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February 7, 2023 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Easter, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Spring Leave a Comment

Are you looking for exciting things to do this spring with the kids? Grab this Spring Scavenger Hunt printables set with four fun outdoor scavenger hunt ideas.

As soon as the fall and winter seasons hit, our calendars become filled with activity. However, coming out of the winter months might feel a little bit slower as we are all frozen from short days and cold months. If you are looking for a few fun activities to do this spring with your family try a spring scavenger hunt! There are multiple ways to go about this. You can do a sprint scavenger hunt list with pictures for younger kids or you can do something fun and ab it more challenging for older kids. These can include fun outdoor riddles children last to solve in order to find the prize upon finishing. Or toss your hands in the area and do a scavenger hunt that is included every spring – hint, it includes little things called eggs.

How to create a spring scavenger hunt

One of the biggest scavenger hunts occurs every spring. In fact, it’s so common most of us don’t recognize it as a scavenger hunt. Spring always brings an Easter Egg Hunt as we scavenge the group for plastic little eggs. Because of this treasure hunt spring tradition, it’s easy to create a scavenger hunt in spring. In fact, if you don’t feel like putting together your own easter egg hunt, you can find one at schools, churches, and community parks most everywhere. It’s convenient and allows us to bring a few spring memories to our kids. If you want to put together your own spring scavenger hunt, then that can be accomplished too.

What are good items for a scavenger hunt?

Items needed for a scavenger hunt are different for each season and theme. A birthday scavenger hunt looks much different than a grocery store scavenger hunt. Common things needed or most scavenger hunts include…

Clue cards or a checklist
Prizes
Bags for collected items
Pencils, pens, crayons
Timer (for timed scavenger hunt races)

How do you make a simple scavenger hunt?

It’s easy to put together a scavenger hunt especially when you can easily access printable scavenger hunts. To put together an easy scavenger hunt, set up the following scavenger hunt plan.

Download and print your scavenger hunt (s) clue cards and or checklists.
Scout out a location. For a spring scavenger hunt, have a backyard, park, or playground.
Take a look at your lists. Are all items able to be found? If not cross out items that don’t work or omit the clues that don’t fit your outdoor scavenger hunt setting.
If this is a scavenger hunt with clues, hide your clues in order. Briefly run through the scavenger hunt to make sure it works.
With each clue hide fun prizes or one big prize at the end. If it’s a checklist scavenger hunt, hold on to the prizes.

Now that you are ready for a scavenger hunt during spring, take a look at these printable spring scavenger hunt ideas. Grab the printable hunt that is best for your crew.

Spring Scavenger Hunt Printable Set

Are you ready to explore the world around you? There are plenty of ways to enjoy the beautiful spring season. You can take a nature walk, plant a garden, fly a kite, or go on a spring scavenger hunt! We’ve put together a spring scavenger hunt to guide your child as they explore the tiny wonder of the spring season.

What’s included in the printable Spring Scavenger Hunts?

This spring scavenger hunt set lasts a while. Inside the printable Spring Scavenger Hunts are four different adventures you can take. Use them all in one day or weekend or spread out over the season. They are a great addition to a Spring Bucket List for the family! The checklist with both words or pictures makes it perfect for toddlers all the way to elementary age kids. (Don’t worry – If you need something more challenging for teens and older kids, we have more of that below.)

Take a look at everything that is included in this printable spring scavenger hunt set.

Spring Scavenger Hunt Checklist

Grab this set for toddlers or preschoolers who cannot yet read. Better yet, if you have younger kids or kindergartners who are learning to write, as part of the checklist spring scavenger hunt, have them write the word below the image when they find the item. Even if they misspell, they can practice phonics by sounding out the letters.

Easter Scavenger Hunt Checklist

Easter is a major holiday in spring. Grab this Easter Scavenger Hunt checklist as you discover things that have an answer theme. Perhaps with each item that your child finds, hand them an Easter Egg as the prize. This can be filled with Easter candy, small toys, stickers, or even money (older kids will not mind that!) If you are limited on the number of eggs in the Easter Basket, this will make it an even larger challenge as siblings will race in a friendly Easter Egg competition to find the most items on their checklist before their brother or sister. Give younger kids a head start!

Signs of Spring Scavenger Hunt for the Neighborhood

This outdoor scavenger hunt includes a list of things you might find in your own backyard or front yard. Take a walk around your environment. Walk down the road, visit a park or a field and see how many things you can check off this neighborhood checklist.

Five Senses Scavenger Hunt for Spring

In this spring nature scavenger hunt worksheet, pay attention to your senses! Using your observation skills, pay attention to what do you see, hear, smell, taste, and touch?

Grab it all! You can get all four of these Spring Scavenger Hunt Worksheets and start your spring adventure today!

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More Spring Scavenger Hunt Ideas

Spring is one of the best seasons to get outside. Springtime is the time of year when the ground is thawing and new things are emerging. From baby birds to new plant growth, there is plenty to discover as the first signs of spring. In addition to our spring scavenger hunt set, take a look at these other must-try spring treasure hunt ideas.

Easter Scavenger Hunt

Want an easter themed treasure hunt? This is a really cute Easter Scavenger Hunt that can be used with or without Easter Eggs. These Easter Treasure Hunt riddles will lead your kids both indoors and outdoors. Older kids can participate or set the game up for younger siblings.

