Here are some activity ideas based around Easter.
If you have others you would like to add, e-mail them to me.

Article of Faith Easter Egg Hunt

Easter Bracelets - I bought a couple of packages of plastic beads, some stretchy bracelet string and some superglue (which I have heard will keep the bracelets from coming untied) I am giving them little cards tied with rainbow ribbon that say Rainbow of Faith Bracelet. Pink-reminds us we are daughters of our Heavenly Father; Yellow-is for the light of the Gospel; Red-reminds us of the blood Jesus shed for us; Green-represents Jesus' resurrection; Blue-reminds us of our baptism; Clear-represents purity; Purple-is to remind us of our eternal nature.  My girls love to do projects and I find that when their hands are busy, they remember what we are talking about much better than if I just talk at them. We'll talk about what each color means while they put them together. If we have time left over I am having them make a little Easter card that they can give to someone. The next time we meet I am going to do an object lesson on Easter and why it's important to remember what Easter is truly about. We had our activity and it filled about half of the time, but I had an Easter card for them to make and a thank you card to sign so we had just enough to keep us busy!  (Idea by Christy Smedley / ga03242007)

Preparing for Easter - I am going to show them the "Easter in Eggs" demonstration and have them make it to share with their families. I am going to start now to collect some of the things so they can have their own set of eggs. When it gets close to Easter, you can find these eggs very inexpensively, especially the smaller ones. (Idea by Sally Meyer)