Fantastic Easter Activities for Kids
Posted by Amanda Jacobs on
Indoor Easter Activities For Kids
Hip Hop To The Hippity Hop
Memory Matching Game
Hunt by Color or Shape!
Egg Hunter -- Hot or Cold?
This game helps children (the Hunter) refine their listening skills and learn the idea of opposites. It is a simple hot and cold egg hunt. Hide your eggs or one egg in a way that is fun, yet challenging for your child’s age.
Then, direct hunter to that egg using the concept of "hot" and "hotter", "burning" or "scorching" as they get closer, and "cold" and "colder" as they move further away from the hidden egg! They move too far away and it could get "freezing" or "icy"!
Egg Scavenger Hunt
For this game, write simple clues that points to the next location, or draw pictures for non-readers on slips of paper that you can put inside the eggs. Then, let the egg scavenger hunt begin. Let your kids work together to solve clues of the next location in order to find the hidden eggs. Check out our free Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt printable clues!
Kids in Charge
Let your kids hide the eggs. This is fun and lets your child have the sense of responsibility and gives them the chance to put their creativity skills to use as they exercise their leadership skills and ownership.
Hopefully they will be able to tap into their memory skills and remember all the crazy places they hid the eggs!
Hide and Seek Egg Hunt in the Dark
Kids LOVE hide and seek! Turn it up a notch by doing it in the dark.
This is a fun game the whole family can play. It’s simple. The usual egg hunt game you have known but do it in the dark. Then, armed with flashlights let your kids hunt and search for the eggs.
Action Easter Egg Hunt
Mix the egg halves in a bag, get your child to pick one out at random, then you both (or just them!), do the exercise that corresponds to the color on our Easter Egg workout! Keep going until you're too tired to continue :-)
Whatever you choose to do this Easter, have fun and save us some chocolate!