My family has just received an email from the city Recreation and Community Services to invite to join its yearly egg hunt. Unlike the past two years where due to the pandemic, the egg hunt was a virtual event, this year, it was a real egg hunt with other fun activities for kids! It’s great to go back to normal, and it does remind me that Easter is coming, so here are some Easter coloring pages for your kids.
My little daughter likes Hatchimals a lot. For the past two years, I’ve bought her various collections of Hatchimals on her birthdays, Christmas, or just as a surprised present for her good work at school. To me, most Hatchimals look the same, so with her help, I’ve created 30+ Hatchimals coloring pages with the caption of each Hatchimal’s name. Hope your little ones like them, too!
Since the last post was about Rio (The movie) coloring pages, and Big Bird (Sesame Street) coloring pages I guess it makes sense to post some more coloring sheets about birds. I took the opportunity that my daughter loved the movie Rio and taught her some more about different kinds of birds; and more importantly, just let her have fun with it.
I’ve added many more feeder bird coloring pages including specific feeder bird names like Blue Jay, Ruby Throated Hummingbird, Mourning Dove, or Red Breasted Nuthatch, etc. You can also show your kids how certain feeder bird look like by going to the Feeder Bird Watch website. Even myself I’ve learnt a lot from the website.
Following the previous post (Learning Letter D in the Alphabet) in this series, below you’ll find many useful and beautiful coloring pages and handwriting practice sheet for letter E. This is an effort to add more excitement through variety to the playing and learning process when kids first start to learn the alphabet.
You can find more by clicking on related links at the bottom of each post, or click here to view all posts about learning the alphabet.