St. Patrick’s Day Scavenger Hunt

A leprechaun trap is fun but instead of catching the little green man, leave behind a fun St. Patty’s Day Treasure Hunt. Your kids can follow the footsteps of the leprechaun and maybe catch a pot of gold at the end – chocolate coins work great!

Outdoor Scavenger Hunt

Older kids will love this outdoor scavenger hunt. This is great for youth and elementary-age kids who can read. The set includes 20 easy-to-read outdoor scavenger hunt clues that are rhyming riddles. Your kids will uncover these riddles and work to solve the clues and reach the end of the outdoor treasure hunt. Younger kids can work with older kids.

Rainbow Scavenger Hunt

Emerging readers and preschoolers will love this rainbow scavenger hunt checklist. Perfect for outside or use in the classroom, at home, or in a playroom where there are plenty of bright colors. Have toddlers collect items that match the colors of the rainbow for a seek, find, and gather rainbow treasure hunt.

Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt

While our spring scavenger hunt set includes a neighborhood checklist, teens and older kids might appreciate this Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt full of around-the-block clues. Younger kids can participate with their own neighborhood checklist.

Nature Scavenger Hunt

Go on a hike or nature walk with this I Spy Nature Scavenger Hunt. This set includes a cloud viewer, leaf viewer, nature color wheel, and Nature Treasure Hunt Checklist. Check off the items you find or collect them in a brown bag for a keepsake treasure bag. With seasonal changes, this outside scavenger hunt might be different with each use.

Free Spring Printables

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List of Fun Things to Do this Spring

As the plants and animals exit hibernation, so can we. If you are looking for a few fun family activities during spring, we have a huge list.

Spring is a time of new beginnings and exciting changes. One way to celebrate the season is by making a bucket list for spring. To help get your family moving and to help them break out of their (egg)shell, I’ve put together an exciting Spring Activities Bucket List printable to share with you. Pin to Pinterest.

Is spring break upon you? If you are watching the budget, take a look at these Spring Break Staycation Ideas. You don’t need to shell out money to create a fun spring break vacation for the kids! It’s totally possible to have a blast without jet-setting anywhere. Pin to Pinterest.

Do you love the Halloween Tradition of you’ve been booed? If so, carry this tradition to spring. Save this “You’ve Been Egged!” Easter gift idea on someone’s yard this weekend! Read on for the full details so you can start a fun Easter tradition surprise Easter Egg hunt with your family and friends!

Games create laughter, laughter creates endorphins. Seems like a win-win to me, no? If you are looking for a few Spring game ideas, take a look at this huge set of Easter Game Printables.

Instead of catching bugs in a bug jar, make your own lighting bugs out of Easter eggs! These plastic egg crafts are a fun spring craft for little kids. Make bugs, birds in a nest, ants, frogs, and other fun creatures out of Easter Eggs. Pin to Pinterest.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your printable Scavenger Hunt Ideas. Did you try any of these Spring activities or make your own DIY treasure hunt? Leave a comment here or on Pinterest!

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Spread Easter Cheer! You’ve Been Egged Printable

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January 31, 2023 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Easter, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

Ready to spread joy this spring season? Just like You’ve Been Booed and You’ve Been Elfed, why not something fun for the spring holiday? Leave this “You’ve Been Egged!” Easter gift idea on someone’s yard this weekend! Read on for the full details so you can start a fun Easter tradition surprise Easter Egg hunt with your family and friends!

I have good news. With this Easter tradition, Egging does not refer to the act of throwing eggs at houses, cars, or people. This is the act of paying it forward with a random act of kindness… no malicious and foolish egging someone on here! Let’s learn more about what does you’ve been egged mean?

What is You Have Been Egged?

Have you ever been boo-ed? If so you will recognize the idea of this Easter activity. You’ve Been Egged is a fun spring tradition to spread the Easter spirit. It’s the act of surprising unsuspecting neighbors and friends with a small Easter egg hunt and fun surprises.

Similar to ding-dong-ditch only by leaving behind a fun treat for others to enjoy. With this cute idea, friends, family, and neighbors leave unsuspected gifts on someone’s doorstep or yard. They ring the doorbell and allow the recipient to discover the Easter surprise. Then, the lucky receiver is expected to pay it forward in a similar fashion to another person in the neighborhood (or group of friends.)

Wondering how you’ve been egged works? Let me explain the supplies and instructions so you too can do this fun Easter activity this spring.

What’s Needed for You’ve Been Egged Gift

You’ve been egged is a fun easter tradition for family and friends. Ready to begin the fun Easter activity? Grab these you’ve been egged supplies.

Supplies

A few supplies are needed for this fun Easter surprise.

Regular Printer Paper (or cardstock – we like this one.)
We’ve Been Egg / You’ve Been Egged Easter Sign printables (see below)
12 Plastic Easter Eggs
Small trinkets or candy for fillers

That is all that is needed. However, you can make a larger Easter gift by adding an Easter basket.

Gift Basket Ideas

For this activity, no Easter basket is needed. You simply need the right number of eggs (12) and the printable set. However, if you want to include a special treat, a gift basket can hold a fun surprise and the “you’ve been egged” door sign. Just lay it on the front porch and ring the doorbell and run.

Ideas for the Easter eggs or an Easter basket gift might include…

Peeps
Chocolate Eggs
Easter Candy
Temporary Tattoos
Small Trinkets
Stickers
Bracelets
Hot chocolate bombs
Craft Supplies
Nail polish
Bath items
Play-doh
Bubbles
Slime
Sidewalk chalk

The Dollar Tree is a great place to pick up Easter Egg fillers and small goodies.

