The Egglo Blog

The origins of Halloween can be traced back to 2,000 years ago as an "ancient pagan festival" celebrated by Celtic people. The Bible does not mention Halloween. The Celts believed that the dead could walk among the living at this time. Read more

With Easter coming up, I want the children to understand the real meaning of Easter and not just Easter Bunnies and eggs full of candy. They both know that Easter is the time when Jesus rises from the dead so I wanted to do something crafty to go with that. Dani Rea has been asking Read more

This treasure hunt uses the first letter of each clue to spell LIGHT OF JESUS. Help kids connect the idea that Jesus is the light of the world in a fun way with this Glow in the Dark Egglo Eggs treasure hunt. Use at home in the dark with the lights off (carefully). Give the kids flashlights for reading clues, or let them use the glow eggs for light. Print out the clues into strips and curl them around a pencil, like a scroll. Put the strips inside Egglo Eggs (charge with light as instructed) and hide the eggs in order. Let kids go from one egg to another following the clues. Give them a basket and make sure they keep each clue (otherwise they will drop it and run off to the next egg). Read more

I wanted to do a craft with the kids for St. Patrick’s day so I started with Dani Rea and her friend Emelie. They are both 3 so I had to keep it simple concentrating on the girls knowledge of colors and their sensory skills for painting. Supplies

• Piece of blue paper to do the project Read more

This is a project I saw on Pinterest and decided to use it to explain the Trinity to Jackson. You may have seen this before but I thought I’d do it anyway and send it your way. Look at the shamrock, is it one leaf, or is it three? Just as it is difficult to Read more