So this is more fun if you actually use a raw egg rather than a plastic or
boiled egg. Here are my ten favorite Easter egg games specifically using eggs
so it can be raw eggs boiled eggs or plastic eggs. My name is Shawn and if you
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into this video. Here are my 10 favorite Easter egg games involving eggs.
The first one I'm going to just give you is an Easter egg hunt. duh! You can't have
an Easter party without an Easter egg hun!t Here are some variations on the
Easter egg hunt which are fun to play rather than your just your traditional hunt of
hiding all the eggs you can and go and hunt. To help with smaller children,
you can assign each child a different color egg. You could also assign each
child a different area to hunt in. You could also, if you have kids in middle
school or older elementary school who don't want to hide eggs--
I mean who don't want to hunt eggs, then you could enlist them as your helper and
have them hide the eggs for the younger children. Then you can practice. My
brother and sister and I, we used to do this before Easter, like a month no joke
the month before Easter, we would practice for the Easter Bunny coming.
I would hide eggs, all the plastic eggs, around the house and then my brother and
sister would go and hunt them and find them. This would occupy us for I know
at least an hour. My brother and sister are six and eight years younger than I so we
had a lot of fun doing that. Then my last suggestion for a variety of an
Easter egg hunt is using Resurrection Eggs. I will post a link in the
description box below as to what resurrection eggs are and
where you can purchase them. What are you doing? hi. hi. You want to and
sit down here with me? yes?
hey guys, hopefully I'm in still in frame. the baby wanted to come sit with me. Baby
girl wanted to come sit with me and I hit my head as she grabbed the tripod
with her toes. Game number two is the traditional egg and spoon relay race.
You have a spoon and your plastic egg or your hard-boiled egg. This is a
great game to play with groups and with different ages. so you have everybody
line up with their egg and then you race to a specific point.
Whoever reaches there first without dropping their egg wins the game. If
you drop your egg then you have to go back to the start line and start all
over. Number three is the egg roll. You may have been familiar with this. The
White House has a tradition of doing an egg roll. You can use boiled eggs or
you can use plastic eggs. You're going to start by having a starting point.
This is also good for groups and then you're going to roll the egg from a
starting point to an ending point. And that can be any way you want to
roll them. You can use a spoon, you can use your nose, you can use your feet, you
can use your hands. Come up with a creative, fun way for your next egg roll.
Fourth game is egg toss. This is more fun if you actually use a raw egg rather
than a plastic or boiled egg. Partner people up and it's fun to do
this with a younger person and an older person, like a grandparent or a parent.
Start together facing each other with your raw egg then you just toss it.
you toss it to the other person and they toss it back. Then you move apart. You
toss it again, you move it apart. You start out about five feet in distance
and then whoever wins this-- is good for groups-- whoever is still tossing their
egg without it breaking is the winner. I will post, in the description
box down below, all the supplies that I have suggested for these games will be
in the description box as well as some brief instructions. So if I'm talking too
fast, I know I'm going through these ten really quickly, then you can find those
instructions in the description box down below. So check that out. Alright, moving
on to the next game. Egg treasure hunt is game number five.
Play this just like you would a regular clue treasure hunt game except
hide your clues in plastic Easter eggs. You're going to give the child or the
group of children their first clue on a sheet of paper to find where the next
clue is and then they'll have to find that egg with the clue inside and that
will lead them to the next Easter egg. Make sure to have a fun, awesome
prize at the end of the egg treasure hunt. Steal the egg is game number six.
You need two teams and a referee and an egg... a bunch of eggs. Two
teams. Dach team has a number one, number two, and so forth depending on how many
people you have on each team. You need an even number and then you need a
referee. The referee will call out a number. So that number, say number two, the
number two from both teams will race to reach the egg in the middle, grab the
egg, take it back to their team, and then another egg goes in the center. You
call out numbers so you have to have a set number of times or eggs
that you have is how many you'll call out. But the team with the most eggs at
the end wins the team game. Number seven is hot egg. This is played like hot
potato if you're familiar with that game except it's with an egg. You'll want
to make sure that your plastic egg is weighted or you could use a boiled egg
for a little more messy fun. You'll have your players, your kids sit in the
circle and you play some music and as the music plays you toss this egg around
in the room. Whoever is left holding the egg when the music stops is
out of there. You play until one person's left and that person is the winner.
What was I saying? You're distracting me. What was I saying about hot egg? Oh to
weight down your egg ... your plastic egg, you could put sand in
the middle and then put some kind of duct tape or electrical tape around or
packing tape around. Game number eight is egg target toss. Again you could
use weighted plastic eggs for this. You're going to need eggs as well as
some hula hoops. I suggest either three or six hula hoops.
You want to arrange your HuluHoops in a triangle pattern with one at the
top and then the others down and give each hula-hoop a point
value. Participants will stand at a certain spot and toss their weighted
egg into the hula hoop and that determines how many points they get.
Whoever has the most points in the end wins or you could assign a special
prize depending on which hula hoop they get their egg in. Number nine is egg
bowling. You're going to need something to be your bowling pins. You could use
colored eggs or you could use, I like to use the oatmeal, the big oatmeal
containers and then decorate them really nice and eastery. Set those out like
bowling pins and then take a plain white boiled egg or a weighted
plastic egg, which I talked about a little while ago. Each child
will just roll and knock down pins. Assign point values. Egg bowling
is the fun game. That was a weird way of saying that. I don't know why I said "egg
bowling is the fun game" maybe because I like egg bowling. Maybe that's it.
Moving on to number 10 of today's ten games with Easter eggs is egg
charades. Get a basket with a bunch of eggs like I have over here and put
different charade things in. This could go in so many different ways. You could
put animals in depending on the age of the group of children you are
playing with. You could put characters. You could put movies. You could put Bible
stories. The possibilities are endless for charades but put your action items
into each egg and then participants will draw an egg and act out that action. If
you are hosting an Easter egg hunt at your house this year or your church I
would love to know about that. Leave a comment, actually leave an emoji down in
the comment section below. A fun Easter emoji in the comment section if you are
hosting an Easter egg hunt at your church or at your home this year.
and I will see you in my next video. thanks for watching. Bye!