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Why do the Clocks Change?

Learning Resources Posted On Jun 1, 2023 | National Holidays

Why do the clocks change? Learn more about when and why the clocks change. Find out when the clocks spring forward and fall back in 2023 and 2024.

Why do the Clocks Change?

Why do the clocks change? Learn more about when and why the clocks change. Find out when the clocks spring forward and fall back in 2023 and 2024.

Learning Through Play for Autistic Children

Learning Resources Posted On Mar 20, 2023 | National Holidays

Founder of The SEN Resources Blog , former teacher Georgina Durrant offers advice on how to help autistic children learn through play-based activities.

Learning Through Play for Autistic Children

Founder of The SEN Resources Blog , former teacher Georgina Durrant offers advice on how to help autistic children learn through play-based activities.

DIY Spring Wreath for Preschoolers with Free Printable

Maggy Woodley Posted On Feb 17, 2023 | National Holidays

DIY spring wreath for preschoolers with free printable that’s also perfect for Mother’s Day and Easter crafts! Enjoy lots of spring-themed creative fun as you cut, colour, stick and make a pretty seasonal flower wreath with this free craft from Red Ted Art with a 7-page printable.

DIY Spring Wreath for Preschoolers with Free Printable

kids outdoors on an easter egg hunt with easter baskets

10 Global Easter Traditions from Around the World

Learning Resources Posted On Feb 3, 2023 | Seasonal Fun

Learn about Global Easter traditions from all over the world, with rich history behind the wonderful activities we get up to around the Easter Holidays!

10 Global Easter Traditions from Around the World

Learn about Global Easter traditions from all over the world, with rich history behind the wonderful activities we get up to around the Easter Holidays!

DIY Sensory Tube Ideas for Kids

Learning Resources Posted On Feb 2, 2023 | National Holidays

Make your own DIY sensory tube for kids, using our Primary Science® Sensory Tubes, and fill them with counters, colours, and more. They’re a fun way to keep little hands busy and learning throughout the year.

DIY Sensory Tube Ideas for Kids

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Fun & Easy Easter Recipes for Kids

Learning Resources Posted On Feb 1, 2023 | Seasonal Fun

We’ve teamed up with top foodie bloggers, Farmersgirl Kitchen, Sneaky Veg and Fish is the Dish, to bring you some tasty Easter treat recipes for you to try. Cooking as a family is a brilliant way for little ones to learn to work together and practise their maths by measuring and calculating servings.

Easter Mallow Nests

These finger-licking treats sit somewhere between rocky road and shredded wheat nests. There’s minimal cooking involved, so it's a great recipe for young children to help out with.To make life easier, we’ve created a printable recipe sheet too, so that you can keep your screens out of the kitchen! Easter Mallow Nests

Prep time:5 minutesCooking time: 20 minutesMakes: 16Skill level: EasyRecipe by: Learning Resources

Ingredients

100g Shredded Wheat (or rice crispies if preferred)150g cooking chocolate3 tbsp golden syrup75g butter75g mini marshmallows (or big ones, chopped up)75g raisins, cherries or both (optional)200g miniature chocolate eggs Easter Nests

Method

Start by weighing out the ingredients. Measuring ingredients and working out serving sizes (doubling a recipe if you have extra guests, for example) is a great way to spark maths-themed conversations with children.
Place a bowl over a pan of lightly simmering water on the hob. Add the butter and golden syrup. Stir until melted.
Break the chocolate into small squares.
Add the chocolate to the bowl and mix. Make sure children are supervised at all times, as the bowl and ingredients can get hot.
Crush the shredded wheat! This is a fun, hands-on job for the kids.
Add the marshmallows and raisins/cherries (optional) to the cereal and mix.
Once fully melted, pour the chocolate mixture over the crushed cereal and marshmallow mixture and give it a stir.
After just a couple of minutes, the mixture will have cooled enough for little hands to get involved. Use clean hands or a spoon to combine the mixture until all the cereal is coated.
Spoon the mixture into cupcake cases.
Press a teaspoon into the centre to create a nest shape and pop in your chocolate eggs.

