Easter themed games

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Each Cheetos is 1 point. Team with most points Cheetos on head wins the game. A good alternative if you don't want to take chance getting whipped cream all over your hair and face is this game. Set up a craft station ready with some basic supplies for kids to make some fun Easter Bunny ears. Make enough for everybody to wear. The supplies your can easily get at dollar store or order them here: pipe cleaners, plain headband. Gather some stickers these Easter themed stickers are adorable and a plate.

The bunny has to gather his eggs into the basket. Place a hula hoop on the ground to serve as the basket, or mark off a circle or square. When the bunny tags an egg-player, that player must go and stand in the basket. Play until all of the eggs have been collected. Then assign a new player to be the bunny. Fill two baskets each with the same amount of jelly beans. Place them side-by-side on a table. Divide players into two even teams. Have the teams line up behind a starting point that is several feet away from the jelly bean table.

Give each team an empty basket and a spoon. The first player in line for each team must race to the table and place as many jelly beans as they can on their spoons. They must then race back and dump their jelly beans into the empty basket and hand the spoon off to the next player, who has to do the same. Play continues in this manner until one team has transferred all of their jelly beans. If a runner drops any jelly beans in the course of the race, they must go back and start over.

Give each team a white garbage bag that has arm and leg holes cut out of it, several bags of Easter grass, and a few rolls of colored streamers. Teams will choose one player to be their egg. That player will put on the garbage bag. The remaining team members race to stuff their egg full of Easter grass and decorate it by wrapping it with the colored streamers. Challenge their taste buds while delighting those sweet teeth with this fun Easter game.

Before the game, gather several different types of Easter candy. Cut them into small pieces to make it more challenging as well as to limit the amount of sugar intake. Blindfold players and offer them a taste of each piece of candy.

As they taste, ask them to identify the name of the candy. A player scores one point for each correct guess. The player with the highest score after everyone has had an equal amount of tries is the winner.

This game can also be played with jelly beans only. Choose a variety of the gourmet flavored jelly beans and have kids guess the flavor of each. Before the party, gather two sets of items you might find in an Easter basket. Hide the items around the yard or party space. Divide players into two teams and give them each a list of the items they must find, including the baskets. Start them off with a clue to the whereabouts of the basket, so they can use it to carry the remaining items.

You can also leave additional clues to the remaining items at each hiding spot. The challenge is to be the first team to return with all of the items in your basket. Use ribbon to hang as many marshmallow chicks as you have players from the ceiling. Have each player stand next to a peep. The first player to finish a peep wins.

Line up a few empty Easter baskets. Mark a standing point that is a few feet away from the baskets the distance will depend on the age group. Have kids take turns standing behind the line and attempting to toss the jelly beans into the baskets. Hide the eggs in spots you know are too hard for kids. To make this even more entertaining, keep the Easter cocktails flowing during your adult Easter egg hunt. We all have that one baked good we make every spring.

For us, it's a gorgeous Easter pie. This year, get your family together and bake together! You'll basically be turning your to-do list into a fun Easter activity for adults.

Easter activities for adults don't get prettier than this! Make the most of spring blooms with a DIY flower arranging party. Purchase individual flower stems and supply each person with everything they need to create a spring bouquet. We like to stock up on kraft paper, ribbon, and tissue paper. If you'll be celebrating with anyone outside your household, consider hosting the event outdoors and be sure each station is more than six feet apart. Grab your aprons! Challenge friends to an outdoor Easter recipe cook-off.

Have guests bring their favorite spring dishes along with copies of the recipe for each. Set up distanced tasting stations. Party-goers can vote on their favorite and take the recipe cards home. Easter is the perfect occasion for a classic yard game! Dress up a classic croquet set with a coat of pastel paint perfect for spring. The winner of this Easter game gets to take home the set.

Instead of an adult Easter game, have a small family Easter brunch.