There are plenty of things to do in Sheffield this EasterThere are plenty of things to do in Sheffield this Easter
There are plenty of things to do in Sheffield this Easter

8 fun family things you can do to entertain the kids in Sheffield this Easter and the kids holidays

Some of the traditional activities may be off the cards this year, but there are still plenty of fun things you can do with your children in Sheffield this Easter.
By Sarah Marshall
Published 30th Mar 2021, 09:52 BST
Updated 31st Mar 2021, 10:08 BST

Covid-19 restrictions mean it is not possible for pursuits such as Easter egg hunting in parks or bonnet parades to take place.

However, there are still a number of things you can do in Sheffield to make this half-term special for your youngsters.

Scroll through our list for some Easter inspiration.

READ MORE:

- Fancy a BBQ? These are the best deals for meat, beer and everything else at Sheffield supermarkets including Aldi, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco

- 5 places in Sheffield delivering BBQ that you can enjoy as a group in a private garden

- Outdoor cafe opens to huge success in Sheffield suburb helping people to combat isolation in pandemic

In these confusing and worrying times, local journalism is more vital than ever. Thanks to everyone who helps us ask the questions that matter by taking out a digital subscription or buying a paper. We stand together. Nancy Fielder, editor.

Why not challenge your youngsters to an egg and spoon race? You can hold them inside or outside, depending on if you have a garden, and all you need is some eggs (remember to hard boil them first!) and some spoons. You can make it more challenging by introducing some obstacles

1. Egg and spoon race

Why not challenge your youngsters to an egg and spoon race? You can hold them inside or outside, depending on if you have a garden, and all you need is some eggs (remember to hard boil them first!) and some spoons. You can make it more challenging by introducing some obstacles Photo: Gary Longbottom

Photo Sales
There is no reason why you can't hold an Easter egg hunt of your own in your house and garden. All you need is some wrapped chocolate eggs, a piece of paper and a pen to note down where you left them, and a container for the found eggs to be kept in.

2. Hold your own Easter egg hunt

There is no reason why you can't hold an Easter egg hunt of your own in your house and garden. All you need is some wrapped chocolate eggs, a piece of paper and a pen to note down where you left them, and a container for the found eggs to be kept in. Photo: Paul Atkinson PA Press & PR

Photo Sales
Current Covid-19 restrictions allow up to six people or two households meet outside to socialise, so why not head to your local park, use your garden or a friend or relative's garden to host an Easter picnic?

3. Go for a picnic

Current Covid-19 restrictions allow up to six people or two households meet outside to socialise, so why not head to your local park, use your garden or a friend or relative's garden to host an Easter picnic? Photo: Bruce Fitzgerald

Photo Sales
Easter crafts are a good way of getting your youngsters to be a little bit creative this half-term. Why not decorate some egg boxes or use cotton wool to make an Easter bunny collage?

4. Easter crafts

Easter crafts are a good way of getting your youngsters to be a little bit creative this half-term. Why not decorate some egg boxes or use cotton wool to make an Easter bunny collage? Photo: Paul Heyes

Photo Sales
Previous
1 / 2
Next Page
Related topics:SheffieldASDAMorrisons