Now for the you’ve been egged directions.

How Do You Egg Your Friends?

It’s incredibly easy to egg your friends. Once you have your supplies make sure you print extra copies of the “you’ve been egged, we’ve been egged” printable set. This will help your friends pass along the fun.

To play, put your dozen treat-filled Easter eggs together with fun treats, small trinkets, and/or prizes. Grab your copies (and tape if you want to hang the You’ve Been Egged sign on your friend’s door. Alternatively, you can make this you’ve been egged yard sign by taping the paper to a yardstick or ruler.

When you arrive at your neighbor or friend’s house, the goal is to arrive when they are home. Incognito is the key! Quietly create your Easter egg hunt with 12 hidden eggs on your friend’s lawn or front yard. Once that is done, lay down your small easter basket (if there is one) on your neighbor’s doorstep. Then quickly creep up to the house and ring the doorbell or knock very hard. Then run back to your house or car and go. You don’t want them o see you and know who egged their home.

So they can pass along the fun, the directions for egging and passing along the game are included in the Easter printable sign. They will know how to play based on your actions as well as we’ve been egged printable instructions.

First, the printable set reads…

12 Eggs have been hidden in your yard, filled with sweets and treats from us to you! Enjoy the hunt!

Instructions

The instructions write.

Keep the fun going!

1. Place the “we’ve been egged” sign in your window or on your door.
2. Fill plastic eggs with a variety of small sweets and treats. Surprise a family member, friend, or neighbor who hasn’t
  been egged yet.

Remember to make an extra copy of these instructions & “We’ve been egged” sign for the next participant.

This is fun for the Eater season. If RAKs (random acts of kindness) are your jam, continue the fun in your neighborhood in November and December too. Take a look at the You’ve Been Elfed Christmas and You’ve Been Boo-ed Halloween Printable Set.

Now let the fun begin! Don’t put all your eggs in one basket with your Easter traditions and Easter Egg Hunt ideas. Try something new with an easy you’ve been egged printable. Your kids will love this spring activity.

Let’s spread Easter cheer!

You’ve Been Egged Printable

Give the gift of an egg hunt every year with this easy printable Easter tradition. Using the You’ve Been Egged Printable Set is like creating a secret egg hunt and surprising the receiver. Teach your kids the act of giving this spring season.

This Easter Activity Printable is an 8.5-inch by 11-inch digital file is non-editable. Download, print, cut, and use as you would like for personal use.

What you get with purchase:

You’ve Been Egged Sign
You’ve Been Egged Instructions
We’ve Been Egged Sign

Get your set today and head to your friends yard and neighbors’ houses for Easter fun

Download the You’ve Been Egged Printable Set

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More Easter Traditions

Easter is a very special holiday. First, it is set apart from the fall and winter holidays. Second, it is less commercialized. Because of this, you can really use this spring holiday to stand out. By choosing the right Easter traditions for your family, you can enjoy both Easter Games and Easter Activities that really share the message of the season. The life and death of Jesus Christ.

Fun traditions for an Easter celebration might include…

Sunrise service
Easter Parade
Easter Egg Roll
Baking hot cross buns
Eating ham for Easter dinner
Displaying an Easter lilies arrangement
Basket from the Easter bunny
Crafting a cross from palm Sunday palms
Wearing a dress and Easter bonnet

In addition, take a look at these fun Easter traditions for families. From Easter Scavenger Hunts to Easter Minute To Win it Games, to Bible Verses and Lent traditions… there is something for everyone! Why not try a few new family traditions this year? We bet the whole family loves trying something new.

First, let’s start with an Easter Treasure Hunt. Perhaps allow your kids to spread the love of egging the yard of a neighbor or friend and then in return reward them with their own Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt at home. Pin to Pinterest.

I personally love One Minute Games. They are fast-paced which makes them perfect for ice breakers, Sunday School, Youth Group, or even Easter parties. These Easter Minute to Win it Games include eggs, peeps, and plenty of Easter-themed supplies. Download, print, and play. Pin to Pinterest too!

Want to keep the Christian meaning of the Easter season? Take a look at these 40 Easter Bible Verses. Use for the 40 days of Advent, Holy Week, or read on Good Friday or Easter Sunday. These are easy-to-read Easter Scripture verses appropriate for kids. Christians can discuss the empty tomb and pair this idea with Christian Easter crafts like our resurrection rolls and Easter gardens. Pin to Pinterest.

So here is a fun idea. When you egg a neighbor’s yard, why not add these Resturreciton Eggs Bible Verses too? This Resurrection Eggs printable has Bible verses about Christ’s resurrection. These Easter scripture cards tell the Easter story in a fun way. Pair with one dozen plastic Easter eggs for a cute Christian Easter craft. You can grab both the 40 Kid’s Bible Verses Let and Ressurection Eggs Bible Verses printable in one set. Pin to Pinterest.

So what is a list of Easter Traditions if Easter Egg dyeing isn’t included? Try something new this year with Easter Egg Dyeing Ideas – Think outside the carton with these creative and cute spring egg dyeing techniques and tutorials. Some include paint, some include marker, some include rice – say what!? Pin to Pinterest.

