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Easter is right around the corner, and we are ready to hop right in. Every year my favorite tradition is to set up an Easter scavenger hunt. It is so simple yet so much fun. The kids love finding clues and getting their basket at the end of their hunt.
It is a fun twist on a traditional Easter egg hunt. Not only is it exciting, but it also makes your kids think. A good scavenger hunt encourages kids to use their brains to figure out riddles and find their treasure at the end.
Easter Scavenger Hunt Cards
Feel free to use the cards that I made as inspiration if you would like. I give my daughter the first card and from there she goes to all of the places to find the next clue! Clues get hidden in an egg, and each one gets her closer and closer to her ultimate goal, the Easter Basket.
What’s In My Easter Basket
This year we decided to keep it simple for Easter. No need for a ton of candy or lavish gifts. This girl’s smile says it all though! She was over the moon when she realized what was in her Easter basket.
Hatchimals CollEGGtibles make the perfect Easter basket gift!
Seriously, how cute is this! The Limmy Edish Glamfetti from the Hatchimals CollEGGtibles collection is just the cutest! My daughter was thrilled. I mean really, could these be any more perfect for Easter? They are in a pink and glittery egg carton! I just can’t handle it.
Hatchimals CollEGGtibles are here to make this the most EGGciting Easter ever! They are the perfect way to spice up your Easter festivities with the little ones.
A Candy Free Easter Basket is a Way to Go
In all seriousness, my kids always get way too much candy, especially on holidays. It is inevitable, but I don’t have to be the one who gives it to them. So replacing our Easter candy with Hatchimals CollEGGtibles really seemed like the perfect way to eliminate sugar while really elevating my daughter’s Easter basket.
What are your Easter Traditions?
Do you replace candy with toys? Throw an epic egg hunt or create a simple Easter scavenger hunt?
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I love a good scavenger hunt! It is always so much fun! When I was a kid, my mum used to hide our easter eggs in the garden!
How fun! I just do a small one in the house for the kids to find. We do candy and toys!
Such fun and creative ideas and she looks so happy in the pictures. Fun!
She really had so much fun!
Scavenger hunt is always so fun and kids enjoy it a lot! I can’t imagine having such a great time right now. I’m waiting for the Easter miracle! 🙂
Sounds like a fun way to celebrate Easter. The simple things are always the best
It is so much fun! The kids love it.
This looks like a lot of fun. We are going to be having a much simpler Easter this year. I’m still trying to figure out how to get lamb chops.
IT was so much fun! Let me know if you try it out what y’all think!
This is amazing…I would love to make this with my kids, so much fun.
wow. so creative for making this. it will surely make your kids happy and have fun! <3
I think people do Easter egg hunts in Ireland now, but they didn’t when I was a kid. We live in Japan now, where they also don’t do them, but a friend who lived in America, gave me hundreds of plastic egg shells when my kids were babies and they’ve got great use! The Hatchimals are a great idea, definitely an “egg”tra special surprise for kids. –Lynda Hogan
Thanks for giving us ideas. I’ll make a little scavenger hunt in our backyard for kids to enjoy during self isolation.
Oh I love a good scavenger hunt, this is so much fun. Thanks so much for sharing this with all of us!
I would love to have an egg hunt at home. Sadly it’s just my partner and I so it would be quite boring.
On of my favorite Easters was when I spent it with my brother and he made a scavenger hunt for the kids. Although I never was that creative at my house, I should seriously consider it. Well done!!
These are excellent tips. I must share this with my friends so they can do this with their kids during the shelter in place
This is so cute. I know there are so many people improvising with the current conditions and I honestly love to see it. There is still so much good to go around.
Love these Easter craft ideas and they look Super fun to do together with kids.
So perfect for Easter! I agree, kids get way too much candy for holidays.
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