

Easy Kids Easter Craft
Easy Kids Easter Craft
This Easy Kids Easter Craft is a wonderful way to help your children remember others and not just what they are getting from the Easter Bunny.
What makes this Bunny Card so sweet and extraordinary, is that it captures a moment in time as the Bunny’s face is made from your child’s hand print. You can help them write, or they can draw a picture, to a loved one, or a person who could use a little special attention. It will surely brighten everyone’s day.
The pretzel rods are a scrumptious treat!
The pretzels can be covered in white, milk or dark chocolate, then in a so many options of toppings it would be hard to stop. Your family, coworkers, neighbors, everyone will want to receive these treats….without, or without, a Bunny note:)
Easy Kids Easter Craft
Chocolate and Sprinkle Covered Pretzels
Bunny Handprint Card
Supplies:
Pretzel Rods HERE
Chocolate Buttons DARK HERE WHITE HERE MILK HERE
Sprinkles HERE
Cellophane Bags HERE
Curling Ribbon HERE
Waxed paper or parchment HERE
Kid’s Washable Paint HERE
White card stock HERE
Wiggle Eyes HERE
Pom Poms for nose HERE
A Black Sharpie to draw bunny face
Washable markers, crayons or whatever you prefer for the kids to write or draw inside the card with.
Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Sprinkles
Directions:
Give each child a plate of sprinkles.
In a microwavable bowl, pour in as many of the chocolate buttons as desired.

Easy Kids Easter Craft
Melt for 30 seconds and stir.
Continue this process of heating in small increments and stirring until the chocolate is melted and smooth.

Easy Kids Easter Craft
Use caution not to overheat and burn the chocolate.
You or the child/teen dip the pretzel into the melted chocolate.

Easy Kids Easter Craft
Scrape of slightly on all sides. (You can see we are using small pretzel rods as well as long ones too!)
Let the kids/teens roll their coated pretzel in candy sprinkles.

Easy Kids Easter Craft
You could also use finely chopped nuts, other types of sprinkles, heath candy bits, so many options would be mighty tasty here
Lay the coated rods onto the waxed paper or parchment; which I prefer actually, until the chocolate is set.
Place set pretzels in the cellophane bags, and tie up with the ribbon, or ribbons if you want to get extra creative.

Easy Kids Easter Craft
A few must be taste tested first, of course – quality control you know:)
Now for the Easy Kids Craft Easter Card
Paint one hand of a child with the washable paint -painting the two middle fingers for small hands and the pointer and pinkie finger like they are making a ‘hang ten’ sign for the bunny ears of an older kid.
This is because their hand would take up too much room on the card if fully extended
Easy Kids Easter Craft
For small children help them press down their hand and fingers to create the head and ears.
Easy Kids Easter Craft
When the paint is dry, attach the eyes.
Easy Kids Easter Craft
Use mini glue dots like these HERE. (love and have them on hand for so many uses)
To finish this treasured Kids Easter Craft , if the children can write, let them pen notes to loved ones or friends, or have them draw a picture if younger:)
This is a wonderful opportunity to spend time as a family.
And to reach out and thinking of others….and not just what they are getting for Easter.
Attach the Easter Craft Bunny Card to a couple of the Chocolate Covered Pretzels with Sprinkles OR simply put it in the mail in an envelope.
Copyright, Recipe by Carrie Groneman, A Mother’s Shadow, 2019
Recognize a blessing and be a blessing today.
Carrie,
I love the card with the kids finger prints as bunnies. Are these any of your grandkids?
Blessings and have a great weekend,
Diane Roark
I am just loving your card you made with those cuties! So very clever and a keepsake for sure. Plus I could never refuse such a yummy looking pretzel treat! Thanks for linking up to “The Yuck Stops Here” link party! We would love to see you again, and we go live tonight at 6:00pm for this week! Looking forward to seeing what you made!
What a cute idea! Love it!!!
Pinned 🙂
Cool ideas for Easter crafts. I love simplicity so this totally works for me and my kiddos!
I’m glad you like these! The pretzel rods are so yummy and the cards are a keepsake for sure.