Let’s toss some crafts into the mix! Want to put those plastic eggs to use for more than an Easter egg hunt this year? We’ve found lots of totally cute Plastic Easter Egg Crafts to make your home or classroom look fun and festive for Easter! Pin to Pinterest.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your Easter traditions and printable you’ve been egged ideas. Leave a comment here or on Pinterest!

Eggcellent Easter Games

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January 5, 2023 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Easter, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

Ready to create memorable Easter traditions with large or small groups? These Egg-cellent Easter Games can be paired with Easter egg hunts, Easter parties and gatherings, or used as a family minute to win it challenge.

Eggcellent Easter Games

Does Easter ever free like a neglected holiday to you? As a Christian, Easter is truly the most important holiday. It feels as though there is little build-up to the actual day and very little more than a visit to the church and an Easter Egg Hunt.

What do you do on Easter?

Beyond the traditional Easter egg hunt and visit to the church, consider a new Easter Tradition with Easter games. If you wish to turn Easter into a greater celebration, take a look at these Easter Games for Adults, Kids, Families, Friends, Small Groups, and Large Gatherings. It fits a small family of three and a large crowd of dozens.

The year Easter was canceled (the year we must not name), we decide to twist up the traditional Easter ideas. Instead of attending a large Easter Egg Hunt at Church, we had our own small family Easter Egg hunt. My older kids hid Easter Eggs for the younger kids and after finding our eggs, everyone filled their stomachs with jelly beans and chocolate (gross – does that idea of that make anyone else sick?)

Well, it didn’t make my kids sick. Instead, it made all five kids excitable on a lot of sugar. We created a new Easter Family tradition by playing outdoor Easter games. It was a beautiful day and I was all about running off steam and enjoying the beautiful blue sky day.

What are some fun Easter games?

This list of Easter game ideas includes Traditional Easter Games. What are traditional Easter games? Some examples of traditional games include the law Easter Egg Roll. Read more about that below but basically try to roll a raw egg across a finish line with your nose or a spoon. You also could turn a ball toss into a carrot toss or play pin the tail on the bunny (similar to pin the tail on the donkey game.)

We also have examples of Unique Easter Games like Easter bowling lined with brightly colored pool noodles and adorable bunny bowling pins.

Minute to Win it Easter Games

And for the Minute to Win It Games lovers (raising my hand), take a look at some Minute to Win It Easter games including Jelly Bean Pick-up or Spoon Full of Sugar. You can print our full list of 18 Minute to Win It Game Instructions PDF and supply list.

Minute It To Win It Easter Games Instructions Printable

Easter Games Printable

Before we begin sharing some fun things to do on Easter, take a look at our Easter Games List PDF. They can be play with a large or small group. Print the list of Easter game directions for your family to enjoy.

Easter Game Directions Printable PDF

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Easter Scavenger Hunt

Take the kids on a fun Easter Treasure Hunt at home. Place a new clue in an Easter Egg and lead them around the house finding up to 20 Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues with rhyming riddles. Have a fun Easter Basket at the end of the hunt.

Easter Scavenger Hunt Printable

More Eggcellent Easter Games You Will Love

All of these holiday games can be used outdoors with the first sign or spring, or indoors if spring showers are on the weather map.

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16 Super Fun Minute To Win It Easter Games

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Looking for super fun Easter activities? These Minute To Win It Easter Games are a great way to celebrate the holiday at home, in the classroom, or at church. Print our favorite Easter games for your next party. With instructions and a supply list, just set them up & let the fun begin!

The Easter holiday is approaching and all around the world, people are planning fun family gatherings and making delicious Easter treats with their kids. It’s truly a special holiday all about spending time with loved ones and celebrating new life, so it makes sense that everyone wants to make the occasion especially memorable.

One really fun way to make your spring party memorable is to bring fun Easter activities and games to the event.

What are fun games to play on Easter?

These fun Easter Games can be played right at home. They are also a great way to celebrate at church or in the classroom. You’ll have a blast doing these together no matter where you choose to set them up.

Pin the Bunny Tails on the Bunny
Egg Relay Race
Easter Egg Hunt
Egg Toss
Egg Roll
Easter Bingo
Easter Scavenger Hunt

All of these ideas are perfect for a gathering but if you want something unique and sure to bring a lot of laughter try something out of the box! We’ve got some fun Minute to Win It Easter games for kids and adults of all ages. Just grab your stopwatch and take a look.

How Easter Minute to Win It Games Work

These games are typically played with a timer set to 60 seconds. The contestant (or team) is given one minute to complete the challenge and to try to win. You can split up your players a few different ways.

Individual Vs Clock – In this example, each and invidudal races the clock to win the game within 60 seconds.

Group – In this example, two players go against each other to race to finish the task first.

Teams – In this example, players are split in teams. In each game, the team chooses a player to complete that task.

The games typically don’t need a bunch of items, so planning is simple and requires common supplies like a bowl, plastic spoons, cotton balls, Easter grass, plastic eggs, and more common things found around the house.

The quick games are perfect entertainment for transitions, classroom parties, stress relief, ice breakers, celebrations, and rewards. You can play them during Sunday School, at an Easter party, and other events where a lot of people gather.

Tips for Playing Easter Minute To Win It Games

Make sure you read all the rules before you play! We’ve posted them on each individual game page. Please make sure everyone follows the same set of rules so no one is confused or competes unfairly.

