32 Super Easy Easter Treats Kids To Make

As a mom of three kids—Emma (4), Mason (9), and Sophia (11)—holidays in our house are nothing short of an adventure.

Easter is one of my favorite times of the year, not just because of the adorable bunny decorations and pastel colors, but because it gives us a chance to get creative in the kitchen as a family.

Last year, we spent an entire afternoon turning our kitchen into a mini Easter workshop. Emma was carefully “painting” melted chocolate onto marshmallows, Mason was sneaking jellybeans instead of decorating with them, and Sophia was meticulously arranging toppings like a pro baker.

Sure, there was chaos—sprinkles all over the floor and a frosting-covered 4-year-old who looked like she’d been in a sugar explosion—but it was magical. Moments like these are why I love finding easy recipes that all three kids can help with. These treats aren’t just delicious; they’re memories in the making.

If you’re looking for fun, simple, and kid-friendly Easter treats to bring some joy to your holiday, these 32 ideas will inspire your family to roll up their sleeves and get cooking—no professional skills required!

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🍫 No-Bake Easter Treats (Kid-Approved & Stress-Free)

No-bake treats are the MVP of Easter snack time — quick to make, low-mess, and totally doable with little helpers. These treats are sweet, festive, and perfect for a last-minute Easter activity or dessert table.

🐣 Chocolate Nests with Jelly Beans

Melt chocolate with peanut butter or butterscotch chips, stir in chow mein noodles or pretzel sticks, and shape into little “nests.” Add pastel jelly beans or mini eggs on top. No baking, just delicious messiness.

✅ Mom tip: Let the kids press the candy “eggs” into the nests — it’s the fun part!

🐰 Easter Bunny Pudding Cups

Use store-bought chocolate pudding cups and top with crushed Oreos, bunny Peeps, and candy carrots. Instant Easter garden!

🥨 Dipped Pretzel Rods

Melt white chocolate, dip pretzel rods halfway, and cover in pastel sprinkles. Stand them upright in a mason jar or lay on parchment to dry.

🐣 Rice Krispies Eggs

Shape Rice Krispies treats into egg shapes using buttered hands or plastic Easter eggs as molds. Drizzle with white chocolate or top with candy eyes for a silly twist.

🐰 Marshmallow Bunny Tails

Stack mini marshmallows on a toothpick or dip marshmallows in white chocolate and coconut for a fluffy, bunny tail-inspired snack.

🎉 Bonus: These are perfect for preschool parties or easy Easter playdate treats.

5. Peeps S’mores

Give classic s’mores an Easter makeover by swapping out plain marshmallows for colorful Peeps. Roast them over a campfire (or just microwave them!), then sandwich with chocolate and graham crackers like usual. The sugary crust gets golden and gooey — totally irresistible.
👉 Here’s how to make them.

6. Bunny Butt Cookies

These cookies are just as silly as they sound — and that’s why kids love them! Use sugar cookies or store-bought rounds, and decorate with white and pink icing to look like a bunny’s fluffy backside hopping into the grass. Bonus points for marshmallow “tails.”
👉 Here’s the recipe.

7.Easter Egg Devilled Eggs

Savory meets adorable. Add food coloring to boiled egg whites to give them a pastel tint, then pipe in your deviled egg filling and decorate like baby chicks. Use olive slices for eyes and tiny carrot beaks.
👉 Full recipe here.

8. Chocolate Bark with Jellybeans

Melt white chocolate and spread it on parchment paper, then let the kids go wild adding jellybeans, pastel sprinkles, crushed pretzels, or crushed candy. Let it harden and break into pieces. Great for party bags or just snacking!

👩‍👧‍👦 Mom Tip: For little ones like Emma, I set out small bowls of toppings and let her decorate one square at a time. It keeps the mess contained and makes her feel like a pro chef.

🧁 Easy Bakes & Decorated Desserts

These Easter treats bring the wow factor without turning your kitchen into a disaster zone. They’re cute, customizable, and fun for little helpers — just the way we like it.

9. Bunny Bagel Faces

Toast up some bagels and spread them with cream cheese. Then let the kids decorate using fruits or veggies to make silly bunny faces — think banana ears, blueberry eyes, strawberry noses, and cucumber whiskers.
👉 See how to make them.

Pro Tip: Set up a decorating station with small bowls of toppings and kid-friendly tools. It keeps messes contained and lets their creativity run wild.

10. Mini Cheesecake Eggs

Hollow out chocolate eggs and fill them with a no-bake cheesecake mixture. Chill until set and top with berries or mini eggs. These are rich, adorable, and surprisingly easy!
👉 Get the recipe here.

11. Easter Bunny Pancakes

Stack a few pancakes, then go wild decorating with whipped cream, fruit, and a few chocolate chips to turn them into bunny faces. This one’s especially fun for Easter morning breakfast or brunch.
👉 Here’s the guide.

12. Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries

Dip fresh strawberries in pastel-colored melted chocolate or candy melts, then add a drizzle or sprinkles. Place them on wax paper to set. These make a stunning dessert tray centerpiece!
👉 Easy step-by-step here.

🥕 Savory + Creative Easter Snacks

These treats go beyond the basics — they’re fun, festive, and totally doable with a little prep (and a sense of humor when the sprinkles go flying).

