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Easter egg hunts are such a fun family tradition. They can take place indoors or outdoors which
makes them an activity everyone can enjoy. Plus, it doesn’t have to all about
finding dyed eggs. There are many
variations of when it comes to an annual Easter Egg Hunt.
Unique Ideas For Easter Egg Hunts
Family Scavenger Hunt
For Treats
I have to give my Aunt Cathy all the credit for this
one. Being that several generations of
our family participate in this outdoor scavenger hunt, it has become the
memories we talk about year after year on Easter. She puts clues in refillable
plastic Easter Eggs and hides them around her property. We all get dressed in our “outdoor gear” and
head outside. It always begins with a
“Simon Says” warm up to get the little ones excited to participate. Then she
reads the first clue. When we figure out
the spot it refers to, then we all run there and start looking for the next plastic
Easter Egg with a clue to the treasure we know awaits us all. This process repeats itself until all the
eggs are found, and making sure all the little ones get a chance to be the one to
find a colourful refillable egg containing a clue. The final clue will take us all to the big
prize, which happens to be a plethora of snack sized treats. It is always fun to work up our appetites
running around finding the clues and then snacking while we chuckle over how
this year’s Easter Hunt went.
Easter Pinata
Many save Pinata fun for birthday party celebrations, but I
suggest filling a bright coloured pinata with foil wrapped chocolate eggs and
hiding it. I think it would be fun to hunt for the Easter Party Pinata and then
see how long it takes to break it open and watch all the egg-shaped chocolates
spill out of it.
Easter Hunt for Stickers
If you want an idea that doesn’t involve treats, try hunting
for stickers. Head to the dollar store
and buy a few sets of stickers. They could be Easter or themed, or any that you
think the crowd would like. Make sure
they have the same stickers on each sheet (that way no one is upset that
someone else got “the best sticker”). Keep one sheet as the master sheet, but
then cut out the stickers on the other sheets and hide them (you may want to
tape them pebbles or pieces of lego so that they don’t fly away).
Make a master sheet showing which stickers everyone should
look for, explain that there are enough of each one the stickers so that
everyone gets one of each style of sticker.
At the end have everyone trade their sticker doubles so that each
participant ends up with the same set of stickers.
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We always do an egg hunt of course, but then the whole family comes over for a huge Easter dinner.
ReplyDeleteWe usually do an Easter egg hunt with treats and a few small presents, but I'm loving the pinata idea. My oldest especially would love to do that!
ReplyDeleteMost years we have done an Easter Egg hunt, now that the kids are getting older we tend to do other things. Usually head out for a nice family walk and enjoy a nice dinner. The bunny still brings treats though in their baskets.
ReplyDeleteEaster traditions include going to church for Easter Sunday service and having a traditional Greek Easter meal of roasted lamb. We also participate in our Neighbourhood Easter Egg Hunt and have our own mini Easter egg hunt in our backyard.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Easter tradition is decorating eggs and spending time with family.
ReplyDeleteEaster egg hunt followed by a family dinner.
ReplyDeleteWe have always enjoyed Easter Egg hunts with the kids.
ReplyDeleteOur Easter Tradition is to do an Easter Egg hunt every year!
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