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All you simply need for an office Easter egg hunt is: Hide various easter egg chocolates around the office. Give each staff member a small basket. Whoever finds the most eggs is the winner!

ORGANISE AN EASTER HUNT WITH RIDDLES AS CLUES FOR OLDER CHILDREN Create 6 - 8 riddles or clues depending on how long you want the egg hunt to last. Cut out each riddle and place the riddles 2 - 6 together with an Easter egg, candy eggs or even real ones, in the hiding places you have chosen.

How to Organize an Easter Egg Hunt in Four Easy Steps Step 1: Decorate for Easter. The first step: Get your house ready by hanging pastel balloons outside and an Easter decoration on your door to welcome your guests. ... Step 2: Prep Easter Eggs. ... Step 3: Hide the Eggs. ... Step 4: Play Some Easter Games.

How to arrange an egg hunt with riddles as clues this Easter: Create 6 - 8 riddles or clues depending on how long you want the egg hunt to last. Cut out each riddle and place the riddles 2 - 6 together with an Easter egg, candy eggs or even real ones, in the hiding places you have chosen.

One simple way to make an Easter egg hunt exciting is by making the eggs glow! You can paint your own or hide a glow stick inside each egg to make it illuminated. Then, have your egg hunt at night either outside or inside with the lights turned off. Your kids will love it!

All you simply need for an office Easter egg hunt is: Hide various easter egg chocolates around the office. Give each staff member a small basket. Whoever finds the most eggs is the winner!

ORGANISE AN EASTER HUNT WITH RIDDLES AS CLUES FOR OLDER CHILDREN Create 6 - 8 riddles or clues depending on how long you want the egg hunt to last. Cut out each riddle and place the riddles 2 - 6 together with an Easter egg, candy eggs or even real ones, in the hiding places you have chosen.

How to Set-Up the Easter Scavenger Hunt Hide the 2nd clue first based on the 1st clue details. Continue to hide all of the clue cards based on the previous clue hints until you are left with the last one. If you want to make the scavenger hunt longer, you can add extra cards of your own before the last clue.

How to Organize an Easter Egg Hunt in Four Easy Steps Step 1: Decorate for Easter. The first step: Get your house ready by hanging pastel balloons outside and an Easter decoration on your door to welcome your guests. ... Step 2: Prep Easter Eggs. ... Step 3: Hide the Eggs. ... Step 4: Play Some Easter Games.

For an exciting room-to-room hunt inside your home, hide your eggs in clever spots: tucked inside coat pockets, tissue boxes, behind books on the shelf, in napkins on the kitchen table, and shoes by the door.

How to arrange an egg hunt with riddles as clues this Easter: Create 6 - 8 riddles or clues depending on how long you want the egg hunt to last. Cut out each riddle and place the riddles 2 - 6 together with an Easter egg, candy eggs or even real ones, in the hiding places you have chosen.

To hard-cook eggs: Cover and bring the water to a boil; turn off the heat. Let the eggs stand covered in the hot water for 15 minutes for large eggs, 12 minutes for medium, and 18 minutes for extra large. Immediately run cold water over the eggs; when they are cool, drain and refrigerate.

One simple way to make an Easter egg hunt exciting is by making the eggs glow! You can paint your own or hide a glow stick inside each egg to make it illuminated. Then, have your egg hunt at night either outside or inside with the lights turned off. Your kids will love it!

Here are a few of our favourite suggestions for easy Easter egg hunt clues: 'This place is where you lay your head! ... 'I have four legs to keep me stable – look for your next clue under the ____' 'This next clue is such a breeze – it's been left in the place you leave your ice cream to freeze'

How to Set-Up the Easter Scavenger Hunt Hide the 2nd clue first based on the 1st clue details. Continue to hide all of the clue cards based on the previous clue hints until you are left with the last one. If you want to make the scavenger hunt longer, you can add extra cards of your own before the last clue.

Hide the eggs Inside, hide them under chairs, tables, toys or on bookshelves and toy boxes or behind stuffed animals. Where you hide Easter eggs will depend on the age of the children. Make it easy for little ones by hiding them in open places while using your imagination to make it more challenging for older kids.

For an exciting room-to-room hunt inside your home, hide your eggs in clever spots: tucked inside coat pockets, tissue boxes, behind books on the shelf, in napkins on the kitchen table, and shoes by the door.

How to Organize an Easter Egg Hunt in Four Easy Steps Step 1: Decorate for Easter. The first step: Get your house ready by hanging pastel balloons outside and an Easter decoration on your door to welcome your guests. ... Step 2: Prep Easter Eggs. ... Step 3: Hide the Eggs. ... Step 4: Play Some Easter Games.

To hard-cook eggs: Cover and bring the water to a boil; turn off the heat. Let the eggs stand covered in the hot water for 15 minutes for large eggs, 12 minutes for medium, and 18 minutes for extra large. Immediately run cold water over the eggs; when they are cool, drain and refrigerate.

Here are a few of our favourite suggestions for easy Easter egg hunt clues: 'This place is where you lay your head! ... 'I have four legs to keep me stable – look for your next clue under the ____' 'This next clue is such a breeze – it's been left in the place you leave your ice cream to freeze'

Hide the eggs Inside, hide them under chairs, tables, toys or on bookshelves and toy boxes or behind stuffed animals. Where you hide Easter eggs will depend on the age of the children. Make it easy for little ones by hiding them in open places while using your imagination to make it more challenging for older kids.

How to Organize an Easter Egg Hunt in Four Easy Steps Step 1: Decorate for Easter. The first step: Get your house ready by hanging pastel balloons outside and an Easter decoration on your door to welcome your guests. ... Step 2: Prep Easter Eggs. ... Step 3: Hide the Eggs. ... Step 4: Play Some Easter Games.