Isabella is already 14 and still absolutely loves getting a great Easter Basket. Her gift preferences might have changed over the years, but she’s still pretty easy to please with Easter gifts. I’d love to know what you’re giving your teens for Easter. Leave me a comment below with ideas.
As I scour the internet for ideas for teen Easter basket ideas, I wanted to share some of my favorite ideas.
Teen Easter Basket Themes:
Instead of a traditional basket, you can get creative with your gift holder. These are some really fun ideas, in my opinion.
- watering can Easter basket
- rainboots Easter basket
- Baby Yoda Tutu Easter basket
- candy Easter basket
- laundry basket Easter idea
Teen Easter Basket Gift Ideas
- new movie (Eternals and West Side Story are great options!)
- books
- candy
- jewelry/accessories
- crafts
- bath bombs
- facemasks
- makeup
- pens
- stickers
My Isabella loves a great tote bag. I found this very cute one from DaySpring and filled it with items I know my daughter will love. The tote bag is oversized and says “I was created to create.” And she does love crafting, so I included an art kit and a beading kit. What else should I add? Gum and candy for sure!
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from: DaySpring Cards Inc
About Eternals
Marvel Studios’ Eternals follows a group of ancient heroes from beyond the stars who had protected Earth since the dawn of man. When monstrous creatures called Deviants, long thought lost to history, mysteriously return, the Eternals are forced to reunite in order to defend humanity once again.
About West Side Story
Directed by Academy Award® Steven Spielberg, from a screenplay by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award® winner Tony Kushner, “West Side Story” tells the classic tale of fierce rivalries and young love in 1957 New York City.
For my teen boys, we have included a foam (cheap) Stand Up Paddle Board in kids size from Costco, boogie boards from Costco as well, balls for their different sports (basketball, soccer, and water polo) beach games for the sand with friends last year, and board games to invite friends over to play this year, like a poker set and different casino-style games. For teen girls, I always do sheet face masks, a Starbucks reusable cup, fun scented lotions, bathbombs, and a couple of $5 gift cards for Starbucks, Jamba Juice, to whatever she is into. Plus candy! I think the candy they get every year is always the highlight to them. But in trying to keep our house, the “fun” house, I went with group games for this year!