40 Best Easter Games for Kids (& The Whole Family)

Easter is one of those holidays that just begs for some serious (and not-so-serious) family time together!

Whether you are religious or not, Easter Sunday is made for brunches, scavenger hunts, relay races, cards, photo ops, and—what we’re here for—fun Easter games.

A classic egg hunt in the backyard is pretty much a given, and for good reason! 

It’s so fun to watch the kiddos’ faces light up with each discovery. But don’t be fooled into thinking the fun stops there! Exciting, Easter-themed games for kids (and adults) abound.

If you’re hosting this year, or you just want to help out the host and hostess with some great ideas, here are our 40 best Easter games for kids and the whole family. 

Let’s hop to it! 

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Easter Games for Kids

Alrighty, these are our very best Easter games for the little tykes! 

Easter weekend will be something to look forward to every year when they know these fun Easter activities await.

Not to mention they are a great way to keep little hands busy and build problem-solving skills while you prepare the big meal.

1. Can You Find All the Easter Items?

Can You Find All the Easter Items?

There’s nothing like a good old-fashioned scavenger hunt, isn’t there? This Easter version is perfect for keeping the Littles happy and hopping! 

Easy to print out lots of extra copies (just in-case the neighbor children want to drop by), all you need is a set of pencils and some fun detective work. 

2. Roll a Bunny

Get their creative, drawing juices flowing with this fun Roll-a-Bunny dice game! 

The little prompts help with creating an adorable rabbit they can then name and give away (or put on your fridge). So cute!

3. Raining Peeps

Simply buy some cans of shaving cream and several shower caps at the Dollar Tree, and you’re halfway to some seriously funny family fun with this Raining Peeps game!

We’ve done this one with Cheetos, but Marshmallow Peeps are even more fun. Not to mention way more Easter-themed.

Simply have the kids wear their caps covered in shaving cream, toss Peeps at them, and whoever has the most once time runs out, wins!

4. Inflatable Bunny Ring Toss

So cute and easy for all ages, this inflatable bunny ring toss is made for fun! With its soft edges and sweet colors, even toddlers will love this game.

You can make up all sorts of rules (ex. how far back to stand, etc) or just let their love of throwing things fly!

5. Bunny Says

Just like Simon Says, but it’s with the Easter Bunny!

An easy game and an effective way to get all the wriggles and energy out, any adult can be the Easter Bunny and shout out how to move.

“Easter Bunny says—help Mom stir the gravy, and set the table!” may or may not be used. A’hem. 

6. Match the Eggs Printable Game

Match the Eggs Printable Game

Keep the younger kids busy while the adults visit or cook together with this fun “Match the Eggs” printable game.

It’s simple enough for the young crowd, but kids of all ages love to match things! A quick and easy way for the kiddos to settle down a bit after the sugar rush they’re bound to get. 

Best part? It’s easily printable right at home. Click Here to find more printable Easter fun.

7. Who is Most Like the Easter Bunny?

This one is simple but unique!

This great game called “Who is Most Like the Easter Bunny,” is such a fun little different game for the children. They’ll love it when they get a point for something they’re wearing or doing! 

8. Bunny Hop

The farmers are in a tizzy with this Bunny Hop game! Board games are so classic and fun, and this Easter-themed one is no exception!

Kids (even the older kids) will love hopping and skipping ‘round the board, testing their memories, and spending time with one another. 

9. Easter Balloon Race

We love this option for outdoor easter games! 

Place blown-up balloons between their legs and see who can make it to the finish line first without losing their balloon.

If it’s warm enough where you live at Easter, do it with water balloons for some refreshing, laughter-inducing fun! 

10. Pin the Egg on the Bunny

Just like the classic Pin the Tail on the Donkey, Pin the Egg on the Bunny brings a fun splash of color to your Easter games!

It can be played over and over, too. Don’t forget the blindfold and maybe a prize for the winner(s)! 

Easter Games for Adults

Okay.

We understand that most Easter games are focused around the little kids, but that doesn’t mean the adults can’t have their fun, too!

You can have a great time with your grownup pals and family members when you pick one of these fun options.

11. Glow-in-the-Dark Easter Egg Hunt

Easter scavenger hunts don’t have to just be for the younger crowd!

Stay up late and do a Glow-in-the-Dark Easter Egg Hunt! These great, glowing eggs will light up the night. Provide a few baskets or bags and, of course, a special prize for the winner.

You could go with a classic assortment of Easter chocolates if you wish, but you could also shoot for more grown-up prizes like gift cards or a wine and cheese basket.

12. Tap & Crack Egg Game

Make some hard-boiled eggs and pass them around so everyone has one.

Everyone sits in a circle and has to use their egg to crack the egg of their neighbors without cracking their own. At the end, have everyone get peelin’ so you can make some Deviled Eggs, stat!

