2. Painted Easter Egg Rocks
Want a mess-free alternative to real eggs? Try painting smooth rocks instead.
Collect oval-shaped rocks and let kids paint them with pastel colors like baby blue, soft pink, and sunshine yellow. Once dry, they can add polka dots, stripes, flowers, or tiny bunny faces using acrylic paint markers.
These painted rocks can be placed in the garden, used as Easter basket fillers, or arranged in a decorative bowl. They last forever and become sweet keepsakes.
