Fun and Affordable: Best Easter Basket Ideas for Teens

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When do you stop giving your kids Easter baskets? When I was a kid, Easter baskets were a big part of our Easter day traditions.  As my kids are getting older, it’s harder to find the perfect Easter gifts.  I put together these lists of Easter basket ideas for teenagers to help me keep the tradition alive even as the kids get older. There’s bound to be a fun gift from the Easter bunny that will keep everyone happy. 

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Teen Easter Basket Ideas

Whether you’re shopping for teen boys, teen girls, or the tricky in-between tween years, there are plenty of fun things to put in Easter basket gifts. I like to start by thinking of all the components of great Easter basket fillers.

My kids like one or two bigger items and then add a little bit of candy, some smaller functional items, and small personalized Easter gifts. I try to find Easter gifts that my teen can use with friends or family members, too.

Easter Basket Stuffers for Teens

it doesn’t matter if you’re looking for Easter basket ideas for teenage boys or girls, small classic gifts are key to a successful Easter basket.  Chocolate bunnies, jelly beans, or Easter eggs filled with small treats bring nostalgia out in all of us.

Easter Traditions and Fun Ideas

Some of the best easter basket ideas include family members or younger kids.  A deck of cards, sidewalk chalk, or other Easter trinkets and toys tend to bring people together to create more Easter celebration traditions. 

Personalized Easter Baskets for Teens

My teens also love it when I make themed Easter baskets that represent their current interests. It’s a fun way to show them I see them and value their hobbies and interests.

For example, a themed Easter basket with Star Wars merchandise is a perfect choice for your Star Wars Fan. If your teenager loves board games, get a small travel set.  A beach towel and flip flops make great gift ideas, too.

As you prepare your teen’s Easter basket this year, remember that it’s the little things that make a big difference. Whether it’s a favorite candy, a good book, or a nifty fidget toy, each item contributes to the joy of the Easter morning tradition. Create the perfect Easter basket filled with fun, love, and all the great ideas that your teen will appreciate. Happy Easter! 

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  • Gas card so they can fill up their car
  • Homemade coupons for date night with a parent, one night out past curfew, or chore-free day
  • New ear buds
  • Journal – how about this hilarious Wrek this Journal?
  • Art pencils and other supplies
  • Small piece of jewelry
  • Make-up
  • Dollar coins (my dad gives these to the kids every year for their birthdays and they love it!
  • Nail polish
  • Lip gloss or chapstick
  • Mascara
  • Bath bomb
  • Drawstring bag (my kids are always looking for these!)
  • New belt
  • Fun pair of socks (how fun are these mermaid socks or how about a pair of toe socks!)
  • New sunglasses – my teens are all coveting my new sunglasses! 
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About Michelle Marine

Michelle Marine is the author of How to Raise Chickens for Meat, a long-time green-living enthusiast, and rural Iowa mom of four. She empowers families to grow and eat seasonal, local foods; to reduce their ecological footprint; and to come together through impactful travel.

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