After the egg hunt, keep the celebration going. These Easter games allow the whole family to get involved in the fun.
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After the egg hunt, keep the celebration going. These Easter games allow the whole family to get involved in the fun.
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This birthday party favorite can be used for any occasion, including Easter. Craft a big poster with a bunny design, or purchase a vinyl poster to use year after year. Have fun taking turns pinning the fluffy cotton tail on the bunny. Don’t forget the blindfold!
This outdoor relay is a family favorite. With eggs and spoons on the materials list, it’s the perfect Easter activity idea. Give everybody in the group a decorated hardboiled egg and a spoon. Kick off the game at the start line and have everyone race to the finish as fast as they can while keeping the precious egg on the spoon.
Keep the Easter candy fun going with a festive piñata. Purchase a bunny, an Easter egg or an adorable baby chick piñata from the store. Fill it with additional candy or even small toys. Hang it high, and take turns whacking it with a stick until it breaks open and it’s time to collect all the goodies.
Set up a bowling alley in the grass for after the egg hunt. You can purchase a lawn bowling set to use all spring and summer long, or craft your own Easter themed version. The whole family will love rolling the ball for a strike! Plan an adult Easter egg hunt with these clever ideas.
Save Easter egg dying for the day of, and make a game out of it. Set up your table with supplies for everyone in the family to join in the fun. Once everyone has crafted their eggs, it’s time to vote on who has the prettiest designs.
This is the perfect lawn game for kids and adults alike. It’s sure to be a hit on a sunny spring day. Purchase a giant connect four set, and let everyone take turns playing. You can even make a competition out of it, having each player duel the continuous winner for a grand prize.
Easter bingo is a fun indoor activity after the kids have been running around outside all morning. Print your own bingo cards or purchase an Easter themed bingo pack. Call out carrots, eggs and flowers and have each player mark their spots on the cards with jelly beans. Try not to eat them while playing!
Why not turn a family picnic favorite into a holiday staple? Put a spin on a traditional sack race using burlap sacks or pillow cases with handcrafted bunny tails, or buy Easter themed sacks for the occasion. Choose a starting point, and race to the finish line while hopping along the whole way.
Collect carrots for the Easter bunny! This is a great way to use a beautiful Easter basket for a game. Place it on the ground, whether inside or outside, away from the throwing line. Have the kids (or adults) toss real carrots into the basket. Whoever lands the most carrots for the Easter bunny wins a prize.
Jenga is a classic indoor game, bound to provide plenty of laughs as players unstack wooden game pieces and hope they don’t tumble to the floor. Choose a giant Jenga set for an outdoor Easter celebration on the lawn. The kids will love playing with a tower that’s as tall as them.
This is a classic outdoor game, but it can certainly be dressed up for the occasion. Use a standard cornhole set, or purchase cornhole bags designed with Easter eggs. If the kids are playing, put the boards closer together. Separate them to the standard 27 feet to make it more challenging for the adults.
This inflatable bunny ears ring toss game is sure to make the whole family giggle. Use it indoors or out on the lawn and take turns having everyone in the family wear the rabbit ears. The player that gets the most rings on the bunny’s ears wins a golden egg!
Play a few rounds of croquet while the kids are hunting for eggs around the backyard. This colorful croquet set comes with mallets, balls and wickets to set up a course. Up the stakes of the game with an Easter prize for the player who wins.
Looking for clever Easter egg hunt ideas? Swap candy for puzzle pieces to put together a hunt the whole family will participate in. Set everyone off to hunt for eggs. Then, once all of the eggs have been collected, come together as a group to assemble the Easter themed puzzle.
This simple game requires no special equipment or materials at all. Have everyone in the family join in the fun with a bunny hop race. The player that can hop from the start to the finish line the fastest wins.
Want to keep the hunting going after a successful Easter egg hunt? Switch to hiding clues! Plan out a route through the house and backyard. Write clues on paper, leading hunters to different hiding spots with additional clues. Ultimately, lead them to a grand Easter treasure.