Creative Campus Tips: Easter activities

Creative Campus Tips: Easter activities

Amanda Bagnall-Newman, Website Editor

The Easter holiday is upon us. With all the free time we have on our hands, what should we do? I’ve got a few ideas that can fill the coursework void this holiday season.

 

  1. Grether Woods egg hunt

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Easter egg hunts are the real highlight of Easter. Go hide Easter eggs around Grether woods, gather up some friends and let the fun begin. 

  1. Make an Easter feast

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Do you have a recipe on Pinterest you have been dying to try out? Now is the time to treat yourself and some friends to a delicious dinner.

  1. Have a Spring cleaning

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If you are looking for something more productive to do with your time off, why not clean up? A messy room makes for a stressful environment, so sweep away your problems.

  1. Go for a Sunday drive

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Take a trip around the county with the windows down and take in the scene. When’s the last time you drove for the fun of it?

  1. Do some baking

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Surprise your friends with some treats like cupcakes or banana bread. It’s the little things in life that make it special.

  1. Watch a childhood favorite

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Feel the nostalgia hit you like a wrecking ball. Feel free to demolish a box of push pops to heighten the experience.

  1. Play games with the family

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Catch up with your family or close friends with a fun game. From a game of kickball to the family-tearing game of Monopoly, there are a variety of options.

  1. Eat a bunch of candy

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After an Easter egg hunt, you probably have a hoard of candy, which you should eat immediately. Then enjoy the food coma until finals.