To create the most enjoyable experience for your kids, set it up to make it feel like they’re really at the store.
Build an actual stand with a sign, labeling it as the Bunny Mart, and place the goodies for sale behind the stand. Choose some prizes your kids will appreciate in the absence of candy. In the spirit of the holiday, try to make them Easter-themed.
Some ideas include mini containers of Play-doh, bubbles, scented markers, plush bunny toys, slime eggs, bath bombs, and Easter egg sidewalk chalk.
They’ll have such a blast; they won’t mind that there’s no candy! Plus, they’ll be getting a lesson on economics and the value of money.
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