Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Easter Basket Marathon
Yes I'm a witch, but my family is Christian so
I general end up doing both the Pagan festivities & the "normal holidays" lol
Hey, it's all good - any reason to celebrate, right?
So we have 3 baby boys (under a year) coming to the celebration on Sunday
made up these cute little baskets for them
Bucket
Bunny
Chocolate Bunny
Bathtub toy
Bubbles
Punch balloon
Animal crackers
Various candy
And 1 baby girl (under a year)
Bucket
Bunny
Chocolate Bunny
Bambi walker
Bubbles
Punch balloon
Animal crackers
Various candy
9 Big Boys (Ages between 5-10)
Basket
Fartzoka
Whirlabird
Coloring Activity Book
Body Tats Egg
Sidewalk Chalk
Chocolate Bunny
Kite
Bubbles
Punch balloon
Various candy
4 Big Girls (Ages between 5-10)
Basket
Rubber band bracelet loom
Manicure Kit
Bath bomb
Sidewalk Chalk
Chocolate Bunny
Kite
Bubbles
Punch balloon
Various candy
Not Pictured
4 Toddler Boys & 1 Toddler Girl (ages 1-3)
Sand Bucket with shovel
Toy (all toys were different this is why there were no pictures :)
Chocolate Bunny
Bubbles
Punch balloon
Various candy
3 Prize Baskets for the Most Eggs (one not pictured)
Popcorn
Soda
Chocolate Bunny
Bubbles
Punch balloon
Various candy
Prize Basket for Older Kids & Adults = Thor: The Dark World
Prize Basket for Big Kids = Frozen
Prize Basket for Toddlers/Babies = Ball & Stuffie (not pictured)
Easter Games
Blow the Egg Game: This is a really good indoor Easter game and works great on a hard floor. Have a start line and finish line set up. Place a small plastic Easter egg at the start line and give the child a cardboard “fan”. Have the kids try to “fan” the egg across the finish line. It is harder than it seems, since the eggs aren’t round!
Traditional Easter Egg Hunt Game: This customary Easter egg hunt game is a must for any Easter party. This can be done indoors or out, and with real colored eggs or plastic ones. If using plastic eggs, you can fill them with special treats like jelly beans, stickers, coins and small toys.
Egg-Spoon Race: If you are lucky enough to have a yard and nice weather, then why not take your guests outdoors! You will need one egg (raw or hard boiled) and one spoon for each person participating in the race. Line contestants up next to each other on a starting line. Racers should have a point across the yard to race to (check point line). When the race starts, each contestant has to race from the starting line across to the checkpoint line, and then turn around and come back to the starting line. The contestants have to keep their egg balanced in their spoon, without using their other hand for support. If the egg drops, but is not broken, the contestant can pick up the egg and resume the race. The first contestant to make it back to the starting line wins the race.
Egg Toss: This is also another great game for the outdoors. Be sure to have extra eggs and lots of paper towels nearby. Start by dividing the contestant into teams of two people. Split the entire group of contestants into two rows, with partners facing each other. Arrange the rows so that the partners are standing about 2-3 feet away from each other. Give eggs (raw ones) to each partner that is standing in one row. When the game starts, have the contestants toss their egg to their partners. After catching the egg, each contestant takes a step back and they toss the eggs again. If one of the partners breaks the egg, then that team is out of the game. It does not matter whether the egg breaks in his/her hands or by hitting the ground. Continue the game, taking steps back to increase the distance between partners, until only one team remains. They are the winners of the game.
Traditional Easter Egg Hunt Game: This customary Easter egg hunt game is a must for any Easter party. This can be done indoors or out, and with real colored eggs or plastic ones. If using plastic eggs, you can fill them with special treats like jelly beans, stickers, coins and small toys.
Egg-Spoon Race: If you are lucky enough to have a yard and nice weather, then why not take your guests outdoors! You will need one egg (raw or hard boiled) and one spoon for each person participating in the race. Line contestants up next to each other on a starting line. Racers should have a point across the yard to race to (check point line). When the race starts, each contestant has to race from the starting line across to the checkpoint line, and then turn around and come back to the starting line. The contestants have to keep their egg balanced in their spoon, without using their other hand for support. If the egg drops, but is not broken, the contestant can pick up the egg and resume the race. The first contestant to make it back to the starting line wins the race.
Egg Toss: This is also another great game for the outdoors. Be sure to have extra eggs and lots of paper towels nearby. Start by dividing the contestant into teams of two people. Split the entire group of contestants into two rows, with partners facing each other. Arrange the rows so that the partners are standing about 2-3 feet away from each other. Give eggs (raw ones) to each partner that is standing in one row. When the game starts, have the contestants toss their egg to their partners. After catching the egg, each contestant takes a step back and they toss the eggs again. If one of the partners breaks the egg, then that team is out of the game. It does not matter whether the egg breaks in his/her hands or by hitting the ground. Continue the game, taking steps back to increase the distance between partners, until only one team remains. They are the winners of the game.
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