Hot Cross Bun Waffles

If you have a waffle maker (or you can borrow one) this hot cross bun waffle recipe from Janice at Farmersgirl Kitchen will become a firm favourite!The waffle maker creates a cross through the middle, and Janice recommends squeezing chocolate syrup or even melted white chocolate down the lines!Prep time: 10 minutesCooking time: 10 minutesMakes: 8 waffles once separatedSkill level: MediumRecipe by: Farmersgirl Kitchen

Ingredients

295g self-raising flour55g caster (superfine) sugarzest of half a lemonzest of half an orange1 tsp mixed spice1 tsp cinnamon50g raisins roughly chopped125g butter, melted and cooled slightly1 tsp vanilla extract3 eggs430ml milk

Method

1. Whisk the dry ingredients together in a medium bowl, and add the chopped raisins.2. Whisk the milk, eggs and vanilla together in another bowl.3. Make a well in the centre of the dry ingredients and pour in the milk mixture and the melted butter and lightly whisk the ingredients until combined. Do not over mix, it should still be slightly lumpy.4. Let the batter rest while preheating the waffle maker.5. Turn the ‘power’ control dial to your desired setting, I used setting 5. Wait until the ‘ready’ light illuminates.6. Pour approximately 125ml (I found a 1/2 cup measure was about right) of batter evenly onto the centre of the waffle plate and close the lid.7. At the end of the cooking cycle, open the lid and carefully remove your waffle.8. Repeat with the remaining batter.9. Make a cross in the waffle indentations using melted chocolate or chocolate syrup and add the toppings of your choice.

Free-From, Easter Fruit & Nut Vegan Chocolates

*Simply leave out the nuts to make a delicious nut-free treatThese delicious free-from Easter fruit and nut vegan chocolates can be enjoyed by all of the family. They’re really easy to make and are perfect as little Easter presents.If you don’t have any silicone moulds specially you can use fairy cake cases instead. Alternatively, pour the mixture out thinly in a greased ceramic dish and cut into small pieces to share! Free-From, Easter Fruit & Nut Vegan Chocolates

Time to make: 15 minutes (+30 mins to cool)Makes: 30 chocolatesSkill level: EasyRecipe by: Sneaky Veg

Ingredients

200g cacao butter3 tbsp maple syrup50g raw cacao powder1 tsp vanilla extractA handful of dried fruit and/or chopped nuts (we used sultanas, cranberries and chopped almonds)You will also need a silicone mould. This recipe makes enough to fill three moulds or make around 30 chocolates, so reduce the quantities if you don't want this many or use fairy cake cases for the extra.

Method

Place about 5cm of water into a small saucepan and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer, then place the cacao butter into a heatproof bowl and place it over the water — it shouldn't actually touch the water.
Allow the cocoa butter to melt and then remove from the heat.
Transfer to a jug (this makes it safer for the kids to get involved as it's not hot and makes it easier for them to pour the liquid)
Carefully add the maple syrup and whisk in.
Next, pour in the cacao powder and whisk that in until smooth.
Get your silicone moulds ready and sprinkle a little bit of fruit and nut into each one.
Carefully pour the melted chocolate into each mould and place in the fridge to set for at least half an hour.
Once set, remove gently from the mould and store in an airtight container in the fridge.

Easter Bunny Fishcakes

Use up leftover fish, mash potato or hard-boiled eggs for this ‘eggs-tra’ special Easter recipe. The fun design will keep the kids interested and you’ll be happy that they’re eating nutrient rich eggs and fish. Easter Bunny Fishcakes

Prep time: 5 minutesCooking time: 16-20 minutesServes: 4Skill level: EasyRecipe by: Fish is the dish

Ingredients

400g cooked white fish, flaked (such as cod, haddock, hake or pollock)Vegetable oil, for greasing400g mashed potatoes1tbsp chopped fresh parsley1tbsp chopped fresh chives, plus a few whole ones to make whiskers!Zest of 1 lemon1-2 eggs, beaten40g plain flour80g breadcrumbs2 hard-boiled eggs, each sliced into 44 black olives, halved8tsp tartare sauce2 carrots, cut into sticks

Method

Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan 160°C/gas mark 4. Lightly grease a baking tray.
Mix the fish with the mashed potato, herbs and lemon zest and season well with pepper. Add a little beaten egg if necessary to bind the mixture together. Divide the mixture into 4 evenly sized pieces then shape into rounds. Transfer to a plate, cover and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Place the remaining egg, flour and breadcrumbs into three separate dishes. Take each fishcake and dip into the flour (tapping off any excess), then the egg, and then the breadcrumbs. Place the fishcakes on the prepared tray and bake for 15-20 minutes until piping hot and the outside is golden and crunchy.
Once the fish cakes are cooked, place 1 in the centre of each of 4 plates. Arrange the boiled egg slices to make the ears, olive for the eyes and a dollop of tartar sauce for the nose. Add some chives to make twitchy bunny whiskers then serve with the bunnies' favourite – carrot sticks!