We have also included a score card. You can decide if you are splitting players as individuals, groups or teams. Award points as each contestant completes a task. For example, first to finish can get 3 points, second to finish 2 points, and the player that finishes last can get one point. Alternatively, you can score Minute to Win it Games by giving each player one point if they are a winner and finish the game in 60 seconds.

Don’t forget to have fun! These Easter party games are meant to be a simple, fun way to join in the festive spirit of Easter and get everyone involved. The games are great for kids and adults! You can adjust it for any ability level or age group. You can also pair older kids with younger kids.

Minute To Win It Easter Games

Got 60 seconds? Take a look at a few examples of these Easter themed Minute To Win It Games.

Traditional Egg Roll Game – In this game of skill, players will push their egg towards the finish line. Moving as quickly as possible without breaking the egg is the goal! You can also use plastic Easter eggs or hard boiled eggs for less mess.

Chick Magnet – Using marshmallow chicks, this game can get a little sticky. Each person is given some peeps candy for this exciting peeps game. When the time starts, players will wet the marshmallow treats and get them to stick as fast as possible. When the timer sounds, the person with the most marshmallows stuck to them wins!

Grass Hunt – Players are blindfolded and have to use their sense of touch to find the jelly beans in an Easter basket filled with grass. With less than a minute to search them, who will find the most?

Suck It Up – Do you think you have what it takes to transfer jelly beans from one spot to another with just a straw? Players will love this classic game of skill as they try to move the Easter candy with only the suction in their straw.

In addition to these example games, we have 12 other games bringing your 60-second challenges to 16 fun engaging Easter games. These include Easter theme game titles like Flying Peeps, Jelly Bean Relay, Tart Towers, Face the Cookie Forehead, Candy Sort Pickup, and more.

Minute to Win it Easter Games Printable

Each of the 16 Easter Minute Games includes instructions plus a supply list including Jelly beans, Easter eggs, Peeps, Easter baskets and many common items found around the house. Games appropriate for kids, teens or adults.

These Easter games include instructions and a printable supply list. We also include a Minute to Win it score card so you can keep track of the winner. Who will win the golden egg?

Download, print and enjoy your next Easter Party or Family Game Night with with these Minute to Win It Games – Easter Themed!

Easter Minute to Win it Games Printable Set

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Not ready to buy? Try a free Easter printable first. Download free printables from our resource library.

Plan an exciting afternoon filled with fun Easter Minute to Win it Games. They’re easy to plan and take very little items. You can even add more Easter games for kids like have contests for who can get the most eggs across the finish line or find the most candy in 1 minute!

Hop over and grab these engaging Easter ideas. Our games are perfect for everyone so invite all your friends and family members to hope over and take part in these exciting times. Happy Easter, and happy playing!

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Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your Easter games and let us know where you used them. Leave a comment here or on Pinterest!

There is more! Take a look at these Egg-cellent Easter Games for Kids, Adults, Teens and more. Many Easter Party ideas to gather and bring some egg-citing Easter fun. Pin to Pinterest.

Want to keep the Christian meaning of the season in Easter? Take a look at these 40 Easter Bible Verses. Use for the 40 days of Advent, Easter Week or read on Easter Sunday. These are easy-to-read Easter Scripture verses appropriate for kids. Pin to Pinterest or Facebook and save for later.

Lastly, take a look at all of our Minute to Win it Games. Spring games are fun but we also have games for all seasons. You can not only play Easter-themed games but Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Summer and more Traditional Minute to Win it Games.

Let us know your favorite!

DIY Resurrection Eggs Printable

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For a fun Easter activity for the kids, download this Resurrection Eggs printable with Bible verses about Christ’s resurrection. These Easter scripture cards tell the Easter story. Pair with one dozen plastic Easter eggs for a cute Christian Easter craft.

As our family traditions begin to take shape, I have tried to be very intention about not getting lost in the commercial of the season. Easter has turned into bunnies, chicks and baskets of Candy. Sometimes it’s easy to get lost in the “reason for the season” hence the purpose for this printable resurrection eggs story.

What are resurrection eggs?

Resurrection eggs connect Easter eggs with the true meaning of the season. One dozen plastic eggs can quickly tell the Easter story through scripture verses found in the Gospels. Each egg is opened revealing a new Bible verse card and image.

There are a few ideas for how to use resurrection eggs. These can be uses for Christian teaching, telling the Easter story to your family, or even for an Easter egg hunt at home.

How to make DIY resurrection eggs at home

While there are places where you can find resurrection eggs, make your own homemade resurrection eggs instead using supplies you have around the house.

What goes in resurrection eggs?

In our resurrection eggs booklet PDF we give you all you need for your kit. This includes resurrection eggs printable bible verses and photos. The only resurrection eggs materials you need to provide are 12 plastic Easter eggs and an egg carton.

Supplies

12 Plastic Eggs
An Egg Carton
Permanent Marker – to number to eggs

Optional Supplies

However, there are a few supplies you can add to your resurrection eggs kit to “jazz it up!”

Leaf – outdoor or bay leaf to represent a palm branch at Jesus’ triumphal entry
Coins – 3 silver coins to represent Judas Iscariot’s betrayal of Jesus for 30 pieces of silver
Cracker – to represent the bread at the Last Supper
Scroll – a tiny piece of paper rolled into a scroll to represent Jesus’ prayer in the garden
Whip – a piece of leather or thick fabric to represent the soldier’s whipping Jesus
Crown – a tiny crown made from grass or a flower stem to represent the crown of thorns
Nails – 2 nails glues in a cross to represent the nails and the cross
Dice – a die to represent the soldier’s casting lots for Jesus’ clothes
Toothpick – a toothpick with one end broken off to represent the spear piercing Jesus’ side
Cloth – a scrap of cheesecloth or fabric (to represent Joseph wrapping Jesus in linen cloth)
Stone – a rock to represent the stone rolled in front of the tomb

These optional materials can be placed inside your plastic eggs with the accompanying scripture card. The 12th egg will remain empty for the empty tomb.

