These are fun DIY Easter party games using cheap plastic Easter eggs, so you can have party activities on a budget!
Fun Easter Games with Plastic Eggs
Use this list for Easter games for family outdoor gatherings or inside game ideas, kids’ activities for spring, Easter activities for teens, classroom party games, or easy Easter party ideas for families to play after Easter brunch or dinner!
Easter Egg Word Scramble Minute To Win It Challenge Game
Write Easter themed word parts on eggs halves and see how fast party guests can match the word parts to make Easter words within 1 minute.
For example, write on Bun one half and word part ny other egg half and then mix all the egg halves up and place them in the middle of the table.
On GO! each team or player races to try to match as many word parts to make and Easter word before the timer goes off.
PRO PARTY TIP: Separate the colored plastic eggs before writing the word parts. Then, choose two different colored halves for each word. That way people aren’t just matching the colors. For example, write bun on a yellow egg half and ny on a purple egg half.
⭐️ This is a fun Minute To Win It Challenge, which is really popular with tweens and teens!
Egg Smell Game
If you find the plastic Easter eggs with the holes in the ends, you can play a really fun sensory identification game.
This is one of those games that both adults and kids have fun playing, so it’s great if you’re having a family Easter party!
To play, fill each plastic egg with different sensory items. Think things that are really fragrant like cinnamon candy, fresh crushed flowers, fragrant herbs, peppermint bubble gum, cotton balls soaked in different essential, oils, etc. Use anything fragrant that you can think of.
Then, number each egg with a marker.
PRO PARTY TIP: Once you’ve placed the items in the eggs and snapped the egg halves together, place a piece of clear tape or Easter stickers around the seams so that people can’t open the egg and peek inside. No cheating!
Give each player a piece of paper. Each player then smells the egg hole and tries to guess the scent inside, and write their guess on the paper next the number corresponding to the number written on the egg.
Player who guesses most correctly, wins a prize!
Easter Egg Blow Game
This egg blow game is a fun egg race game for all ages or to compete as teams for Easter Minute To Win It Games.
For this game you’ll need straws for each player and a plastic egg for each player.
GOAL OF GAME: Players race to roll plastic eggs across a finish line using only a straw and blowing air on the egg.
PRO PARTY TIP: It’s easier if you play this game on a long table, countertop, or pingpong table. If you have a lot of players, divide them into competitions (like, three players at a time), with all the winners competing against each other in the final round.
Egg Stack Challenge
Goal Of The Game: Stack eggs halves on top of each other to see which team can make the highest egg tower.
You’ll need several large sets of plastic eggs for this game.
PRO PARTY TIP: If you have a large party, you’ll need more large sets.
Divide the kids or family members into teams.
Take apart all the plastic egg halves and place them in middle so each team has access to them.
On GO! a team member runs to get an egg half, give it to the team, and each team tries to see how high they can stack egg halves (on top of each other) before they fall over.
Once a half is placed, another team member runs to get the next half and places it. Team members take turns doing this.
If a stack falls over, the team must return all their egg halves to the middle and start over!
The game ends when all the egg halves are gone, but the team with the tallest egg tower wins.
This is something the entire family can play together no matter the age ranges!
Happy Easter! I hope you have fun with these Easter games with plastic eggs!