There you have it, our favourite Easter recipes from around the web, perfect to make with the kids!We’d love to see your creations! Tweet us @LRUK or tag @learningresourcesuk on Instagram to share your Easter makes.

We’ve teamed up with top foodie bloggers, Farmersgirl Kitchen, Sneaky Veg and Love Seafood UK, to bring you some tasty Easter treat recipes for you to try. Cooking as a family is a brilliant way for little ones to learn to work together and practise their maths by measuring and calculating servings.

Easter Mallow Nests

These finger-licking treats sit somewhere between rocky road and shredded wheat nests. There’s minimal cooking involved, so it's a great recipe for young children to help out with.To make life easier, we’ve created a printable recipe sheet too, so that you can keep your screens out of the kitchen!

Prep time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 20 minutes
Makes: 16 nests
Skill level: Easy
Recipe by: Learning Resources

Ingredients:

100g Shredded Wheat (or rice crispies if preferred)
150g cooking chocolate
3 tbsp golden syrup
75g butter
75g mini marshmallows (or big ones, chopped up)
75g raisins, cherries or both (optional)
200g miniature chocolate eggs

Method:

Start by weighing out the ingredients. Measuring ingredients and working out serving sizes (doubling a recipe if you have extra guests, for example) is a great way to spark maths-themed conversations with children.
Place a bowl over a pan of lightly simmering water on the hob. Add the butter and golden syrup. Stir until melted.
Break the chocolate into small squares.
Add the chocolate to the bowl and mix. Make sure children are supervised at all times, as the bowl and ingredients can get hot.
Crush the shredded wheat! This is a fun, hands-on job for the kids.
Add the marshmallows and raisins/cherries (optional) to the cereal and mix.
Once fully melted, pour the chocolate mixture over the crushed cereal and marshmallow mixture and give it a stir.
After just a couple of minutes, the mixture will have cooled enough for little hands to get involved. Use clean hands or a spoon to combine the mixture until all the cereal is coated.
Spoon the mixture into cupcake cases.
Press a teaspoon into the centre to create a nest shape and pop in your chocolate eggs.

Hot Cross Bun Waffles

If you have a waffle maker (or you can borrow one) this hot cross bun waffle recipe from Janice at Farmersgirl Kitchen will become a firm favourite! The waffle maker creates a cross through the middle, and Janice recommends squeezing chocolate syrup or even melted white chocolate down the lines!

Prep time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 10 minutes

Makes: 8 waffles once separated

Skill level: Medium

Recipe by: Farmersgirl Kitchen

Ingredients:

295g self-raising flour
55g caster (super fine) sugar
zest of half a lemon
zest of half an orange
1 tsp mixed spice
1 tsp cinnamon
50g raisins roughly chopped
125g butter, melted and cooled slightly
1 tsp vanilla extract
3 eggs
430ml milk

Method:

Whisk the dry ingredients together in a medium bowl, and add the chopped raisins.
Whisk the milk, eggs and vanilla together in another bowl
Make a well in the centre of the dry ingredients and pour in the milk mixture and the melted butter and lightly whisk the ingredients until combined. Do not over mix, it should still be slightly lumpy.
Let the batter rest while preheating the waffle maker.
Turn the ‘power’ control dial to your desired setting, I used setting 5. Wait until the ‘ready’ light illuminates.
Pour approximately 125ml (I found a 1/2 cup measure was about right) of batter evenly onto the centre of the waffle plate and close the lid.
At the end of the cooking cycle, open the lid and carefully remove your waffle.
Repeat with the remaining batter.
Make a cross in the waffle indentations using melted chocolate or chocolate syrup and add the toppings of your choice.

