I love to give my kids an Easter Egg Hunt. They have to work for those baskets of treats! My oldest is now 20 years old, and she still comes home from college for Easter for the egg hunt. You can print off these Easter Egg Hunt Clues and easily make your own fun egg hunt. This post contains affiliate links.
When I was a kid, my mom would bring out the Easter baskets of goodies or sometimes they’d be sitting on the kitchen table while she was making breakfast. I remember getting those fake little bottles of nail polish you could find in the toy aisle at the grocery store. I loved those things.
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Easter Basket Ideas
For babies and toddlers:
For bigger kids:
For teens:
- Chocolate Bunny
- Chocolate candy
- Bubbles (who doesn’t love bubbles?)
- Gift cards — iTunes, Amazon, etc.
Get a Candy Kit for the Easter Egg Hunt
Get the File
How to set up the Super Simple Easter Egg Hunt
First things first, you need to print and cut out the printable clues. The PDF comes with three pages – two pages of prewritten clues and a whole page for you to write your own.
As you’re printing and cutting out the cards, keep the cards in order they are printed, so the scavenger hunt will go together easily for you.
You can even take it a step further and write on the back of the cards where the clue should be placed — this would be not where they lead, but the exact place that clue will be placed. For example, this clue will be put on the couch.
If you want to change it up, you can mix and match these clues with your own prewritten clues to create your own Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt.
How to Start the Easter Egg Hunt
To start the hunt, I either line the kids all up and give them the first clue, or I put it on the kitchen table during breakfast. This is easy and casual, so you can do it however you’d like.
At each hiding spot, I add a treat, an egg, or some goodies for them to collect. Then, the big haul is in the final spot.
The rest of the clues, I just hide along in each hiding spot.
Other Fun Easter Ideas
- Easter Cheesecake Bars
- DIY Easter Nest Jars
- Natural Egg Dyeing
- Flower Pot Pudding Cups
- More than 20 Fun Easter Dessert Ideas
- Easter Bunny Sprinkle Cookies
- Little Chickie Nest Pudding Cups