Unfortunately, this year’s Easter Sunday will take place as the world deals with the COVID-19 pandemic, which has caused a number of states to issue shelter-in-place orders, close businesses and cancel school until the end of the school year. This may also put a damper on some of your previously planned Easter activities, vacations, and outings, but fear not, there are plenty of things you can do from the comfort of your home to celebrate this spring holiday.
Decorate eggs
You can boil eggs and use food dye or even food from your own pantry
(like beets, turmeric or onion skins) to create multicolored eggs for Easter.
Have an indoor Easter egg hunt
Hide eggs in the dryer, under your bed or in the cabinet (make sure they don’t fall and crack).
Then watch your loved ones look around for them.
Do Easter-themed arts and crafts
Make paper bunnies or craft flowers out of cardboard; the possibilities are endless.
(Pinterest always has great ideas)
Cook an Easter meal
If the bare grocery store shelves aren’t an obstacle, buy the materials to cook your favorite or family tradition holiday dinner.
Whip up some Easter-themed snacks
Deviled eggs, Peeps-Fruit Kabobs, Bunny cookies, Easter egg Fruit pizza…..and many more, you can find on pinterest, will be a sweet way to celebrate Easter indoors.
Read books about Easter
Gather your little ones around or channel your inner child with stories like “The Biggest Easter Basket Ever” by Steven Kroll or “Chicken Sunday” by Patricia Polacco.
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article and photos courtesy of : The Baltimore Sun
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