Setting The Scene, Easter Basket Ideas, Miniature Gardens or Table Centre Pieces, Simple Food Presentation, Egg Decorating and Easter Hat Ideas drawn from around the web!
How about using a cereal box to make into a lovely basket to paint or decorate before going on your egg hunt!?
You can easily store the cereal without it or use it for your cereal again after to make it look even more appetising at breakfast time!!
Or how about wellies to collect your eggs? Or a pick up truck? Love the ambition but I was thinking of a toy pick up truck :> Failing this pockets, yes your deepest pockets will ensure any eggs you find whilst hunting will not go astray and you can also have them on hand for a quick bite on the way around!
Cut the front and back of a cereal box down half way, leave the sides to curve and secure using tape, glue or staples to make a handle. Secure with a peg or paper clip if necessary to dry. 
Paint or decorate your basket! 
Cut Circles of paper and decorate them to make in to cones to collect or present treats
Chalk or Water Based Paint Bunny Paws to set the scene! 
Ambitious pick up truck or other vehicle for the egg hunt 
Carrot themed Veggie snacks laid on soft cheese or hummus 
Cobb loaf or similar with the centre removed to dip plus bite size fruit and veg in a bunny or chick or butterfly/floral shape, could be done on individual plates too – the children could make their own 
No bake cornflake or cereal nests, melt chocolate and combine with cereal, set in the fridge in cup cake cases or cup cake moulds or a small cake tin add any treats if desired 
Themed presentation of sweets and candy, children will enjoy helping make the labels and may extend the ideas for you! 
Miniature gardens, use grass seed to grow and paint the shells with faces or patterns, see at the bottom of the page for more egg ideas!
Miniature gardens using toys and moss or plants, flowers and leaves, they don’t have to last more than a day! 
Leaf and flower art 
Crowns and Easter hats made from found materials 
To empty an egg use a pin to make a hole in one end, then allow to empty into a bowl for use later or hard boil them, decorate them and use as normal.
Happy Easter! Happy Crafting!
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