Easter Egg Hunts

Between last weekend and this weekend, we have taken the kids to 3 Easter Egg hunt.  I am thinking next year we will go to two hunts.

1. Grapevine - This hunt had 15,000 eggs.  The kids were separated by age group onto different baseball fields.  The nicest thing was that all their activities were free.  The kids saw the Easter Bunny, held baby bunnies, played on the inflatables, got their face painted, enjoyed popcorn and lemonade and more.

2.  This was the least favorite of the 3.  It was on a football field and separated into just 2 age groups.  They started the hunt 15 minutes late and limited the number of eggs you could get to 12 per person.   I turned my back for a minute and Kevin's basket was overflowing with 30+ eggs!  We let him count out some eggs for himself then made him give the rest away to another little kid who didn't get many.

3.  I missed this one since I was parking the car.  When I got there, boh kids had overflowing baskets of eggs and Ryan said if they had more space they could easily have gotten more.  The downside was that all the extra activities cost money.

Friends and School

We had school at our place a couple more times.  We are now working on numbers.  For the number 1, we played with the parachute.  I also taught number 3 which worked out great since it was right after Kevin turned 3.  Each kid got to decorate 3 cupcakes (one normal and 2 baby).

We also got to have Isabel play with us and attempted to dye eggs.  I was in the other room feeding Jonathan and could hear the kids discussing whether you are supposed to eat the 'crackely' stuff aka the shell.  Kinda funny conversation.