Resurrection Eggs Bible Verses

Since you are doing the Easter story with kids, we placed the resurrection eggs scriptures in ERV version. This is the Easy-to-Read bible version.

Matthew 21:9 – Some of the people were walking ahead of Jesus. Others were walking behind him. They all shouted, “Praise to the Son of David! ‘Welcome! God bless the one who comes in the name of the Lord!’ Praise to God in heaven!”

Use a leaf with this bible verse to represent the palms waved when Jesus was on the donkey and the crowd shouted “Hosanna!”

Matthew 26:14-15 – Then one of the twelve followers went to talk to the leading priests. This was the follower named Judas Iscariot. He said, “I will hand Jesus over to you. What will you pay me for doing this?” The priests gave him 30 silver coins.

Add silver coins to this egg.

Matthew 26:26-28 – While they were eating, Jesus took some bread and thanked God for it. He broke off some pieces, gave them to his followers and said, “Take this bread and eat it. It is my body.” Then he took a cup of wine, thanked God for it, and gave it to them. He said, “Each one of you drink some of it. 28 This wine is my blood, which will be poured out to forgive the sins of many and begin the new agreement from God to his people.

Use a cracker to represent the body of Jesus and bread broken at the last supper.

Matthew 26:39 – Then Jesus went on a little farther away from them. He fell to the ground and prayed, “My Father, if it is possible, don’t make me drink from this cup. But do what you want, not what I want.”

Roll paper into a scroll to represent the prayer in the garden of Gethsemane.

Mark 15:15 – Pilate wanted to please the people, so he set Barabbas free for them. And he told the soldiers to beat Jesus with whips. Then he handed him over to the soldiers to be killed on a cross.

Add cut leather to represent a whip.

Matthew 27:29 – Then they made a crown from thorny branches and put it on his head, and they put a stick in his right hand. Then they bowed before him, making fun of him. They said, “We salute you, king of the Jews!”

Twist a flower steam or vine into a small crown.

Matthew 27:31 – After they finished making fun of him, the soldiers took off the robe and put his own clothes on him again. Then they led him away to be killed on a cross.

Make your own cross using hot glue. Place two nails into a cross shape and place in the egg.

John 19:23-24 – After the soldiers nailed Jesus to the cross, they took his clothes and divided them into four parts. Each soldier got one part. They also took his tunic. It was all one piece of cloth woven from top to bottom. So the soldiers said to each other, “We should not tear this into parts. Let’s throw lots to see who will get it.” This happened to make clear the full meaning of what the Scriptures say: “They divided my clothes among them, and they threw lots for what I was wearing.” So the soldiers did this.

Dice in the egg will represent the lot that was divided.

John 19:33-34 – But when the soldiers came close to Jesus, they saw that he was already dead. So they did not break his legs. But one of the soldiers stuck his spear into Jesus’ side. Immediately blood and water came out.

A broken toothpick in the egg can represent the spear that pieced Jesus.

Matthew 27:59-60 – Then Joseph took the body and wrapped it in a new linen cloth. He put Jesus’ body in a new tomb that he had dug in a wall of rock. Then he closed the tomb by rolling a very large stone to cover the entrance. After he did this, he went away.

Clean linen cloth or fabric can represent the burial cloth that covered Jesus’ body.

Matthew 27:65-66 – Pilate said, “Take some soldiers and go guard the tomb the best way you know.” So they all went to the tomb and made it safe from thieves. They did this by sealing the stone in the entrance and putting soldiers there to guard it.

Use a small rock or pebble to represent the stone covering the tomb.

Matthew 28:5-6 “The angel said to the women, “Don’t be afraid. I know you are looking for Jesus, the one who was killed on the cross. But he is not here. He has risen from death, as he said he would. Come and see the place where his body was.”

This plastic egg will remain empty to represent the empty tomb.

Instructions

After your purchase and print your Easter digital download, the instructions are simple.

Cut out and put your Bible verse and accompanying item/image in your Easter eggs.
Using a permeant marker, number your Easter eggs 1-12 in order.
Open the eggs daily or all at once in order to tell the s tory of Jesus.

Resurrection Eggs Printable

Your resurrection eggs printable bible verses can be opened daily during Holy Week or you can open the all at once, perhaps through a fun Easter Egg Hunt at home.

Download and print this 12 resurrection eggs pdf file. Use all twelve verses to make your own DIY resurrection eggs.

Pair this resurrection eggs devotional with 40 Days of Lent Bible Verses. Tell the true meaning of Easter to your kids with these Easy to Read Easter Story Bible Verses.

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Want more? Take a look at these DIY Easter Crafts for Resurrection Gardens, Roll, and (of course) Eggs too! Pin to Pinterest.

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Christian Easter Crafts Round-Up Featuring Resurrection Eggs, Gardens and Rolls

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Christian Easter Crafts featuring Resurrection Eggs, Resurrection Gardens and Resurrection Rolls Recipes. Use with Sunday School Lessons or Home Schooling Curriculum Crafts.

