The ultimate list of Easter party games and Easter activities for kids, adults, and all ages in between! With everything from Easter coloring pages to religious Easter activities, there’s something for everyone and every occasion! Perfect for your annual Easter egg roll, Easter egg hunt, or even just Easter Sunday!
The Best Easter Activities
Since we can’t do all of the normal community Easter egg hunts, egg rolls, and other Easter festivities – this year it’s up to us to enjoy Easter from our own homes!
I split this list of Easter activities into different categories to help make it easier to find what you’re looking for. But I do recommend reading through the entire list because some of the ideas were hard to categorize and while I categorized it under Easter activities for kids – it might actually be perfect for a senior home or teens with a few tweaks!
Easter Party Games
Since I love my party games, I’m going to start with Easter party games. These games are best for groups or for a family who wants something a bit more active and engaged! An example would be my super popular Easter minute to win it games!
These spring and Easter games from Play Party Plan will have your family and friends trying to beat the clock to complete all sorts of tasks with jelly beans, flowers, and more!
Try out any of these unique Easter egg hunt ideas – the golden ticket one is a family favorite!
Roll the dice to see which egg you’ll end up with (or not) in this fun Easter dice game! This one is great for kids, teens, and adults! The perfect Easter family activity!
Change up the normal potato sack race and make it a bunny sack race in this fun and active idea from Crazy Wonderful!
Make these DIY gummy eggs then play games with them – like who can find the matching candies inside, find the empty egg, etc. Plus, they’re easy to make the kids can help!
You’re never too old for a little pin the egg on the bunny game! Great for kids or adults – simply spin a few more times!
Looking for something to get everyone moving? This egg and spoon race is color coordinated and perfect for burning off a little energy from all that candy! And if it won’t get to you before Easter, simply make one on your own with wooden spoons and plastic Easter eggs! Easy peasy!
Players have to race with inflatable eggs (aka) balloons across the yard in this fun game idea from Kitty Groups!
A bean bag toss isn’t just for kids! See who can toss eggs through the holes in this Easter egg scene!
This chicken drop game from Must Run in the Family reminds me a lot of one of my 12 days of Christmas games! It’s both challenging, hilarious, and fun!
Easter Activities for Kids
Unlike the Easter party games above, these Easter activities are designed for kids. They’re worth checking out for adults, seniors, and teens as well (just tweak a bit) but mostly they’re designed to be fun and easy for kids!
See who can find the match an egg first in this candy filled Easter game from Play Party Plan. Or try one of the other Easter games that include the free printable Easter stickers in this post!
See how many of these fun Easter inspired Lego creations you can make with this Easter Lego challenge from Play Party Plan.
This inflatable bunny Easter ring toss would be perfect to have around to play with little supervision! Just let the kids see how many bunnies they can ring!
Mix up a regular bowling game with this wobbly egg bowling game from and next comes! Looks a little easier than my pumpkin bowling!
This Easter Go Fish game is a fun Easter themed alternative on a classic favorite!
Printable Easter Activities
These Easter activities are ones you can print out and play. They might fall into the Easter party games or Easter activities for kids categories above as well but if they’re printable Easter activities, I put them here!
Let’s start off with a Play Party Plan favorite – these darling Easter bingo cards! Get up to 40 unique cards here then just print and play!
Want to do something other than traditional Easter bingo? Try this Easter candy bingo game as an alternative instead.
Want a fun way to lead kids to Easter baskets on Sunday morning? Try this Easter scavenger hunt from Play Party Plan!
Or if you want one that is specific to finding an Easter basket (not just Easter themed), this Easter basket scavenger hunt is fun too!
Or how about seeing who can find certain type of Easter eggs in this fun Easter egg scavenger hunt from Play Party Plan!
See who can find the most matches in this printable Easter memory game from Play Party Plan!
This printable Easter i-Spy is perfect for kids who love searching for things! Simply see who can find all the images on the page!
Or if you’d rather search for words than images, this Easter word search is a great option too! Plus, it comes with both an easier search for kids and a more challenging one for teens and adults!
Give kids these Easter coloring pages plus art supplies in their Easter basket or put the coloring pages on a kids table for easy entertainment!
Want something to make your Easter table a little more festive? These printable Easter placemats from Savvy Mom Lifestyle are the perfect way to add a little entertainment to your Easter table!
See how many words you can figure out in this printable Easter word scramble from Productive Pete!
This Easter tic tac toe printable from Pleat and Pom would be a great option for breaking out the week of Easter!
These printable Easter joke tellers are a fun for both kids and adults – kind of remind me of the fortune tellers we used back in the day!
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Religious Easter Activities
The reason we celebrate Easter is Christ, so it only makes sense to include a category of Easter activities that focus more on Christ and religion. They’re still fun (of course!) but they’re religious in nature.
This puzzle hunt idea from Make the Best of Everything is a great way to incorporate a religious theme into an Easter scavenger hunt!
Another fun idea would be to put together these Christ Aid Kits (with the listed goodies inside) and deliver them to friends and family in the neighborhood!
This Easter Jeopardy game is a fun way to talk about why we celebrate Easter!
This Easter Bible Bingo combines a religious element with the fun of a classic bingo game!
Open up these resurrection eggs as a family and talk about the story of Easter!
This right or left Easter poem from Diva Girl Parties would be perfect if everyone brought an Easter egg filled with a surprise to share!
This Christ centered Easter basket hunt from Feels Like Home is a great way to remind your kids it’s not all about the Easter basket!
Other Easter Activities
Last but not least, other Easter activities that didn’t really fit into any of the categories above! They looked so fun I wanted to include them somewhere but they’re Easter activities that just don’t fit into another category well.
This Peeps-Catapult activity from One Mommy is one of those that doesn’t fit into a category above, but it sure looks fun! Use these DIY instructions to create a catapult to shoot Peeps marshmallows into a bucket!
This Easter egg towers game from Resourceful Mommy is another fun one to work on STEM and motor skills.
Want an Easter themed science experiment? Check out this idea from Jamonkey to see how to create your own bouncing Easter eggs.
Dana Harris says
Love all these ideas, especially helpful during social distancing and quarantine currently going on. We have 4 kids so these are things we can do to get them outside and busy. Thanks for the post!
BritniV says
You are welcome!
Stephanie says
Where can I find the sacks for the sack race
Britni Vigil says
Just google potato sack race bags!