Don’t Eat Peter Game for Easter {free printable}

We are always looking for fun games to play on Easter that are appropriate for the whole family, and “Don’t Eat Peter” is one of them. Don’t Eat Peter Game for Easter is simple, fun and so versatile that playing is a snap. Toddlers to adults will enjoy playing this game!

Use cereal, dinner or lunch food, or any kind of candy to play. This is a take off of the original version, Don’t Eat Pete. What will you use?

Print Free File:
Don't Eat Peter (2094 downloads )

How to Make:

1.  Print out on Cardstock.
2.  Cut white edges off leaving an even small trim of white.
3.  Glue to colored paper.
4.  Laminate.

How to Play:

Place one piece of candy in each square. Send one person out of the room while the group chooses one candy piece to be “PETER”.  When the player returns he eats the candies one at a time; but the minute he touches “PETER” the group yells “DON’T EAT PETER”!! His turn is then over and the next player leaves the room. Continue until all have had a turn.

Other Useful Ideas:

1.  Eat Dinner:  Use this game to get your toddler to eat his dinner.  Cut up the food in bite-size pieces (chicken nuggets, grilled cheese, etc.)  Put one piece of dinner in each square.  Play the game accordingly.

2.  Gifts: Attach a bag of M&M’s and you’ve got a great birthday gift, Thank You gift, hostess gift, or party favor.

3.  Easter Time: Wondering what to do with all that Easter candy?  Play Don’t Eat Pete! together as a family.

4.  Babysitter Game: This is also a great game for babysitters to play with your children.  Kids love the “treat” and it’s enjoyable for all.  If you have a child that frequently babysits – make the game for him/her to play with the kids she tends.

More Don’t Eat Pete:

• Don’t Eat Pete ~ Original M&M Game
• Don’t Eat Darcy ~ Pride and Prejudice
• Don’t Eat Val ~ Valentine’s Day
• Don’t Eat Peter ~ Easter
• Don’t Eat Casper ~ Halloween
• Don’t Eat Barbie
• Don’t Eat My American Girl
• Don’t Eat Spidey ~ Spiderman

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