Cosas para hacer con niños en las vacaciones de Semana Santa

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1. Escribir cartas para toda la familia

A los niños les encanta hacer cosas creativas, ¿Por qué no hacer cartas para toda la familia?

2. Decorar huevos de Pascua

Hacer un huevo duro y los niños pueden decorarlo.

3. Hacer un sombrero de pascua

4. Buscar los huevos de pascua

Esconder huevos en la casa/el jardín y decirle a los niños que tienen que encontrarlos.  

 5. “Buscar los huevos” (De pascua)

Por una actividad más tranquila, imprimir ´buscar los huevos´ fotos del internet o crear tus propias y cambiarlos entre nosotros. Por un ejemplo, puedes ver los nuestros debajo:


6. Da una fiesta

Si te gusta organizar fiestas, puedes preparar una fiesta para tus niños, con sus amigos y otros padres.

7. Pinturas de pascua

A muchos niños les gusta pintar, pueden pintar cosas que representen la Semana Santa.

Escrito por: Olivia Taylor-Firth

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