Easter is one of the most celebrated holidays around the world, and with good reason. It offers a great opportunity for families and friends to come together, make memories and have fun. One of the best ways to make Easter even more enjoyable for kids is by organizing Easter games. Fortunately, we have free printable Easter games for kids that are perfect for this occasion. Our first game is Easter Pictionary. This game is perfect for all ages and requires no special equipment or supplies. The instructions are simple: split players up into two teams and have one person from Team A choose a card with a picture on it (e.g., a bunny or an egg). They must then draw what is on the card without using words, and their team must guess what is being drawn. The time limit for each turn is 60 seconds, and the team with the most correct guesses wins. Our second game is Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt. This game is perfect for younger children and requires a little bit of preparation beforehand. Hide plastic Easter eggs around your designated play area and give children a list of items to find, such as five eggs that have stickers on them or two eggs that are the same color. Once they find an egg, children bring it back to the group leader, who marks off what they found on their list. The child who finds the most items wins. The third Easter game we have is Easter Bingo. All you need for this game is a printer and some bingo cards, which you can download for free online. The game is played like traditional bingo, but instead of calling out numbers, you call out Easter-related pictures such as eggs or bunnies. The first person to get five in a row (horizontally, vertically or diagonally) yells “Bingo!” and wins a prize. Our fourth game is Easter Word Search. This game is best for older children and requires a little bit of preparation beforehand. You can create your own word search puzzles using free online generators or print out pre-made ones. The puzzles should contain Easter-related words such as “chocolate,” “bunny” or “Easter egg.” The first person to find all the words on their puzzle wins. Our fifth game is Easter Roll-a-Story. This game is perfect for kids who love to write and tell stories. Print out a sheet of paper with a list of Easter-related words such as “bunny,” “egg” or “chocolate.” Have children roll a die (or use a random number generator) to choose what kind of story they will write (e.g., a mystery or a romance). Then, they use the words on the sheet of paper to create their story. Our sixth game is Easter Memory Game. This game is perfect for younger children and requires a little bit of preparation beforehand. You can make your own cards by printing out pictures of Easter-related items such as eggs or bunnies and gluing them onto cardstock. The game is played like traditional memory: lay out all the cards face-down and take turns flipping them over to find a match. The person with the most matches at the end of the game wins. Our seventh and final game is Easter Charades. This game is perfect for all ages and requires no special equipment or supplies. The rules are simple: split players up into two teams and have one person from Team A act out an Easter-related word or phrase without using words. Their team must then guess what they are acting out. The time limit for each turn is 60 seconds, and the team with the most correct guesses wins. All of these games are perfect for celebrating Easter with kids. They are simple to play, require little preparation, and most importantly, they are fun. So go ahead and try them out this year, and see how much your kids enjoy them!