13. Name That Bunny Trivia

Who knew there were so many famous rabbits?

Adults will love brainstorming with their kid-partners during this fun, printable game. It’s an instant download, for instant laughter and bonding time!

14. Easter Costume Contest

Have friends and family dress up in Easter themes (chocolate bunny, peeps, eggs, Biblical references, etc.), and host a runway costume contest!

Have judges pick winners for best dressed, most creative, worst costume, and more.

Of course, this one will want to be planned out in advance, so let your guests know as soon as possible so they can come prepared. You need time to prep that runway, too.

15. Guess the Jelly Beans

Can’t go wrong with a classic game of Guess the Jelly Beans!

Simply place them in a Mason jar or any see-through container (with a lid). Don’t forget to count them as you put them in though!

The winner gets to keep the jar, and if you’re lucky maybe they’ll share.

16. Beer Hunt

Instead of eggs, place beer bottles or mini liquor bottles around the yard for adults to find!

Who needs eggs when you can have a craft beer or strawberry margarita, am I right?

Adults will love this fun twist on an Easter egg hunt. 

17. Easter Word Scramble

Use this download or make you own!

Introverts especially need a little time and permission to stop socializing for just a minute, so they’ll love the opportunity to do a fun Easter word scramble.

This one is great for the whole family, too!

18. Capture the Egg

Just like Capture the Flag, but it’s an egg instead!

Adults will love reliving their childhood days with this throwback game.

Prepare for the whole neighborhood to get involved, too! We think this one is bound to become a yearly tradition in no time. 

19. Truth or Dare Egg Grab

Sit around in a circle with plastic eggs in the middle of everyone.

The eggs will have a card inside that either reads “Truth” or “Dare” followed by a prompt (ex: TRUTH: “Do you actually love your spouse’s cooking?”).

They can either respond or take a shot! A super fun and festive spin on a classic drinking game.

20. Easter Scavenger Egg Hunt

Easter scavenger hunts are definitely NOT just for the little ones!

You can find so many good ones online to download, or completely make up your own for a one-of-a-kind experience. Have some prizes for the best “hunter.” 

For some scavenger hunts that DO include the kids, here are some more great ideas:

Related: Easter Gifts for Adults

Easter Egg Games

Hollow, plastic eggs, paint-filled eggs, chocolate eggs, white eggs, colorful eggs, raw eggs, hard-boiled eggs—

You get the idea.

No matter your eggy preference, there are lots of games that incorporate this favorite Easter theme.

21. Spoon Race

This Spoon Race set is sure to become a tradition for many Easters to come!

It’s so fun and you might get a bellyache from all the laughing, whether you’re participating or just watching.

It can be played over and over again, making it a great one for the ol’, “I get to play the winner!” 

22. DIY Egg Popper Tree

DIY Egg Popper Tree
Photo Credit: Studio DIY

A throwback to the fun of Easters past, this DIY Egg Popper Tree will brighten up your yard, making it really feel like a traditional Easter celebration!

Kids and adults will love seeing it as they pull up to the house. Make sure to take lots of videos and photos with the egg tree! 

23. No Hands Egg Race

Divide everyone into teams, and place a basket full of empty, plastic eggs in front of each team and an empty basket on the other side of the room.

The first person must place an egg between their thighs and race to let go of it over the empty basket. 

If they drop the egg outside the empty basket, they must start over. First team to empty/fill their baskets wins! Come up with some cute, Easter-themed prizes for the winning team.

24. Giant Outdoor Egg-Plunk

Kerplunk!

This fun game is made even more fun (and more Easter themed) with the addition of super-large eggs!

All you need is a little know-how and elbow grease to make your DIY version, and this great tutorial will walk you through it all. 

25. Egg Roll Race

Line up eggs on the ground with players sitting behind them. Each player must push their egg with only their nose across the room.

The first player to the agreed-upon finish line wins the game! This one will get the adults and the kids into real-life giggle fits upon giggle fits! So fun.

26. Easter Egg Tower

Break the plastic easter eggs in half, and try to stack them as high as you can! The tallest tower before the inevitable collapse wins!

Bonus: it’s not as noisy as Jenga when the tower tumbles! A festive twist on an all-time favorite.

27. Easter Egg Exchange Dice Game

After the traditional Easter egg hunt, here’s a fun way to share and swap all those hard-boiled or candy-filled plastic eggs!

This Easter Egg Exchange Dice Game will have everyone at their most competitive and having a blast! 

Easter Party Games

These are great Easter games for the whole family and larger crowds if you happen to be hosting a big Easter bash!

28. Party Passer

So hilarious to watch and participate in, this Party Passer game is from a small family in Oregon.

Your guests will have so much fun, and the hilarity will really kick up a notch as you frantically pass packages back and forth with much abandon! 