Free-From, Easter Fruit & Nut Vegan Chocolates

*Simply leave out the nuts to make a delicious nut-free treat!

These delicious free-from Easter fruit and nut vegan chocolates can be enjoyed by all of the family. They’re really easy to make and are perfect as little Easter presents.If you don’t have any silicone moulds specially you can use fairy cake cases instead. Alternatively, pour the mixture out thinly in a greased ceramic dish and cut into small pieces to share!

Time to make: 15 minutes (+30 mins to cool)
Makes: 30 chocolates
Skill level: Easy
Recipe by: Sneaky Veg

Ingredients:

200g cacao butter
3 tbsp maple syrup
50g raw cacao powder
1 tsp vanilla extract
A handful of dried fruit and/or chopped nuts (we used sultanas, cranberries and chopped almonds)
You will also need a silicone mould.

This recipe makes enough to fill three moulds or make around 30 chocolates, so reduce the quantities if you don't want this many or use fairy cake cases for the extra.

Method:

Place about 5cm of water into a small saucepan and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer, then place the cacao butter into a heatproof bowl and place it over the water — it shouldn't actually touch the water.
Allow the cocoa butter to melt and then remove from the heat.
Transfer to a jug (this makes it safer for the kids to get involved as it's not hot and makes it easier for them to pour the liquid)
Carefully add the maple syrup and whisk in.
Next, pour in the cacao powder and whisk that in until smooth.
Get your silicone moulds ready and sprinkle a little bit of fruit and nut into each one.
Carefully pour the melted chocolate into each mould and place in the fridge to set for at least half an hour.
Once set, remove gently from the mould and store in an airtight container in the fridge.

Easter Bunny Fishcakes

Prep time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 16-20 minutes
Serves: 4
Skill level: Easy
Recipe by: Love Seafood UK

Ingredients:

400g cooked white fish, flaked (such as cod, haddock, hake or pollock)
Vegetable oil (for greasing)
400g mashed potatoes
1tbsp chopped fresh parsley
1tbsp chopped fresh chives, plus a few whole ones to make whiskers!
Zest of 1 lemon
1-2 eggs, beaten
40g plain flour
80g breadcrumbs
2 hard-boiled eggs, each sliced into 4
4 black olives, halved
8tsp tartare sauce
2 carrots, cut into sticks

Method

Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan 160°C/gas mark 4.
Lightly grease a baking tray.
Mix the fish with the mashed potato, herbs and lemon zest and season well with pepper. Add a little beaten egg if necessary to bind the mixture together.
Divide the mixture into 4 evenly sized pieces then shape into rounds.
Transfer to a plate, cover and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Place the remaining egg, flour and breadcrumbs into three separate dishes. Take each fishcake and dip into the flour (tapping off any excess), then the egg, and then the breadcrumbs.
Place the fishcakes on the prepared tray and bake for 15-20 minutes until piping hot and the outside is golden and crunchy.
Once the fish cakes are cooked, place 1 in the centre of each of 4 plates. Arrange the boiled egg slices to make the ears, olive for the eyes and a dollop of tartar sauce for the nose. Add some chives to make twitchy bunny whiskers then serve with the bunnies' favourite – carrot sticks!

There you have it, our favourite Easter recipes from around the web, perfect to make with the kids! We’d love to see your creations! Tweet us @LRUK or tag @learningresourcesuk on Instagram to share your Easter makes.

Fun & Easy Easter Recipes for Kids

Easter Mallow Nests

Prep time:5 minutesCooking time: 20 minutesMakes: 16Skill level: EasyRecipe by: Learning Resources

Ingredients

Method

Start by weighing out the ingredients. Measuring ingredients and working out serving sizes (doubling a recipe if you have extra guests, for example) is a great way to spark maths-themed conversations with children.
Place a bowl over a pan of lightly simmering water on the hob. Add the butter and golden syrup. Stir until melted.
Break the chocolate into small squares.
Add the chocolate to the bowl and mix. Make sure children are supervised at all times, as the bowl and ingredients can get hot.
Crush the shredded wheat! This is a fun, hands-on job for the kids.
Add the marshmallows and raisins/cherries (optional) to the cereal and mix.
Once fully melted, pour the chocolate mixture over the crushed cereal and marshmallow mixture and give it a stir.
After just a couple of minutes, the mixture will have cooled enough for little hands to get involved. Use clean hands or a spoon to combine the mixture until all the cereal is coated.
Spoon the mixture into cupcake cases.
Press a teaspoon into the centre to create a nest shape and pop in your chocolate eggs.

