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  1. Mar 20, 2024 · If you're looking for some new Easter egg hunt ideas to try out (brawl or no brawl 😂), then you've come to the right place. With these creative Easter egg hunt ideas for families, kids, and adults, you're sure to host your best hunt yet!

    • Easter Egg Hunt Trophies
    • Blindfolded Egg Hunt
    • Three-Legged Egg Hunt
    • Coin-Filled Eggs
    • Easter by-the-numbers
    • It's Not Easy Being Green Egg Hunt
    • Egg Haha-Hunt
    • Easter Egg Stomp
    • Here We Glow Egg Hunt
    • Reverse Egg Hunt

    No matter how many eggs end up in their basket, everyone will feel like a winner if they walk away with a trophy. Come up with enough awards for your whole crew — most eggs, most determined egg hunter and so on. Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.

    Assign hunters to work in pairs. Blindfold one member of the pair. The person who is not blindfolded has to tell the blindfolded person where to move to find eggs. It’s best to do this hunt on a clear, flat surface to minimize falls.

    If you like the idea of a partner egg hunt, try this one on for size. Stand two kids side by side and use a piece of cloth or a bandana to tie their middle legs together, just like you would in a three-legged race. But this time, it's not a race to the finish line — it's a race to find colored eggs!

    To change up the hunt for older kids, you can ditch the jellybeans and fill eggs with coins instead. Don't worry — this game won't bankrupt you. You can just throw some pennies or nickels in each egg. To make things really exciting, include a "special" egg or two with a dollar bill inside.

    Write various numbers (from 1 to 10) on scraps of paper and put one number inside every plastic egg. Hide the eggs, and when they've all been found, instruct the kids to open the eggs and tally their numbers. The kid with the highest total wins!

    Sure, it's easy to find a bright pink egg in a patch of green grass. But it's much harder to find a green egg in green grass. For seasoned egg hunters, choose egg colors that blend into the surroundings. Maybe you want to go all green if you're mostly hunting outside. Or maybe grab a blue egg to put in your blue pot and a yellow egg to hide near th...

    Instead of filling eggs with candy or money, fill them with gag gifts, like mini whoopie cushions, plastic bugs, Christmas "coal" or other small trinkets that will make your kids say, "Ewwww."

    To level up the difficulty for older kids, blow up a balloon and use a length of string to tie it to each child's ankle. Conduct the egg hunt as usual, but if another player stomps on a child's balloon, that child is out of the hunt. The player with the highest total amount of eggs — with their balloon still intact — wins.

    Why hunt during the day when you can hunt in the dark? Find smaller glow-in-the-dark items, like bracelets, that can be curled up and stuffed inside plastic eggs. Wait until it's dark to scatter the eggs outside, which will make the hunt easier ... but also way cooler.

    Have kids write things they really want (like having pizza delivered or going bowling) on slips of paper that they put inside the eggs. Then the kids hide the eggs and the parents have to find them. If the parents can't find some of the eggs, they will have to honor whatever request the kids have written inside.

  2. Feb 29, 2024 · No Easter party is complete without an Easter egg hunt. This is an activity that can be enjoyed by any age group and you can easily increase or decrease the difficulty of your hunt to suit egg hunters.

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    • Skip the Candy Easter Egg Hunt. Have kids fill Easter Eggs with slips of paper that have reasonable rewards (stay up for an extra 15 minutes, lunch date with mom) for them rather than candy/toys.
    • Easter Egg Eggstravaganza. Fill each of the eggs with a slip of paper with a silly task such as sing “Itsy Bity Spider,” name three fruits that are red, or do a handstand.
    • Easter Egg Treasure Hunt. Write clues that send your kids around the house searching for the next location where they’ll find a clue (e.g., Run really fast, use your legs, this is where we keep the eggs).
    • Easter Egg Hunt with Clues. If you don’t want to do a scavenger hunt style (find one clue then keep finding the next ones) talked about above, try this one instead.
  3. Feb 19, 2024 · We found the most creative Easter egg hunt ideas that are easy and fun to put together. Not only are they DIY, but they're perfect for all ages.

  4. Mar 31, 2024 · These fun, easy and creative Easter egg hunt ideas will make your Sunday celebration even more memorable. Here are the best egg hunts for toddlers and adults.

  5. Jan 13, 2022 · Find 12 eggcellent ways to spice up your Easter egg hunt with team races, golden eggs, glow-in-the-dark eggs, and more. Learn the origin of the Easter egg hunt and how to make it a scavenger hunt with clues and puzzles.

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