Paige McEachren

If your kids have LOTS of energy like my ADHD kids, you’ll want to try an energy burning egg hunt. If you are like me and prefer rhyming clues, you’ll want to check out these rhyming Easter scavenger hunt clues, these cute FREE PRINTABLE clue cards or these FREE PRINATBALE clues in Easter eggs. Not sure what to do with all the plastic eggs, you’ll want to check out these Easter egg hunt ideas to reuse them! If you are looking for some ideas for Easter Egg Hunts and activities, you’ll want to check out these STEM Easter ideas, Tips on Naturally dying Easter Eggs & Egg Filler ideas.

Over the years you run out of ideas of hunts to do and how to keep it interesting, without your children ending up with millions of tiny chocolate eggs that you will find either the eggs or their wrappers throughout your house for weeks and months! If you are like most parents, you are always looking for new ideas for Easter egg filler ideas. If your kids love science like mine, they will love these Dino dig eggs, where they have to dig up the dino from within the egg! If you are looking for some ideas for Easter Egg Hunts and activities, you’ll want to check out these STEM Easter ideas, Tips on Naturally dying Easter Eggs & Egg Hunts for all ages.

If you prefer to stay outside, check out Art Public Montréal’s itineraries for art-focused walking tours, that will bring you past gigantic sculptures in the Old Port to amazing murals, including the world famous one of Leonard Cohen. If the weather isn’t cooperating, stay inside and follow the Art Souterrain route as it leads you through the Underground City and past close to 100 contemporary art projects and activities. From February 20 to March 7, 2021, the Bibliothèques de Montréal network is inviting families to take part in over 100 FREE guided activities as part of the Festival Montréal joue 2021.This celebration will focus on games of every form including video games, board games, role-playing and more for all ages. Spend some time eyeing Montreal’s beautiful City Hall before you check out museums in the area including the Marguerite-Bourgeoys Museum, the Sir Georges-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site, Notre-Dame Basilica, the Pointe-à-Callière Museum and the Château Ramezay Historic Site and Museum.

More signs include kids avoid reading, either out loud or themselves, and having problems figuring out what words, meaning it’s hard for them to figure out what letters make what sounds to form a word. When you have to put that much work into reading, which seems easy for other kids, it’s not surprising when many kids with Dyslexia do not enjoy reading. My daughter’s grade two teacher gave her Magic Treehouse Collection #1-8 audiobooks that she could listen to the book being read and follow-along in the book at the same time. They use a limited vocabulary that allow for easy reading to build repetitive practice and sight learning of words.