Easter Egg Guess
After Easter brunch, entertain your guests with a fun guessing game. Before your guests arrive, fill an easter egg with small items that you find around your house (toothpick, paper clip, staple, push pin, nail, etc.) Tell your guest that the egg is filled with 23 items and have them write down on a piece of paper what they think is in it.
Once everyone has written down what they think is in the egg (we set a 2 minute time limit), take the items out one by one. If someone has the item on their list, they get a point. The person who guessed the most items wins! This game can also works at a kids party or family gathering.
The items in our egg included: cotton ball, ribbon, key, screw, bobby pin, penny, altoid, floss, jelly bean, nail, paper clip, button, fortune cookie fortune, lint, battery, twisty tie, cough drop, earring, pop tab, push pin, safety pin, rubber band, and a stamp. Twenty three items in all!
Thanks for the share!
Nancy.R
That’s cool! What fun. Who doesn’t love a guessing game with friend. :). Love it,
Looks like a fun game! I’ll have to remember it when my child is older.
Looks like a fun game! I believe my Sunday school kids would enjoy something like this, and maybe even turning it into a treasure hunt game! Thank you for sharing it at Blogging with Heart!
Oooh we could do this for a small group Easter party too! ;)
This is awesome and so simple! I’m definitely going to try it for Easter this year. Pinning! :)
How cute and simple! Seems like a good little learning game too!
I never would have thought of this! This is such a great game to play at a party or with family or something. Thanks for sharing!
So fun and so simple! I think this would be a fun shower game, too.
This would be such a fun little activity!
Ohhh this game looks so fun! Thank you for sharing! I could see my nieces and nephews getting into it!
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Was looking and looking for a game for kids from 8-18 plus adults. This is so simple. Thanks for sharing so my family can enjoy the get together.