Is candy over taking all of your family holiday’s? It seems we have far more candy than we will ever eat!
Time to make memories – without the crash that follows a sugar rush. We tried to think of things that would make the kids both move and smile.
We filled our Easter Eggs with silly activities.
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These activities are the brain child of my 5 year old. She says these will make her siblings laugh and that they would have the *most* fun getting to stand on one foot, or “sing like a mouse” as they pinch their nose.
I think she’s right, there was a lot of laughing.
Below is a photo of the printable. Print it out, cut the activity ideas into strips. Fold them and stuff them into the eggs.
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After writing our list we thought of a few activities that we should have included:
- Roll across the floor
- Clap and count as high as you can
- Play ring-around-the-rosie
- Give yourself a pat on the back
Click the image below to print up our
Easter Egg Activities:
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Do you like our “camouflage” eggs?? I love that
these eggs are harder to spot than the traditional brightly colored eggs. They are great for a hunt with older kids.
Great idea. I’ve also seen the idea to hide puzzle pieces in the eggs. They know they found all of them when the puzzle is complete.
I absolutely love this idea. I’ve been thinking what I can do different for Easter. My toddler doesn’t understand that there should be candy in eggs yet, so I’m going to start this. Every year he’ll get a few of these eggs. My husband will write ideas that I can be surprised with and I can write ideas that my husband can be surprised with. That way we can both wait in anticipation as my kids open them. It’s a win-win-win. I’m sure there will be plenty of laughs along the way. THANK YOU!