Hot Cross Bun Waffles

Ingredients

Method

Free-From, Easter Fruit & Nut Vegan Chocolates

Time to make: 15 minutes (+30 mins to cool)Makes: 30 chocolatesSkill level: EasyRecipe by: Sneaky Veg

Ingredients

Method

Place about 5cm of water into a small saucepan and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer, then place the cacao butter into a heatproof bowl and place it over the water — it shouldn't actually touch the water.
Allow the cocoa butter to melt and then remove from the heat.
Transfer to a jug (this makes it safer for the kids to get involved as it's not hot and makes it easier for them to pour the liquid)
Carefully add the maple syrup and whisk in.
Next, pour in the cacao powder and whisk that in until smooth.
Get your silicone moulds ready and sprinkle a little bit of fruit and nut into each one.
Carefully pour the melted chocolate into each mould and place in the fridge to set for at least half an hour.
Once set, remove gently from the mould and store in an airtight container in the fridge.

Easter Bunny Fishcakes

Prep time: 5 minutesCooking time: 16-20 minutesServes: 4Skill level: EasyRecipe by: Fish is the dish

Ingredients

Method

Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan 160°C/gas mark 4. Lightly grease a baking tray.
Mix the fish with the mashed potato, herbs and lemon zest and season well with pepper. Add a little beaten egg if necessary to bind the mixture together. Divide the mixture into 4 evenly sized pieces then shape into rounds. Transfer to a plate, cover and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Place the remaining egg, flour and breadcrumbs into three separate dishes. Take each fishcake and dip into the flour (tapping off any excess), then the egg, and then the breadcrumbs. Place the fishcakes on the prepared tray and bake for 15-20 minutes until piping hot and the outside is golden and crunchy.
Once the fish cakes are cooked, place 1 in the centre of each of 4 plates. Arrange the boiled egg slices to make the ears, olive for the eyes and a dollop of tartar sauce for the nose. Add some chives to make twitchy bunny whiskers then serve with the bunnies' favourite – carrot sticks!

Easter Mallow Nests

These finger-licking treats sit somewhere between rocky road and shredded wheat nests. There’s minimal cooking involved, so it's a great recipe for young children to help out with.To make life easier, we’ve created a printable recipe sheet too, so that you can keep your screens out of the kitchen!

Prep time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 20 minutes
Makes: 16 nests
Skill level: Easy
Recipe by: Learning Resources

Ingredients:

100g Shredded Wheat (or rice crispies if preferred)
150g cooking chocolate
3 tbsp golden syrup
75g butter
75g mini marshmallows (or big ones, chopped up)
75g raisins, cherries or both (optional)
200g miniature chocolate eggs

Method:

Start by weighing out the ingredients. Measuring ingredients and working out serving sizes (doubling a recipe if you have extra guests, for example) is a great way to spark maths-themed conversations with children.
Place a bowl over a pan of lightly simmering water on the hob. Add the butter and golden syrup. Stir until melted.
Break the chocolate into small squares.
Add the chocolate to the bowl and mix. Make sure children are supervised at all times, as the bowl and ingredients can get hot.
Crush the shredded wheat! This is a fun, hands-on job for the kids.
Add the marshmallows and raisins/cherries (optional) to the cereal and mix.
Once fully melted, pour the chocolate mixture over the crushed cereal and marshmallow mixture and give it a stir.
After just a couple of minutes, the mixture will have cooled enough for little hands to get involved. Use clean hands or a spoon to combine the mixture until all the cereal is coated.
Spoon the mixture into cupcake cases.
Press a teaspoon into the centre to create a nest shape and pop in your chocolate eggs.

Hot Cross Bun Waffles

If you have a waffle maker (or you can borrow one) this hot cross bun waffle recipe from Janice at Farmersgirl Kitchen will become a firm favourite! The waffle maker creates a cross through the middle, and Janice recommends squeezing chocolate syrup or even melted white chocolate down the lines!

