Easter

Egg pass: Before class, arrange a group of colored eggs in a basket and include one plain, boiled egg. You should have one egg per child. Have the kids stand in a circle and distribute one egg to each child including the “it” or white egg. Play some Easter music and have the kids pass the eggs to the left. Stop the music. Whoever is holding the white egg is out. Put one colored egg in the basket and continue on until you have one child left.

Egg toss: You need to put a tarp down for this game but it is hilarious. Also, if you have kids dressed in their Easter outfits, have the participants wear an inexpensive rain poncho to protect their garments. Kids should stand three feet apart and toss the raw egg to one another. Once that round is successful, have them take a step backwards and toss the egg again. They keep tossing until the egg is broken. The person who missed loses.

Duck races: This game needs a start and finish line. Children should line up at the start line and put their hands around their ankles. Staying in this position, kids should waddle across the finish line, like a duck. If they lose their grip, walk or run, they are out. You can do this game several times.