Delight your kids this year with an extraordinary Easter egg hunt! These Easter event ideas, Easter morning ideas, and activities for kids will make Easter Sunday the most memorable family gathering to date. Here are several Easter event ideas, egg games, egg hunt clues, Easter morning ideas, and fun activities you can play as a family.
Fun Easter Egg Hunt Activities
No matter how old you get, there are always some exciting activities to do, especially with these Easter morning ideas that you wouldn’t have done before. Learn fun Easter event ideas. Below you’ll find a few of them. We hope to see you there!
Easter Egg Hunt Party Printable Worksheets
All of these are FREE. Yay! Consider leveling up your Easter egg hunt party this year! Simply print out these worksheets, coloring pages, invitations, cards, and home decorations on your printer to make party planning so much easier.
1. Easter Egg Coloring Party ~ Easter is just another great reason to have an Easter egg hunt party. Here is a free printable worksheets party pack for a fun-packed Easter egg coloring pages ideas. Four invitations per sheet, designed to coordinate with the theme of the party.
2. Free Easter Egg Hunt Party Worksheets ~ This storybook Easter worksheets from Embellish includes everything you’ll need to throw one sweet Easter egg hunt party! The collection includes party circles, an Easter egg hunt party sign, invitations, favor tags, tented cards, water bottle labels, coloring pages, and a Hoppy Easter banner. WOW!
3. Easter Card and Invitation ~ This Spring colored printable Easter card and Easter Egg Hunt party invitation that you can download for free is really sweet! I love the subtle use of color and design.
4. Easter Egg Hunt Yard Printable ~ Frame this adorable Easter Egg Hunt printable or attach it to a stick to make a yard sign. There are four color choices, yellow, pink, green, or blue.
Easter Morning Egg Hunt Surprises
On Easter morning, kids eagerly open their Easter baskets and start hunting for the brightly colored eggs their parents have hidden around their yards. Try these egg hunt Easter morning ideas for a fun twist!
5. Chocolate Surprise Easter Eggs ~ Hunting for Easter eggs is one of everyone’s favorite Easter morning ideas traditions. Why not make it even more fun by filling real eggshells with chocolate and surprises!
6. Chocolate-Filled Easter Eggs ~ Real eggshells have been coated with chocolate on the inside and filled with little treats for these fun treats. This tutorial shows you each step to make these little beauties yourself, and even how to package for delivery. The tutorial is absolutely fabulous and I highly recommend this activity that’s edible, original, and surprising!
7. Gold Leaf Easter Egg ~ This Golden Bunny Easter egg is absolutely exquisite. It reminds me of a foil-wrapped chocolate bunny. Learn this fun new technique for decorating Easter eggs. All you need is gold leaf adhesive, gold leaf, pencil, and paintbrush.
8. Carrot Confetti Easter Eggs ~ How fun are these carrot eggs? Any bunny would love these! Using an orange sharpie you can make carrots from squiggle lines.
Easter Egg Hunt Games
Your Easter egg hunt doesn’t have to be free for all that lasts a whopping 5 minutes. Consider making fun Easter hunt games out of your hunt with a few of these Easter egg hunt games.
9. Stacy submitted her creative Easter Hunt Games with puzzle pieces; instead of the traditional candy-filled Easter eggs, these eggs contain activities to complete after the egg hunt games.
Each kid was assigned egg colors and they could ONLY pick up their egg color. Inside the eggs were puzzle pieces. Once they found all their eggs, they would go inside to see the box of their puzzle and begin putting their puzzles together. Some were traditional puzzles and others were larger board puzzles. {depending on age}
10. Streamer Easter Egg Hunt for Toddlers ~ An Easter egg hunt is a traditional party of most Easter hunt games celebrations, but this handy streamer easter egg hunt is a fun spin that works well for your littlest hunters.
11. Easter Hunt Box with Free Printables ~ This special Easter gift, an Easter egg hunt in a box, is the perfect present to send to your little loved ones that live far away.
12. Glow-in-the-dark Easter Eggs ~ This fun game is a great alternative to hunting traditional Easter hunt games this year. Tweens and teens will love this twist on traditional egg hunting as well, keeping the family tradition of Easter hunt games alive for a few more years.
13. Scripture Easter Egg Hunt ~ Here is a brilliant way of incorporating scripture into your Easter hunt games. All you need is twelve eggs and this post with the coordinating twelve scriptures. Easy to create, fun, and festive to hunt!
14. Printable Easter Hunt Kit ~ This cute printable kit is a bunny whose footprints and nibbled carrots lead you right to the loot the Easter Bunny left for you!
15. Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt Printables ~ The Easter bunny has hidden your baskets full of goodies and it is your job to find them. He has left you clues to lead you on a scavenger hunt to find your treats. These free Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt printables will be the start of a fun Easter tradition for your family.
Egg Scavenger Hunt Clues
If a scavenger hunt is your thing then we have a few Easter egg hunt party ideas that you’ll love! These egg hunt games are great for a big group or just for two.
16. Carrot Pouch Pattern ~ Instead of a basket why not surprise your kids with a clue, like these *Carrot Pouches*? Inside the pouches will be a clue that will lead them to their Easter baskets! Fun, right?
17. Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt ~ How fun would it be to wake up Easter morning to discover that the Easter bunny had left you a little note on your door and footprints leading to something more mysterious? Whether you’re hosting an Easter egg hunt at your house or just playing it cool with your own kiddies, these Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt printables will get the job done!
18. Easter Egg Lunch Hunt ~ Here is a super fun way to serve lunch on or around easter! All you need is plastic eggs and your lunch ingredients! A fun way to get even the pickiest of eaters to enjoy lunch!
19. Easter Party and Parade ~ Use to decorate your yard or great props for a great Easter parade. Here’s an example of props made from a Martha Stewart template and how simple props can make an extraordinary parade!
More Fun Easter Egg Hunting Ideas From Tip Junkie:
- Learn these 32 Egg-citing Ways to Dye Easter Eggs!
- Get more fun Easter event ideas with these 175 Egg-citing Easter Ideas.
- Get the kids to be busy with these 70 Free Easter Basket Templates for Kids!
- Be arts and make beautiful crafts with these 68 Popular Easter Activities and Crafts for Kids!
- Additional 10 Things to Do on Easter with Kids!
- Serve these 17 Easter Brunch Recipes Perfect for Easter Sunday making the whole gang full!
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 | Which of these Easter egg hunting activities is the family’s favorite? Share it in the comments below! ~ Laurie {a.k.a. the Tip Junkie} |
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Hi Laurie! I LOVE following your blog and so hope you can point me in the right direction. Where might I find diy tips/ideas on religious Easter decor? I don’t have a blog but follow about 30+ different ones–yours being at the top of my list–but have yet to see any design tips/vingettes of a religious nature. Have I just missed them or ?
Perhaps I’ve just been looking in the wrong places but was hoping to see something that might feature the cross, etc. I’ve seen several good spring mantle decorations but nothing of a religious nature–especially with Easter fast approaching.
Since I don’t have a blog myself and am more in the habit of borrowing good ideas than initiating them, I’m certainly not complaining or trying to be critical of anyone. Just hoping for some direction. Thanks so much for your time and consideration of this request… and for all of the GREAT info you provide each day on your blog.
Thanks much, Christine ([email protected])