Easter is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with some fun and creative egg decorating? At Arden Early Learning Centre, we love engaging little ones in hands-on activities that inspire their creativity. Decorating Easter eggs is a perfect opportunity for kids to explore different art techniques while enjoying the holiday spirit. Here are some simple yet exciting Easter egg decorating ideas that are perfect for kids of all ages.

1. Sticker Magic

One of the easiest ways to decorate Easter eggs is with stickers! Provide a variety of stickers, including Easter-themed ones like bunnies, chicks, and flowers. Kids can place stickers on their eggs to create unique designs. For added fun, use foam stickers to create a textured effect!

2. Crayon Resist Eggs

Let your little artists draw designs on their eggs with white or coloured crayons before dyeing them. The wax will resist the dye, leaving behind a beautiful contrast of colours and patterns. This is a great way to introduce kids to the concept of resist painting while making vibrant Easter eggs.

3. Paint and Sponge Stamping

Set up a painting station with brushes, sponges, and pastel paints. Kids can create abstract patterns, polka dots, or even paint their favourite characters on their eggs. Sponges cut into fun shapes, like stars or hearts, add an extra dimension to the design.

4. Glitter and Sparkle

For kids who love a bit of sparkle, glitter eggs are a must! Simply coat the eggs with glue and sprinkle glitter over them. You can also roll the eggs in glitter for full coverage. Use different colours to make each egg extra special.

5. Tissue Paper Collage

This is a mess-free and colourful way to decorate eggs! Tear up small pieces of tissue paper and glue them onto the eggs in overlapping layers. The result is a stunning mosaic effect that looks bright and festive.

6. Washi Tape Creations

Washi tape is an easy, mess-free decorating option that kids will love. Provide an assortment of washi tape with different colours and patterns, and let kids wrap strips around their eggs or create fun designs.

7. Nature-Inspired Eggs

Take the kids outside to gather leaves and flowers. Press these natural elements onto the eggs and secure them with pantyhose before dipping them into dye. Once dry, remove the leaves to reveal beautiful natural patterns.

8. Marbled Eggs with Shaving Cream

A fun sensory experience, shaving cream marbled eggs create a stunning, swirled effect. Spray shaving cream onto a tray, add drops of food colouring, and swirl with a toothpick. Roll the eggs in the mixture, let them sit for a few minutes, then wipe clean to reveal the marbled effect.

Decorating Easter eggs is not just a creative activity—it’s a wonderful way to bond with children and make lasting holiday memories. At Arden Early Learning Centre, we encourage kids to express themselves through fun and engaging activities like these.

We hope you and your little ones enjoy these easy Easter egg decorating ideas! Happy Easter from all of us at Arden!