Setting up an Easter egg hunt for kids is a delightful way to celebrate the holiday. Start by selecting a location with ample hiding spots, such as your yard, garage, your neighborhood park or inside your house. Next, gather plastic eggs, chocolates, candies, and small toys to fill them. Determine the boundaries of the hunt area and establish any rules, like one egg per child or no pushing. Print off this fun kit to guide the kids to either their baskets or where they can find the hidden eggs. Prior to the event, assign each child a specific number of eggs, color, or patterned egg to find, ensuring fairness.
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On the day of the hunt, hide the eggs in various places, making sure they’re easily accessible for children of all ages. Scatter them throughout the area, including high and low spots, bushes, trees, and under benches. If hosting a large group, consider assigning adult volunteers to supervise and assist younger children.
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Once everything is set up, gather the excited participants and explain the rules. Start the hunt with a countdown, and let the children explore, discover, and collect their treasures. Encourage teamwork and sportsmanship throughout the event. After the hunt, gather everyone together to count and compare their findings. You can reward participants with small prizes or treats and bask in the joy of a successful Easter egg hunt!
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