Enjoying easter time at home.... priceless

marcorp · April 9, 2020, 5:31am

Hello, my friends!

I truly hope that you are doing good, and healthy. Despite facing these challenging circumstances I have realized that this is also a chance to enjoy meaningful family moments and spark the days of our children if we have ones of course. Some of them, like my youngest daughter, have no clue about what is going on… she just thinks we are all on vacation or something like that and is happy because we are all together at the same time in the house. My oldest daughter, 8 years old, has more conscience about the situation but just to a certain extent. But both are waiting for easter, great expectations and we will deliver of course!

So now, we have started some activities such as this one. The activity consisted of using empty tuna cans as a base to assemble thebunnies , the faces and ears of the bunnies were made with cardboard. My daughters really did everything by following our instructions, and had so much fun while working on it!

So my piece of advice goes like this… squeeze your days… and see the glass half full… we will beat this!

Best wishes,

Marco … from Peru

TheEagleEye · April 9, 2020, 5:52am

Good idea @marcorp especially under current crisis. Good that you are keeping your kids occupied.

Happy Easter, I hope it is good one for you all.

GNaz · April 9, 2020, 7:04am

Hi @marcorp ,

Thank you for sharing this great idea with the community. I think it will be a good activity for families with children to enjoy the Easter together and make some amazing bunnies. Did you use a template to draw the bunnies or you draw them randomly? It would be nice to share more details about it. I would like to try to make one

marcorp · April 9, 2020, 2:02pm

@TheEagleEye hello my friend! yeah, it´s been good so far… have a great weekend!

marcorp · April 9, 2020, 2:06pm

@GNaz Hello there! there are plenty of templates of all kinds of animals on google but for this activity, my children just draw them out of their heads… amazing, isn´t it? very proud dad I must say, and then, well, they just colored them, stapled the head with the body and arms and attach the bunny to the tuna can with glue… and that´s it bunnies ready!