29. Easter Think Fast Party Game

Print and pass out this simple but still challenging Easter-themed ‘Think Fast’ party game and set a time limit!

Your guests will be scrambling for the right answers to see who can beat the clock. And how about a prize for the winner? We think it’s only fitting.

30. Large Outdoor Tumble Timber

Get everyone outside with this super fun and seriously big Outdoor Tumble Timber!

Easy to play over and over again, it is sure to be a hit with all of your guests. The tower grows to over 4 feet tall before it comes tumbling down to a chorus of laughter. 

31. Easter Bingo

Everyone loves Bingo, from the old to the young!

This Easter version is so fun to play and brings a little bit of Jesus back into the holiday. Grandparents will love partnering up with the Littles for some bonding time.  

32. Giant Yard Pong

Great for outdoor play, this Giant Yard Pong can be totally customized for your needs!

You can make it super advanced and difficult, or easy peasy. Great for hand-eye coordination, and a huge hit for competitive sports team lovers.

33. Egg Decorating Contest

First figure out who the judges are and who the contestants are.

Contestants will decorate their eggs with the given crafting supplies (paint, markers, tape, stickers, glitter, etc) in a given time. When done, judges will hand out awards for the prettiest egg, the ugliest egg, the most creative egg, the funniest egg, etc.

Fun Twist: have your social media followers be the judges so everyone can participate! 

Easter Egg Hunt Ideas

Are your ideas for scavenger clues getting a bit tired and predictable?

Never fear! These fresh ideas will get you out of your creative slump and well on your way to a smashing Easter scavenger hunt.

34. Easter Egg Hunt Printable Clues

Easter Egg Hunt Printable Clues

Add a twist to your classic hunt with these colorful printable clues to direct the kiddos (and even adults) to where the eggs are!

Comes with pre-made clues and empty clue cards for you to write your own fun riddles!

Need some ideas for the blank sheets? Use these-

RiddleAnswer
Roses are red, violets are blue. Where I am the flowers bloomGarden Bed
You can use me to play in or water the lawnWater Hose
On a porch is where I sitPorch Chair
I am where your clothes are warm and dryDryer
Look in the very back of where you find your snacksBack of Snack Drawer/Pantry 
I am in the pocket of something that keeps you very warmWinter Coat
I am in plain sight as you watch me all the timeTV
I sit where you make this every morningBed
I am on something swings open & closed, locks, and feels the sun lightFence Gate
I am near something with a round knob that people use to come insideFront Door
I am surrounded by seeds and hanging from a tree!Bird Feeder
Look close to where you rest your headUnder Pillow
I’m hiding where you love to nap and slouchCouch
What is cold then hot then goes beepMicrowave
I have a red flag and am full of paper, what am I?Mail Box
I move around but I am not electric, and you can direct me where to go. What am I?Bike

35. Wooden Token Prize Eggs

Fun for slipping inside the plastic eggs, or using in place of, these cute wooden token prizes take the (Easter) cake!

You can get them in a set of 12 or 24. The prizes they promise are even better than an old chocolate bunny, right? We think so.

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36. Easter Scratch Off Prizes

Kids will love scratching off these Easter tickets and seeing if they won a prize.

Prizes can be anything you like, but you can’t go wrong with stickers, temporary tattoos, balloons, and the like. After all, they’ve gotten plenty of candy.

37. Puzzle Hunt

Place puzzle pieces inside of the easter eggs; they must find all the eggs to complete the puzzle.

Tip: For teams, color code the egg to the puzzle, teams must find their colored egg to find their puzzle piece. The first team to do so wins!

38. Eggs & Tasks

Inside the easter egg, place a task the finder must do when they find the egg!

Example: Hop three times, yell “Happy Easter!” in a high-pitched voice, sing a song, wear bunny ears for 30 minutes, do the bunny hop, etc.

These are loads of fun, and bound to produce plenty of belly laughs.

Easter Egg Hunt Ideas for Large Groups

When you’ve got the whole kit-n-kaboodle coming over, these games geared towards crowds won’t disappoint.

39. Easter Egg Relay Race

Pair everyone into teams.

Only one teammate goes out to find the egg at a time, and once they find an egg they must run back to the group and tag the next person to go out looking for eggs.

The team with the most eggs found wins!

40. Golden Egg

Hide just one golden egg which will contain the ultimate prize of your choice — money, lottery ticket, movie tickets, gift card, restaurant certificate, an Apple watch, earbuds, etc.

Now, of course, you want this egg to be hidden very well. After all, you don’t want it to be found too quickly! 

You can always start giving clues like hot/warm/cold/cool to get them in the right area if it turns out you are a master egg hider.


How ’bout it?

Did you find some fun ideas to freshen up your Easter activities with the family? Let us know in the comments below, and be sure to clue us in on any fun Easter games you and your family enjoy!

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