Look, Martha Stewart does everything better than you ever could. This is a fact of life, she's built an empire from it, and that's the way it is. But for what it's worth, Egg Dyeing 101 from Martha Stewart offers a slew of tutorials for dyeing and decorating colorful eggs that your whole family will ooh and ah over.

You can never go wrong with the basics. And Whack-A-Mole, no matter what incarnation, is about as basic as it gets. While not the most intricate game in the world, Kiloo Games' Whac-A-Mole Easter Free incorporates both classic mole pummeling with Easter graphics. Factor in unlockable achievements and additional minigames and you have a cool waste of time this holiday weekend.

We believe in the Easter Bunny. And by that standard, we should also believe in a Zombie Easter Bunny. Hunting for Zombie Easter Bunny's is a 99-cent (and grammatically incorrect) iOS game in which you must search a home for bunny body parts left behind by the Zombie Easter Bunny. And that's pretty much it.

To send a cool e-card in just a few moments, Hot Chili Apps' Easter C@rds has assembled something worth is $1.99 price tag. You choose a template, add pictures and text, and send it out via e-mail or to your social networks. Additional bells and whistles such as a typo repair and alignment tool help round things out and the Easter templates help send something cool with only a few days before the holiday.

Free app WordSeek Easter provides one of the best word search puzzles available on the iPad, complete with a great interface as well as Easter-themed words to hunt for. A timer helps set a standard with which to compete against yourself and this is just a fun way to kill a few extra minutes while holiday dinner is cooking before company arrives.

Purple Penguin's free Easter Egg Hunt 3D is a good substitute with competing against preschoolers at an actual egg hunt. Scroll left or right and find as many eggs as possible in a given time frame. Interestingly, the perspective changes as you scroll in any direction, allowing you to see eggs behind certain obstacles, though a lack of randomized locations per round holds the game back.

So your kids are getting older and need actual (fake) proof that the Easter Bunny exists? Flyhere's 99-cent Easter iBunny can overlay an image of the Easter bunny on any existing picture on your iDevice. And while this is weird, it is both effective and convincing, the bunny itself being an image you can drag around and position for maximum effect.

Since the Easter Bunny must be tracked and surveilled at all times, programmer Maccolm Duffield has stepped up to the plate and created 3D Easter Bunny Tracker, an 99-cent app that uses location-based services to track your position and offers updated Easter Bunny sightings from around the world.

If you Easter sneaks up on you every year, there's a good reason: Easter isn't set to a specific date, but a certain Sunday of the year. Happily, free app Easter Calculator can pinpoint Easter Sunday decades, centuries, or millennia into the past or future. It may serve only one function but it is kind of neat and if you were planning a family trip for next Easter, you'll know exactly when to book your tickets.

At the end of the day, you want to fight the forces of evil with . And while it doesn't have a ton to do with Easter, it's a cool game in which you must recruit an army of bunny ninjas, provide them with a supply line and battle a variety of enemies to win the day. Theoretically, this is what the Easter Bunny spends the other 364 days of the year doing.