[EBLeearne]

Win one of 10 cuddly white bunny rabbits! We have 5 blue trim and 5 pink trim to give away for Easter!

Your cuddly fluffy bunny is 30.5cm with button eyes and a stiched nose and surface washable.

For more information, visit www.cosyburrow.com.au

Prize:
10 fluffy bunny rabbits valued at $15.99 each.

How to enter:
For your chance to win, just reply below with the answer to the following question in 50 words or less: “What tips do you have for fun family activities and crafts during Easter and which bunny would you prefer, PINK or BLUE“

T &cs pinned in competition forum.
Competition commences Wednesday 21 March 2012 until Friday 30 March 2012.

[nikkibaby1]

Create a speacial basket
with fluffy bunny ears
a fluffy cotton tail
and tickly whisker hairs

hide mini eggs
in places hard to find
underchairs
up the stairs
in and out side

Clues for the bigger kids
help for the young
Easter hunts are SO MUCH FUN

(blue bunny)

[~Sultana Bran~]

I create a mini easter egg trail from my kids bedrooms to the easter egg hunt out side, all the while their picking the up and popping the into their bunny baskets.

Easter egg hunt wirth treasure maps for older children

decorating hard boiled eggs with paper/paint

[lizAdams05]

with my 3yrd ols son we're

finger painting rabbits and chicks on cards
melting chocoate into easter moulds
making bunny masks out of paper plates
made clay chicks and rabbits
painting eggs
and coloured eggshell collage onto egg shaped cardboard

for the day I'm going to have him follow rabbit footprints to find his chocolate supprise!

I'm always looking on google to find new and exciting ways to make things

(blue)

[Rockn]

hubby makes a template and puts bunny prints all over the house, then we have a easter egg treasure hunt, a big massive cooked breakfast and then picnic at the park for lunch.
would love the pink bunny xx

[pt24]

Enjoy soft-boiled eggs and soldiers for lunch as well as experimenting with egg blowing and painting, decorating some hard boiled eggs

Organize an Easter Bunny Hunt in the form of a treasure hunt. Write clues to send the kids really hunting around the garden and in and out of the house. Make each clue lead to a really lovely bit of treasure – a few little Easter Eggs, a little box of Lego, a book, some new winter gloves perhaps. I also include a complete Easter themed craft pack – something that we can all sit down and make together later on. Move away from the idea that an Easter Bunny hunt has to be all chocolate and branch out a little!

I love the blue bunny

[cas1e]

The kids love to decorate
So we have a little branch in a vase
To hang some coloured easter eggs on
And admire from afar

Ofcourse the Easter egg hunt
Is the most anticipated event
A map with pictures and numbers helps
Find all the eggs so we don't forget!

Another thing we love to do
Is bake marshmallow bunnies
We love doing Easter things together
And spending time with my honeys

Pink bunny please

This post has been edited by cas1e: 21/03/2012, 10:18 AM

[ernesto]

On Easter Saturday morning boil up a huge batch of hard boiled eggs, let them cool and then spend the afternoon as a family painting and decorating them as beautiful as possible. Then on Easter Sunday, one by one you smash them head to head to see who is the ultimate winner (remembering that the losing egg must be eaten by the one who smashed it!).

My background is European and this to us is Easter, in a shortened version!

BLUE!

[vanillabean]

I recommend baking as a great family activity, we always have a batch of hot cross buns in the oven at easter time. We print out some easter pictures for colouring, which we then use to decorate and of course the easter egg hunt is great fun!

(blue)

[giggleandhoot]

Travelling this year so,

Activities - kids doing an easter show performance for the family - this usually goes for a few nights..and for a long time with constant new bits added.
Easter Card making.
Egg hunt if i can find lactose free nice egg for DD2.

oh forgot to add.. Pink bunny

This post has been edited by giggleandhoot: 21/03/2012, 09:51 PM