7 Positive Things To Do Over the Easter Holidays Posted on 31 March 2016 by Wing Shek - Kent-Teach in General | Wellbeing *Updated APRIL 2021*Teachers, you made it to half term! In between lesson planning, munching Easter eggs and relaxing, you might be searching for some fun activities to fill the time. Have a go at these 7 positive things to do to make you feel you've made the most of the Easter break.1. Hug a treeAlthough lockdown restrictions are starting to ease, a lot of attractions still remain closed. But, local green spaces and walking trails remain an appealing option. Tree huggers had it right all along! Nature is great for our mental health and as the weather improves, take some time to go on walks and make the most of the beautiful Kent countryside. Find a walk near you. 2. Get lost in a bookBookworms, you will not need any encouragement to indulge in some reading time! Literature choices are endless and there are books to appeal to everyone. Books are the perfect opportunity for a spot of escapism. If you are looking for some inspiration, then look no further. Our blog post The Wonderful World of Books is the perfect place to start searching for your next read. . 3. Get Green-FingeredSpring is the perfect time to get into gardening! Whether you have a sizeable garden or a balcony, gardening comes in all shapes and sizes. Plant some spring bulbs, sow some seeds or simply buy some ready-to-go flowers and place them in pretty pots. You could even venture into growing your own fruit and vegetables. Give it a go; you will reap the therapeutic rewards as well as feeling a strong sense of satisfaction. Our '5 Reasons to Take Up Gardening' blog will tell you more about the many benefits of gardening.4. Take a trip down memory laneWhy not indulge yourself in a little nostalgia? Dig out some old photographs and surround yourself in happy memories. You could even organise your favourite snaps into a photo album or devote some time to creating a scrapbook! Reminisce with family and friends in the garden or over the phone. Sharing happy times will not only benefit you, but will also bring a smile to the face of many other people too!5. Something newOver the last year, we have had all needed to adapt and embrace technology to stay connected. Online you will find a vast array of courses and networking opportunities. You can partake in virtual yoga and Pilates classes, learn a new language from the comfort of your sofa or even join a virtual book club. You will be amazed at the opportunities the internet provides. 6. Get creativeGet crafty and use your DIY skills. Build a birdhouse, make a cushion, paint the countryside, write a poem – make your spare time count and let your creativity out.7. Spring clean It’s not the most fun thing to do but you will feel so much better afterwards. Think about spring cleaning your life as well as your home, read our blog post about spring.We would love to hear from you; drop us a DM or comment on our social media channels to tell us how you will be spending the Easter holidays! You can find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Happy Easter!