Prep time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 10 minutes

Makes: 8 waffles once separated

Skill level: Medium

Recipe by: Farmersgirl Kitchen

Ingredients:

295g self-raising flour
55g caster (super fine) sugar
zest of half a lemon
zest of half an orange
1 tsp mixed spice
1 tsp cinnamon
50g raisins roughly chopped
125g butter, melted and cooled slightly
1 tsp vanilla extract
3 eggs
430ml milk

Method:

Whisk the dry ingredients together in a medium bowl, and add the chopped raisins.
Whisk the milk, eggs and vanilla together in another bowl
Make a well in the centre of the dry ingredients and pour in the milk mixture and the melted butter and lightly whisk the ingredients until combined. Do not over mix, it should still be slightly lumpy.
Let the batter rest while preheating the waffle maker.
Turn the ‘power’ control dial to your desired setting, I used setting 5. Wait until the ‘ready’ light illuminates.
Pour approximately 125ml (I found a 1/2 cup measure was about right) of batter evenly onto the centre of the waffle plate and close the lid.
At the end of the cooking cycle, open the lid and carefully remove your waffle.
Repeat with the remaining batter.
Make a cross in the waffle indentations using melted chocolate or chocolate syrup and add the toppings of your choice.

Free-From, Easter Fruit & Nut Vegan Chocolates

*Simply leave out the nuts to make a delicious nut-free treat!

Time to make: 15 minutes (+30 mins to cool)
Makes: 30 chocolates
Skill level: Easy
Recipe by: Sneaky Veg

Ingredients:

200g cacao butter
3 tbsp maple syrup
50g raw cacao powder
1 tsp vanilla extract
A handful of dried fruit and/or chopped nuts (we used sultanas, cranberries and chopped almonds)
You will also need a silicone mould.

This recipe makes enough to fill three moulds or make around 30 chocolates, so reduce the quantities if you don't want this many or use fairy cake cases for the extra.

Method:

Place about 5cm of water into a small saucepan and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer, then place the cacao butter into a heatproof bowl and place it over the water — it shouldn't actually touch the water.
Allow the cocoa butter to melt and then remove from the heat.
Transfer to a jug (this makes it safer for the kids to get involved as it's not hot and makes it easier for them to pour the liquid)
Carefully add the maple syrup and whisk in.
Next, pour in the cacao powder and whisk that in until smooth.
Get your silicone moulds ready and sprinkle a little bit of fruit and nut into each one.
Carefully pour the melted chocolate into each mould and place in the fridge to set for at least half an hour.
Once set, remove gently from the mould and store in an airtight container in the fridge.

Easter Bunny Fishcakes

Prep time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 16-20 minutes
Serves: 4
Skill level: Easy
Recipe by: Love Seafood UK

Ingredients:

400g cooked white fish, flaked (such as cod, haddock, hake or pollock)
Vegetable oil (for greasing)
400g mashed potatoes
1tbsp chopped fresh parsley
1tbsp chopped fresh chives, plus a few whole ones to make whiskers!
Zest of 1 lemon
1-2 eggs, beaten
40g plain flour
80g breadcrumbs
2 hard-boiled eggs, each sliced into 4
4 black olives, halved
8tsp tartare sauce
2 carrots, cut into sticks

Method

Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan 160°C/gas mark 4.
Lightly grease a baking tray.
Mix the fish with the mashed potato, herbs and lemon zest and season well with pepper. Add a little beaten egg if necessary to bind the mixture together.
Divide the mixture into 4 evenly sized pieces then shape into rounds.
Transfer to a plate, cover and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Place the remaining egg, flour and breadcrumbs into three separate dishes. Take each fishcake and dip into the flour (tapping off any excess), then the egg, and then the breadcrumbs.
Place the fishcakes on the prepared tray and bake for 15-20 minutes until piping hot and the outside is golden and crunchy.
Once the fish cakes are cooked, place 1 in the centre of each of 4 plates. Arrange the boiled egg slices to make the ears, olive for the eyes and a dollop of tartar sauce for the nose. Add some chives to make twitchy bunny whiskers then serve with the bunnies' favourite – carrot sticks!

There you have it, our favourite Easter recipes from around the web, perfect to make with the kids! We’d love to see your creations! Tweet us @LRUK or tag @learningresourcesuk on Instagram to share your Easter makes.

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