13. DIY Bunny Trail Mix

Toss together popcorn, mini marshmallows, pastel candies, pretzels, and a handful of chocolate chips for a sweet-and-salty snack everyone will love.
👉 Grab the easy mix here.

14. Jello Easter Eggs

Use plastic egg molds to shape colorful Jello into wiggly, jiggly eggs. Add whipped cream or a mini candy in the center for extra flair.
👉 Here’s the how-to.

15. Carrot Patch Dirt Cups

Layer chocolate pudding and crushed cookies in clear cups. Top with orange-dipped strawberries or gummy carrots to make it look like they’re sprouting from the “soil.”
👉 See the recipe here.

16. Bunny Cinnamon Rolls

Unroll and reshape cinnamon roll dough into bunny ears before baking. Drizzle with icing and sprinkle with pastels for a warm, whimsical treat.
👉 Get the step-by-step.

🐣 Pro Tip: Don’t leave the sprinkles unsupervised. Just trust me. You’ll find them in your socks three days later.

🧁 Cute Easter Desserts to Finish Strong

These treats are playful, delicious, and guaranteed to impress both kids and grown-ups. Bonus: they look way fancier than they are.

17. Easter Egg Oreo Truffles

Crush Oreos and mix with cream cheese, then shape into little eggs and chill. Dip in pastel-colored candy melts or chocolate, then drizzle or sprinkle to decorate.
👉 Get the recipe here.

✨ Optional: Add food coloring to the filling for a fun surprise inside!

18. Popcorn Bunnies

Mix marshmallow and popcorn like you would for Rice Krispies treats, then shape into small bunny heads. Add candy eyes, mini marshmallows for cheeks, and licorice strips for whiskers. Cute, crunchy, and ridiculously fun to make with kids.
👉 Full how-to here.

19. Easter Bunny Trail Cupcakes

Frost cupcakes with green-tinted icing to look like grass, then dust powdered sugar “bunny footprints” across the top. Add candy tails or paws to look like bunnies are hopping away into the grass.
👉 Check out the decorating idea here.

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🐰 Treats That Double as Gifts

Whether you’re sending guests home with a little something sweet or surprising a friend with a cute edible treat, these Easter goodies are perfect for gifting and snacking.

20. Chocolate-Covered Peeps Pops

Pop a Peep on a lollipop stick, dip it in melted chocolate, and add colorful sprinkles for a festive finish. Wrap them in cellophane with a ribbon and they instantly become adorable Easter favors.
🧒 These are always a hit with little ones—my kids think they’re magic wands!

Recipe here.

21. Bunny Pretzel Bites

Place white candy melts on pretzels, warm them slightly, and press on bunny face candies or decorate with icing. They’re bite-sized, sweet-salty perfection and make cute party bag additions.

Recipe here.

22. Carrot Cake Energy Bites

Made with oats, shredded carrots, nut butter, and a hint of cinnamon—these no-bake bites are a healthier twist on Easter snacking. Package a few in mini jars or treat bags for an unexpected (but very appreciated) gift. Recipe here.

23. Easter Egg Brownies

Turn regular brownies into something Easter-magical by cutting them into egg shapes and letting the kids take over the decorating. Set out bowls of pastel frosting, sprinkles, and maybe some candy eyes — then step back and embrace the sweet chaos.
👉 Get the recipe here.

🧒 Fair warning: half the frosting may end up in someone’s hair. It’s all part of the fun.

24. Bunny Milkshakes

These are a sugar rush in a cup — and totally worth it. Blend up a vanilla milkshake, top with whipped cream, and let the kids pop on bunny-shaped marshmallows, sprinkles, and whatever Easter candy hasn’t been eaten yet.
👉 See the recipe here.

🐰 Tip: Serve with a paper straw and a wet cloth nearby. Peeps + milkshakes = sticky smiles.

25. Chick Sugar Cookies

Simple sugar cookies get a springtime upgrade with yellow frosting, candy eyes, and a tiny orange frosting beak. Kids love decorating these little chicks — even if some end up looking more like “angry birds” than baby animals.
👉 Make them here.

🎨 These make a great “decorate your own” activity if you’re hosting an Easter playdate or party.

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26. Chick Sugar Cookies

Decorate sugar cookies with yellow frosting, candy eyes, and orange frosting for chick beaks. Recipe here.

27. Marshmallow Bunny Sliders

Sandwich marshmallows between two cookies, dip in melted chocolate, and add bunny decorations. Recipe here.

28. Pastel Popcorn Balls

Coat popcorn in pastel-colored marshmallow syrup, then shape into balls. Recipe here.

29. Mini Carrot Cheesecakes

Top mini cheesecakes with crushed graham crackers and a gummy carrot for a festive look. Recipe here.

30. Easter Egg Rice Krispie Pops

Shape rice krispie treats into eggs, insert sticks, and decorate with colorful icing. Recipe here.

Final Thoughts

Easter is the perfect time to get messy and creative in the kitchen with your kids. With these 30 easy ideas, you’ll have treats to fill baskets, share with friends, or enjoy as a family.

So grab your aprons, crank up some music, and let the Easter magic (and maybe a little chaos) begin!

What’s your favorite Easter treat to make with your kids? Let us know in the comments below!

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Whether you make one or all thirty-two of these ideas, just remember — it’s not about perfection. It’s about the giggles, the mess, and the memory of doing it together. 💕

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