When the whole family gets together, it can be hard to think of ideas to entertain all age groups. This year, get everyone excited for Easter with these egg-hunt alternatives!
Easter Bingo
Bingo is a lot of fun, especially if you’re expecting a larger group. You can make your own themed board or find one online. Either way, make it fun by replacing the numbers with things associated with Easter. Some examples would be eggs, bunnies, and candy. You can also use small candies to mark off squares!
For extra fun, provide a long list of words and let everyone fill in a bingo board on their own! It will save you time on preparation, and it gets everyone involved.
Scavenger Hunt
Instead of searching for eggs, create a full-blown scavenger hunt! Hide all of your Easter baskets and provide clues. If multiple people are participating, color code the clues to avoid confusion if they find someone else’s clue. There is a lot of room for creativity with this activity, and it can be as big or small as you want. Everything can be hidden inside your home, or you can take it outside for a larger playing field.
Feel free to adjust the difficulty level of the scavenger hunt. Younger kids can get easier clues, and adults can enjoy a challenging puzzle.
Towering Treats
You may be familiar with Jenga, but have you ever incorporated prizes into the game? Simply write a reward on the block in sharpie, then play as normal. Whenever someone pulls a prize, put it into their basket! That way, everyone wins, even if they knock down the tower. You can write a prize on every block, but it is more fun if there are blank blocks mixed in. Tensions will rise as people make more difficult moves to win a prize, and there will be plenty of friendly competition.
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Minute to Win It
In case you’ve never heard of Minute to Win It, it is a fast-paced game show centered around completing tasks in only 60 seconds. Bring the show to your home by creating your own Easter challenges. Keep them simple because it is all about speed! Some ideas to get you started are matching egg designs, balancing a basket on your head, or putting together a puzzle. Whoever does the best wins the round. You can play as many rounds as you want before declaring a champion.
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