Like many families, our annual Easter tradition involves hunting for eggs. But this year, we want to add some Easter games for kids to our neighborhood egg hunt.
Each year, a larger group of kiddos join the hunt as more families move into our ‘hood. Once the hunt is over, parents stand around talking while the kids tear into the candy hidden in their eggs. The kids love it, and it’s great to see all the neighbors come out of hibernation from the brutal Minnesota winter, but I think everyone would appreciate a few more activities to pass the time before the Easter ham hits the table.
That’s where these Easter games come in. From Easter egg bingo to bunny-themed bowling to an extra-hoppity sack race, we’ve tracked down the best ways to entertain your little chicks after they’ve scouted out the final hidden eggs.
Looking for some fun Easter games for kids to keep your family busy after the egg hunt ends? These Easter games will ensure that everyone (including the adults) will have a blast for hours.
Turn your old egg cartons into a chicks vs. bunnies checker game. It's a craft first, and then an Easter game! Source: Tonya Staab Have kids roll a die to start putting the bunny together. This game doubles as a sneaky way to get the younger set to practice counting and matching. Source: Inspiration Made Simple Ditch the Xs and Os, and try to get three bunnies and chicks in a row with this adorable tic-tac-toe Easter game. Source: Little Gray Fox Break out the pool noodles, Easter wrapping paper, and paper cups to create a bunny-approved bowling alley for the kiddos. Source: The Creative Orchard Put one minute on the timer, and challenge kids to move as many jelly beans from one bowl to another with nothing more than a straw and their own breath. Source: Making Life Blissful Using a white crayon, draw lots of Easter eggs on white paper. Then, let kids add watercolor paint to reveal the hidden eggs. Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers. Source: Fun Learning for Kids Even your littlest kiddo can get in on the fun with this plastic egg matching Easter game. Download the free printable game board to get started. Source: Events to Celebrate Just add fluffy, cotton tails to the back of each sack to create an Easter-themed twist to the traditional race game. Source: Crazy Wonderful Simply print this free bunny graphic and a sheet of bunny tails to start the pinning fun! Source: Sugar and Charm Paint an adorable rabbit onto a large piece of cardboard. Cut out his mouth and belly to create two different point zones for kiddos to aim for. Source: Pink Stripey Socks Call out colors instead of numbers and letters to help kids win (and complete a colorful picture) with this unique twist on this classic game. Source: The Craftables
DIY Easter Checkers
Roll-A-Bunny Printable Easter Game
DIY Easter Egg Tic-Tac-Toe Game
DIY Easter Bowling Alley
Jelly Bean Pickup Easter Game
Watercolor Crayon Resist Easter Egg Hunt
Printable Easter Egg Matching Game
Easter Bunny Potato Sack Race
Printable Pin the Tail on the Bunny Easter Game
DIY Bunny Bean Bag Toss Easter Game
Easter Egg Coloring Bingo Game
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