24 Fun Easter Games for Kids at Home
Whether you’re hosting family, managing siblings, or just trying to survive Easter weekend peacefully—this list has you covered.
These Easter games for kids at home are:
Easy to set up
Perfect for small spaces
Fun for different age groups
Screen-free
1. Bunny Hop Freeze Dance
Play upbeat music and have kids hop like bunnies around the room.
When the music stops, everyone must freeze.
Anyone who moves does a silly bunny action (wiggle nose, hop on one foot).
2. Easter Memory Matching
How to play:
Print the game sheet and have kids take turns finding two matching pictures.
If the images match, they keep the pair. If not, turn them back over and let the next player try.
3. Easter Egg Bowling
Set up empty bottles or cups like bowling pins.
Use plastic Easter eggs or small balls to knock them down.
How to play:
Line up 5–10 pins
Give each child 2–3 turns
Count how many pins fall each round
4. Jelly Bean Guessing Game
Fill a jar with jelly beans and have kids guess how many are inside.
How to play:
Each child writes or says their guess
Closest guess wins a small prize
5. Pin the Tail on the Bunny
A fun Easter twist on a classic party game.
Setup:
Draw or print a bunny
Cut out paper tails
Blindfold each child and spin them once
6. Easter Charades
Write Easter-themed actions or objects on slips of paper (bunny hopping, egg hunt, chick hatching).
How to play:
One child acts it out
Others guess
7. Roll the Egg Challenge
Kids must roll a plastic egg across the room using only a spoon or their nose (yes, it’s hilarious).
Rules:
No hands allowed
First to reach the finish line wins
8. Bunny Says
Replace “Simon says” with “Bunny says.”
Example commands:
Bunny says hop
Bunny says wiggle ears
Touch your bunny nose
9. Easter Color Hunt
Call out a color and kids must find something around the house that matches.
Easter twist:
Use pastel colors like pink, yellow, purple, and green.
10. Easter Word Scramble
Print the Easter Word Scramble sheet
Kids read each scrambled word
Unscramble the letters to form the correct Easter word
Write the answer in the blank space
The child who finishes first—or gets the most correct answers—wins.
11. Follow the Bunny Footprints
Cut out paper bunny footprints and place them around the house leading to a small prize.
12. Easter Minute-to-Win-It Challenges
Set a timer for 60 seconds and challenge kids to complete a task.
Game ideas:
Stack 10 plastic eggs
Transfer jelly beans using a spoon
Bounce an egg into a cup
13. Easter Trivia Showdown
Create Easter-themed trivia questions.
Examples:
What animal is Easter famous for?
How many colors are in a rainbow egg set?
How to play:
Split kids into teams and keep score.
14. Indoor Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt
This is not a basic egg hunt—add clues.
How to upgrade it:
Each egg contains a riddle
Clue leads to the next location
15. Build-a-Bunny Challenge
Give kids random craft supplies and challenge them to build the best bunny in 10 minutes.
Materials:
Paper, markers, cotton balls, tape, leftover craft items.
Judging ideas:
Funniest bunny
Most creative
Weirdest bunny
16. Easter Pictionary
Write Easter-related words on slips of paper.
Examples:
Chocolate bunny, egg hunt, spring chick, Easter basket.
How to play:
One player draws, others guess.
17. Egg Drop
In this Easter game, kids must protect a plastic egg from breaking when dropped.
How to play:
Give kids simple household materials like paper towels, cups, tape, and cardboard.
Their task is to build a protective “egg holder.”
Once time is up, drop the egg from a chair or table to test if it survives.
18. Easter Bingo
Create Easter-themed bingo cards using images or words.
How to play:
Call out items like “bunny,” “basket,” “chocolate egg.”
19. Guess the Bunny
One child secretly thinks of an Easter-themed item like a bunny, egg, basket, or chick.
The other players take turns asking yes-or-no questions to figure out what it is.
How to play:
Questions can only be answered with “yes” or “no.” The child who guesses correctly goes next.
20. Easter Family Talent Show
Kids prepare a short performance:
Joke
Dance
Magic trick
Skit
21. Easter Escape Room
Create 3–5 simple puzzles that lead to a final prize.
Puzzle ideas:
Math code
Word scramble
Hidden clue
22. Easter I Spy Game
This is a visual Easter-themed I Spy game where kids search the picture to find and count specific items like bunnies, eggs, carrots, flowers, and chicks.
How to play:
Kids scan the image and write down how many times they spot each item listed on the side.
23. Super Easter Egg Hunt Board Game
This is a printable board-style Easter game where kids move along a path, collect eggs, and follow simple instructions like “go back 2 steps” or “glue eggs in place.”
How to play:
Kids roll a die or move step-by-step, completing small tasks as they go until they finish the egg hunt.
24. Follow the Red Eggs Path Game
In this Easter logic game, kids must help the bunny reach his house by following only the red eggs through the grid.
All other images—flowers, butterflies, carrots, and green eggs—are distractions.
How to play:
Starting at the bunny, kids trace a path by moving from one red egg to the next until they reach the bunny’s house at the end.
