"Easter Egg Games For Kids"

"Easter Egg Games For Kids"," Egg DanceCommon in Germany and in the United Kingdom (where it is called the Egg Hop), eggs are laid on the ground or floor and the goal is to dance among them without damaging any. Give each student a sheet of newspaper and some sticky tape and let them shape an egg. Challenge older students by asking them to walk blindfolded (one at a time) through a ""field of eggs"" without stepping on any. Children bowl red eggs towards a row of yellow ones. In the classroom, use hardboiled eggs that have been colored red and yellow. Students take 2 (one yellow and one red) and mark them with their initials. Each student takes a turn to roll their red egg with the aim of knocking the yellow ones off the line. Egg RollingPopular in Scotland, Northern England, Northern Ireland, Germany and Holland. In most countries the egg that rolls the fastest is the winner. In the United States of America the egg is pushed along the flat ground with a spoon. Choose a suitable slope in the playground and mark out the race track with cones or rope. Easter Egg HuntA popular Easter activity everywhere. In the classroom, use cardboard eggs that the students have cut out and decorated. Pairs of competitors line up to knock the tips of eggs together. The challenges continue until one egg remains. You can also control the strength of the knocking by asking students to keep their elbows by their side. CLICK HERE IF YOU WANT TO LEARN SOMETHING