Christian Easter Crafts – Resurrection Gardens

Why do we celebrate Easter? As Christians, we celebrate Easter because it recognizes the RESURRECTION of Jesus. Jesus was killed by crucifixion on a Friday (Good Friday) and then actually came back to life on the following Sunday (Easter.) Easter is often adorned with bunnies, eggs, and pretty dresses, but there are many ways we can still incorporate the “cute” things of Easter by not forgetting the reason for this season.

Before you get started, be sure to save this Easter Games List PDF for gatherings large and small, family Easter parties, youth groups, neighborhood playdates and more. See more Easter Games for Kids.

Easter Games List Printable

Matthew 28:6 “He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay.”

Christian Easter Crafts – Resurrection Gardens

::Resurrection Gardens:: Using a pot, rocks, dirt and other creative resources, a resurrection garden is a fun way to plant grass seed and remember the empty tomb that lie in the garden.

Kids Resurrection Garden with Potato Tomb from Oh Amanda

Clip Art from the Resurrection Garden and Tomb from Kleuteridee

DIY Mini Resurrection Garden from We Are That Family

Calvarys Hill Garden Craft from Cranial Hiccups

Christian Easter Crafts – Resurrection Eggs

::Resurrection Eggs:: The lesson on the empty tomb can also be taken to Easter Eggs. You can make your own resurrection eggs or grab a kit. Fill the eggs with simple items like a cross, nails, rock, bread, and more.

DIY Toddler Resurrection Eggs from Wait ’til Your Father Gets Home

Resurrection Eggs Bible Verses Printable from Frugal Coupon Living

20 Minute Lesson and Resurrection Eggs from Little Bit Funky

Amazon also has Resurrection Eggs if you do not want to make your own.

Christian Easter Crafts – Resurrection Rolls, Cookies and Easter Breads

::Resurrection Rolls:: One of my favorite lessons, and one of the most yummy treats, are the disappearing Marshmallow Rolls…. Just as the tomb was empty, so are the marshmallows. Have fun with other Easter Breads and Treats too!

Italian Easter Bread from A Homemade Living

Bunny Bread from Frugal Coupon Living

Resurrection Rolls with Disappearing Marshmallows from Eat at Allies

Resurrection Cookies from A Little Bit Crunchy, A Little Bit Rock n’ Roll

Resurrection Cinnamon Rolls from Passion for Savings

He is risen! We have another resurrection food craft – these Easter Resurrection Cupcakes! Pin to Pinterest.

Looking for something else cool? Look at these Easter Egg Dying Ideas – Thinking outside the carton! Pin to Pinterest.

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M&M Easter Poem + Printable Easter Gift Tag

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Grab this M&M Easter Poem printable to brighten someone’s Easter Sunday! Easter gift ideas don’t have to be extravagant. You can spread some love and cheer with a small, thoughtful present!

Easter Sunday is a time to rejoice Jesus’ resurrection from the dead. Three days after he was buried, he ascended from his tomb and raise into Heaven. We celebrate knowing that He still lives and he is the way!

Our M&M Easter Poem is a reminder of Jesus’ journey, and it’s one to share with others with a thoughtful gift. Simply tie it to a small mason jar filled with festive M&Ms and give as Sunday School gifts, to neighbors, teachers, friends, co-workers, mail carriers, beauticians, or hostesses!

M&M Easter Poem

The cute pastel Easter gift tag comes with a thoughtful poem. It reads…

E is for Easter Sunday, reminding us that our Savior lives,

M is for the Miracles and mercy that Jesus gives.

3 is for the reminder that Christ rose on the third day.

W is for the message that He is the only way.

M&M Easter Poem Gift

To make these Easter gifts, you will need the following:

Easter M&Ms
Ribbon or Twine
Hold punch
Small mason jars
Cardstock paper
Easter M&M Poem PDF

Directions

Print the Easter gift tags on cardstock paper so they will hold up.

Punch a hole in the top left corner of each gift tag.

Fill each jar with Easter colored M&M candies.

Thread the ribbon or twine through the hole and tie the gift tag around the top of the mason jar. Grab some cute Easter-themed ribbon to match the candies inside the jar.

You can go a step further to make personalized M&Ms for your mason jars. How cute would these gifts be if they were filled with candies featuring bunnies and chicks?!

We have cute poems for other holidays too! Check out M&M Christmas Poem or our M&M Thanksgiving Poem gift ideas.

Easter Poem Gift Tag

Download our Easter Gift Tag M&M Poem printable to make your own DIY Eater gift.

M&M Easter Poem Gift Tag PDF

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M&M Poem

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20 Egg-cellent Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues for Around the House

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These adorable Cute Easter Scavenger Hunt clues are fun for kids of all ages. Download this Easter Scavenger Hunt printable. The Easter Egg Hunt Riddles will lead seekers on a treasure hunt at home.

Want to toss in a little Easter fun this spring? Take your kids on an at home Scavenger Hunt. Keep or remove your traditional outdoor Easter Egg scavenger hunt and take everyone on a guided Easter treasure hunt around the house.

Easter Scavenger Hunt Ideas

How do you make Easter fun? A guided Easter Scavenger Hunt is a fun way to twist up the classic Easter Egg Hunt tradition. With our 20 at home scavenger hunt clues, hop through the house with Easter-themed clues using rhyming riddles.

