Celebrate Spring and Easter with a rabbit themed evening. Come on, let's go, HOP to it!
HOP to it Instructions
HOP to it Instructions
DINNER & DESSERT
Hoppin' John
Hoppin’ John is a traditional New Year’s Day meal but it works great for our ‘Hoppin’ themed evening. There is a multitude of recipes but I’ve
found the best one to be from The Pioneer Woman, plus she has an easy version with canned black-eyed peas.
Bunny Treats
Close to Easter time you can find a plethora of marshmallow and chocolate treats in all shapes and colors.
Pick up some bunny shaped ones treats and you’ll be good to go.
Hoppin’ John is a traditional New Year’s Day meal but it works great for our ‘Hoppin’ themed evening. There is a multitude of recipes but I’ve
found the best one to be from The Pioneer Woman, plus she has an easy version with canned black-eyed peas.
Bunny Treats
Close to Easter time you can find a plethora of marshmallow and chocolate treats in all shapes and colors.
Pick up some bunny shaped ones treats and you’ll be good to go.
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CRAFT: Bunny Sock Puppet
Grab an old sock, some felt and glue and make your own sock puppet. Cut ears in a leaf shape or use template.
Wiggle eyes are great and you can either use a circle for the nose or a fuzzy puff ball.
Wiggle eyes are great and you can either use a circle for the nose or a fuzzy puff ball.
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ACTIVITY: Hopscotch
Take some sidewalk chalk and tap into your inner child. Mark out a hopscotch board on your driveway or if you need to play indoors, mark each of the numbers 1-10 on blank paper and lay them out in a hopscotch pattern. Use a rock or toy or any other item you want to throw and hop away.
Alternative Activity: Watch the movie ‘HOP’
Alternative Activity: Watch the movie ‘HOP’
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