint brush
- Spoon
For real eggs, you can use icing instead of glue.On plastic eggsit may not stick well. Place the sprinkles in a bowl. Use the brush to coat the entire egg with glue or just certain areas as desired. Immediately place the egg in the bowl and, using the spoon, sprinkle it with the sprinkles until the glue is completely covered.
Tipp:You can also use acrylic paint instead of glue and sugar instead of sprinkles to make it extra specialeffective Easter eggsto obtain.
Paint Easter eggs with a sprinkle look
You are looking forEaster egg painting techniquesthat are particularly simple and child-friendly? Here comes the perfect idea to ring in Easter in kindergarten!
- Acrylic paints
- thin brush
- white eggs
- Lid
- Cup of water to wash the brush
If you would like to use this idea to design Easter eggs in kindergarten, first put a few blobs of the selected colors on the lid (you can also use oneUse paper plates). Use a thin brush to pick up paint and paint patterns on the Easter eggsreminiscent of sprinkles. Wash the brush before adding new colors. Keep doing this until the egg is full of colorful strokes.
Paint eggs with felt-tip pens
Children like to draw with felt-tip pens. So why not paint the eggs with them too? In principle it doesn't matter whether eggs are white or brown, colored or made of plastic. With plastic, you only need to use suitable pens so that what you paint does not smudge when touched. Otherwise, you can paint anything a child's heart desires: patterns and motifs or a simple doodle like in the example above, everything will look great and the children will be happy.
Decorate with straw
- The claw role
- straw
- Acrylic paints
- Owner
- Paper plate or lid
Encourage children in advance toCollect toilet rolls, which they then bring with them to the craft day. Cut the toilet roll into rings to make stands for the eggs. Then add blobs of paint to the plate or lid, place an egg in a toilet roll ring and dip the straw in paint. Then press the open end onto the egg to transfer a colored circle. If you want, you can also cut the straws into smaller pieces if you use this method to create Easter eggs in kindergarten. Then it might be easier for the children to work with them.
