Easter colouring sheets – FREE Easter printables

Free Easter printables - chick and eggs

Well done, Miss J – JD, 4

If you’re looking for activities to keep the kids busy this Easter, these printables are just the ticket. JD and Miss J have both enjoyed scribbling on them today and we’re looking forward to doing more tomorrow.

Just click the buttons below to download printable PDFs. There are two different egg designs and an Easter chick to choose from.

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Print them, colour them, paint them, cut them out – have fun with them!

Mild chicken fajitas (for kids to put together themselves)

This is so fun! – JD, 4

JD absolutely loves getting involved in the kitchen and regularly makes his own sandwiches, so this evening I set all the ingredients for fajitas and let him make them himself. I used a very mild blend of spices and it went down a storm.

This recipe serves four children.

Ingredients

  • 220g chicken breast
  • 1 tbsp oil
  • 1 red pepper
  • 1 orange pepper
  • 2 tsp garlic granules
  • 1/2 tsp smoked paprika
  • 1 tsp soy sauce
  • 8 soft tortilla wraps
  • 100g cheddar
  • 100g of lettuce (pre-bagged is fine)
  • 100g cherry tomatoes

Instructions

  1. In a dry cup, stir together the garlic granules and smoked paprika and set aside
  2. Halve the tomatoes, shred/unpack the lettuce and set aside in a bowl
  3. Heat the oil in a large frying pan on a high heat
  4. Dice the chicken breast (we used scissors) and add to the pan, frying for 3-4 minutes
  5. Cut the peppers into strips and add to the pan, frying for another couple of minutes
  6. Add the soy sauce and stir through, then add the spice mixture you made ealier
  7. Fry for a further minute or untill it’s all cooked through, then tip the whole thing into a bowl
  8. Microwave the tortilla wraps on a plate for 60 seconds
  9. Lay the table with the chicken mix, tortillas, grated cheese, and salad
  10. Enjoy putting it all together and eating!

What meals do you make as a family?

Colour and cut out Union Jack bunting template

It’s for the Jubilee! – JD, 4

Will you be celebrating the Jubilee with some craft activities for kids? Here’s a template to create fun, easy Union Jack bunting:

  1. Download the A4 Union Jack bunting template
  2. Print off as many sheets as you like – you get 10 flags per sheet
  3. Have fun colouring them in
  4. Cut them out, leaving the tabs on along the top edges
  5. Attach the flags to a length of string by folding the tabs over and securing with a little glue

Enjoy :)

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