Easter Fun 2023

Besides celebrating what Easter is really about by going to church and reading about the Savior's visit to the Nephites in the Book of Mormon, we had some Easter Egg fun on different days.

 

We went to a neighborhood Easter party. Games and fun and and Easter Egg hunt. This was Jet's first community egg hunt. He had a blast and at one point opened one of his eggs that had an elephant duckie in it. He was done looking after that. He was so happy to keep playing with that toy. 

For our own family Easter Egg hunt, we got some notes from the Easter Bunny after having a FHE lesson about consequences for our actions.

"Welcome Telfords

I have hidden eggs in the backyard

But first

I needed to make the bunnies were comfortable

So I kept them inside someplace warm

Find a chocolate bunny and when everyone has one

I will explain the next steps"

"The eggs are upstairs in the backyard

Everyone has 16 (except Nichole who has 17)

Pink eggs are wild and you may pick up 3 (except Nichole who can only get two)

Here are your colors

Jr.: Light Blue

Nichole: Purple

Jr. Jr.: Orange/Goldenrod

Lucky: Yellow

Jet: Dark Blue

Wild: Pink

When all the eggs are found ask for the next step"

 

"Last step

There is a bag with your name in it in the garage

Have fun!"

Last time, Jr. complained about his eggs being too easy to find. This year, he took the longest to find his eggs. Look very carefully in this picture and see if you can find the plastic egg that he wasn't seeing. He had to have hints.

 

Lucky's class at school learned to make Easter baskets at school so he brought home a basketful of treats.