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Easter piñata smash -

Hang an Easter-themed piñata filled with candy and small toys. Players take turns swinging at it while blindfolded. When it breaks open, everyone scrambles to grab treats.

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Golden egg hunt -

Among regular eggs, hide a special golden egg with a grand prize inside. Players search for all eggs, but the one who finds the golden egg gets an extra reward, like a chocolate bunny.

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Decorate an Easter bonnet -

Provide plain hats, ribbons, stickers, and fake flowers. Each player designs their own Easter bonnet. Have a mini fashion show where everyone shows off their creations and votes for their favorite.

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Easter freeze dance -

Everyone knows freeze dance: Dance while the music plays, then freeze when it stops! For this Easter edition, add tunes like the Bunny Hop to make it even more fun and festive.

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Build-a-Bunny craft race -

Provide paper, glue, cotton balls, and markers. Players race to create the cutest or funniest bunny. Have a judge pick the winner, or let everyone vote for categories like "Most Creative" or "Silliest Bunny."

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Egg rolling race -

Each player gets a hard-boiled egg and a spoon. They must roll their egg across the finish line using only the spoon, no hands allowed! The first to cross wins.

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Jelly bean guessing game -

Fill a jar with jelly beans and have each family member guess how many are inside. The person with the closest guess wins the jar or a fun Easter-themed prize.

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Easter egg dare -

Fill Easter eggs with fun activities like "hop like a bunny" or "eat a chocolate egg." Players take turns picking an egg and completing the challenge. Use a spinner to randomize turns!

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Easter egg hunt -

Hide colorful eggs around the yard or house. Add small prizes or candy inside for extra fun. For a twist, assign different colors to players or use glow-in-the-dark eggs for nighttime hunts.

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Easter scavenger hunt -

Create a list of Easter-themed items for players to find, like a yellow egg, a chocolate bunny, or a feather. The first to find all the items or the most within a time limit wins.

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Egg and spoon race -

Balance an egg on a spoon and race to the finish line without dropping it. Use real eggs for a messy challenge or plastic ones for a cleaner game, perfect for all ages.

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Egg toss challenge -

Partners stand close together and toss a raw or plastic egg back and forth. With each successful catch, they take a step back. The last pair with an unbroken egg wins!

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Bunny sack race -

Like a traditional sack race, but with a bunny twist! Players jump inside a burlap sack and hop toward the finish line. Add bunny ears for extra fun and take hilarious family photos.

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Easter Bunny says -

A seasonal version of "Simon Says." The leader gives instructions like "Bunny says hop three times" or "Bunny says wiggle your nose." If they don't say "Bunny says" and you follow, you're out!

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Carrot hunt -

Hide carrots around the yard or house. Players collect as many as possible in a set time. The one with the most wins a prize, like a chocolate treat.

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Easter egg hot potato -

Pass an egg around while music plays. When the music stops, whoever is holding the egg is out. Keep playing until only one person remains, the ultimate Easter Hot Potato champion!

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Chocolate bunny eating race -

Each player gets a chocolate bunny and must eat it hands-free! The first to finish wins. A hilarious and messy game perfect for photo-worthy moments.

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Ducky fishing game -

Fill a kiddie pool with water and floating rubber duckies, each marked with a number. Players "fish" for a duck with a net or scoop. The number determines their prize or points earned.

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Easter party croquet -

Give croquet an Easter twist with pastel-painted mallets and balls. Add fun decals for extra flair. The winner of the game gets to take home the festive croquet set as a prize!

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Obstacle course -

Set up an Easter-themed course with tunnels, hopping sections, and egg-carrying challenges. Players must complete all tasks while racing to the finish line. The fastest time wins! 

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Egg tower challenge -

Kids who love building will enjoy this game! Use plastic egg halves to stack the tallest tower possible. The player who builds the highest, without it toppling over, wins the challenge!

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Bunny hide-and-seek -

A twist on hide-and-seek! One person is the "bunny" and hides while the others (the "gardeners") try to find them. Set a timer and if the bunny stays hidden long enough, they win!

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Bunny tail tag -

Each player wears a "bunny tail" (cotton ball or pom-pom attached with tape). The goal is to grab others' tails while protecting your own. The last player with a tail wins!

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Chocolate bunny bowling -

Use chocolate bunnies as bowling pins for a fun Easter twist! Roll a tennis ball to knock them down. The player with the most strikes wins, and everyone gets a bunny prize!

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Easter egg bingo -

Mix and match plastic Easter egg halves to create unique combos for a Bingo board. Players mark their matches, and the first to get five in a row wins this festive Easter game!

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Pin the tail on the bunny -

A fun Easter twist on the classic game! Blindfolded players take turns trying to pin a fluffy cotton tail on a bunny poster. The closest placement wins a small prize.

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Easter charades -

Get everyone involved with Easter charades! Create cards with holiday-themed phrases like "bunny," "dyeing eggs," or "baby chick hatching." Players act them out while others guess to keep the fun going!

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Water balloon "egg" toss -

Head outside and pair up for a water balloon "egg" toss! Teams throw balloons back and forth, stepping farther apart each round. If a balloon pops, that team is out and soaking wet!

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Hula hoop aim game -

Place five hula-hoops on the floor, assigning each a point value. Players toss five plastic eggs, aiming for the highest score. The player with the most points wins.

Sources: (Real Simple) (Good Housekeeping) 

See also: Alternative uses for eggs you've never thought of

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