9 Easter Snacks for Kids

Read this: The Easter Egg

My kids adore the detailed illustrations from Jan Brett and love pointing out their favorite Easter Egg.
Make this Easter Snack: DIY Frozen Yogurt Egg Pops from Arts and Crackers

See if you can model your Easter snack creation after one of the eggs pictured in the book.

Read this: Here Comes Peter Cottontail

A level 2 reader, this story has simple sentences and pictures that help tell the story. Children are typically able to read this Easter tale at the end of kindergarten or first grade. Use it as a read aloud story for younger children.

Then, head to the kitchen to make this Easter Snack: Bunny Pancakes from The Pleasant Thing

Read this: Rechenka’s Eggs

This traditional tale focuses on the traditional Ukranian Easter Eggs, which are made of wax and died in layers. Skip the messy dies and make this Easter Snack: Healthy Easter Egg Fruit Snack from The Educators’ Spin On It

Read this: The Biggest Easter Basket Ever

My kids LOVE these mouse brother stories that focus on teamwork and highlight how to work together with others.  After an egg hunt, use your sweets to make this Easter Snack: DIY Reese’s Cup Easter Basket Treats from Arts and Crackers

Read this:  Fancy Nancy’s Elegant Easter

Make this Easter Theme Snack: Layered Easter Smoothie from Artsy Momma

Read this: Bunny’s Easter Egg

Make this Easter Theme Snack: Bunny Treat Cup with Vegetables from Pre-K Pages