Leftover Easter Eggs? 15 Plastic Easter Egg Activities for Kids

This fun, hands-on game will help your students in preschool or early kindergarten learn to visually discriminate the letters of the alphabet.

Do you have loads of plastic Easter eggs from the holiday?

Here are 10 games to play with plastic Easter eggs.

Create an interactive water wall for your child!

Each of these ideas are first and foremost FUN, but why not encourage fine motor practice while you're at it?!

Try this idea for inexpensive DIY Montessori-inspired Easter egg sound shakers for babies and toddlers.

Simply twist the egg to make new words!

This game is fun to play inside or outside depending on the weather.

Your kids will love making their own bath bombs!

This is one Easter art project the kiddos are going to want to do again and again (and again)!

Match the letter on the egg to write your name.

Easily create this beginning sounds Easter eggs game to use the plastic eggs you have in the house.

Looking for a low prep activity to put together that will entertain your toddler or preschooler while you get some spring cleaning done?  (Or maybe you just need 5 minutes of “mom time.”)

Check out this super easy Easter Sensory Bin.  

Create a simple Easter or Spring theme number recognition game!