Kiddie Academy students have a hoppin' time

Lakewood Ranch students get in the Easter spirit with annual egg hunt.

  • By Amanda Sebastiano
  • | 12:42 p.m. March 25, 2016
  • East County
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With colored Easter eggs on their desks and plastic eggs in their baskets, Kiddie Academy of Lakewood Ranch students had an egg-cellent time celebrating Easter.

At the school's annual Easter celebration, held March 24, students snacked on sweet treats, hunted for candy-filled eggs and took photos with the holiday mascot, the Easter Bunny.

The furry white bunny hopped to each classroom to meet with the little egg hunters.

(CONTRIBUTED) Dinah Mahan and Kelsey Sharp show off their Easter accessories.
(CONTRIBUTED) Dinah Mahan and Kelsey Sharp show off their Easter accessories.
(CONTRIBUTED) Christopher Jackson and Emma Curry make a new, fuzzy friend.
(CONTRIBUTED) Christopher Jackson and Emma Curry make a new, fuzzy friend.
(CONTRIBUTED) Miles Harter shows off his Easter loot.
(CONTRIBUTED) Miles Harter shows off his Easter loot.
(CONTRIBUTED) Kinley Chupp shows her holiday pride.
(CONTRIBUTED) Kinley Chupp shows her holiday pride.
(CONTRIBUTED) Josefina Pouso wastes no time finding eggs.
(CONTRIBUTED) Josefina Pouso wastes no time finding eggs.
(CONTRIBUTED) Brelynn Straub colors Easter eggs during class.
(CONTRIBUTED) Brelynn Straub colors Easter eggs during class.

 

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