There are a few different ways you can handle this Easter Treasure hunt. Have a an Easter egg with candy at each location, have a fun little treasure or treat with your clues, or save a big Easter basket for the end of the Easter bunny treasure hunt.

Easter Scavenger Hunt for Toddlers

These Easter Scavenger Hunt clues are very appropriate for preschoolers. If you have a child who cannot read an adult or older sibling can help them read the clues and solve the Easter Scavenger hunt riddles. Have them get silly hopping like a bunny to each new location.

Easter Egg Hunt Clues for Older Child

As a mother of five, I know the older kids tend to be left out of the treasure hunt fun especially when it comes to your outdoor Easter egg hunt. Apparently no one likes to see a teen with an Easter egg basket out racing young kids. While the little kids can delight in the outside Easter Egg treasure hunt fun, allow your youth and tweens to enjoy an at home Easter Treasure hunt. Fill the teen eggs with only something they would love like make-up, new phone chargers, fuzzy socks, sour candy, or even money!

Easter Egg Riddles for Adults

Gift your spouse some inner childhood Easter fun. Use these Easter egg hunt riddles for adults instead of the kids. Fill plastic eggs with fancy candy one would never share with the kids. Alternative Easter Egg fillers for adults could also include mini alcohol bottles, socks, tie, self-care products, or even lottery tickets.

Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt

Try this alternative to Easter morning. Another fun way to twist up the traditional Easter Egg hunt is with glow in the dark eggs. You can buy glow in the dark eggs or make your own DIY glow in the dark eggs. Pair with your treasure hunt clues for a fun adventure and prize after the sun goes down.

All of these fun Easter ideas can be a scavenger hunt with eggs or without.

Easter Egg Hunt Riddles for Around the House

Easter Egg Hiding Riddles are great for controlling your child’s environment. They lead your child around the home instead of letting them run wherever on a traditional Easter Egg Hunt.

Take a look at these cute Easter clues for peeps all ages.

Rhyming Easter Egg Hunt Clues included in this printable:

Hand your child the first clue card or let them find it beside some half eat carrots (perhaps left out by the Easter bunny!)

Happy Easter! Let’s have some eggs-tra fun! Follow the bunny trail and find a prize when you’re done. The first clue is where the dirty clothes get spun.

The hunt has begun, so think like a winner. Where do you go when it’s time to eat a nice dinner?

Where did the bunny hide the next clue? Hippity Hoppity your way to look inside your shoe.

The Easter bunny likes carrot juice for a drink. Now take a look for the next clue under the kitchen sink.

You’re egg-cellent at this fun treasure hunt. Find your prize on the grass out front. Happy Easter!

… plus 15 more fun Easter clues for kids of all ages. Each clue will lead your seeker to find the next clue until the reach the final card with a prize out front in the grass.

Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues Printable

Hippity hop hop… Easter’s on its way! These 20 Easter Scavenger Hunt clues are perfect for an at home scavenger hunt. Choose the order of scavenger hunt clues and omit the Easter hunt clues that do not fit your home or seeker. At the end of the Easter treasure hunt, find a surprise gift, candy or even the Easter basket!

These Easter Treasure Hunt riddles will lead your seeker indoors and outdoors. You can use the 20 easy-to-read Easter Bunny Scavenger Hunt printable paired with or without Easter Eggs.

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20 Easter Themed Scavenger Hunt Riddles printable PDF Instant Download
Easter Scavenger Hunt Riddles Answer Key

Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues PDF

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Easter Scavenger Hunt FAQs

Do I have to use all 20 Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues?

You can split these Easter Scavenger Hunt clues. For example, if you don’t have a flower pot or the freezer is not a place you want your child to go, omit that treasure hunt card.

What are fun Easter Games?

Find similar content and more fun Easter game ideas. These include Easter Minute to Win it Games and Easter Party Games.

Who is this Treasure Hunt Appropriate for?

This treasure hunt can be used with toddlers, young kids, teens and even adults. The riddles would be geared to a child, but there is no reason that an inner child cannot have fun with the Easter activity too. Pair older kids with younger kids that cannot read.

Do you use Easter eggs in this hunt?

The use of Easter eggs and the amount of prizes is up to you. Have an Easter egg with a treat at each clue stop or have a large prize at the end of the treasure hunt. Adapt to what works for your home, family or Easter party guests.

What are good prize ideas?

Keep it simple and prize ideas can include candy – just like your traditional egg hunt. To twist it up and personalize your hunt. Fun things to put in Easter eggs are money, stickers, socks, rings, necklaces, erasers, and small trinkets. One alternative is experiences. Write on a piece of paper like popcorn night, pizza out, go to the movie theater, etc. Your child can trade in their coupons throughout the ear for entertainment events with mom or dad. These are things you mgiht otherwise do, anyway.

When is a good time to have a scavenger hunt?

There are many times of year you can host a scavenger hunt. Our favorite is the Birthday Scavenger Hunt leading your child to find a birthday present at each stop along the away. Also look at the Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Camping Scavenger Hunt. See more here.

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Want to keep the meaning of the season in Easter? Take a look at these 40 Easter Bible Verses. Use for the 40 days of Advent, Easter Week or read on Easter Sunday. These are easy-to-read Easter Scripture verses appropriate for kids. Pin to Pinterest or Facebook and save for later.

Keep it frugal, not cheap. Enjoy these Dollar Store Easter Décor Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.