Let These DIY Bunny Landmarks Show Your Kiddies Where Their Easter Eggs Are Hidden

Adults and kids alike can bask in a family-fun day of Easter crafts. Imagine the possibilities: You can decorate hard-boiled eggs, make Easter wreaths and DIY your own spring-inspired baskets to use as Easter decorations or gifts for guests. Moreover, many of these DIYs are creative ways to upgrade your Easter egg hunt, making the classic tradition even better than the years before.

Our Easter egg hunt ideas below will add unexpected and festive twists to the beloved Easter Sunday game. If your family plans to celebrate, challenge them with a timed scavenger hunt, where they search the indoors and outdoors for colorful eggs. Instead of the usual marbled or ombré eggs for the hunt, consider DIYing carrot treat cones or placing puzzle pieces inside plastic eggs to assemble after the search. Scatter balloon landmarks and bunny markers in the gaming area — whether it's the living room, playroom or backyard — to easily lead your little bunnies to their hidden treasures. An even cooler idea: Put glow sticks inside the eggs for a glow-in-the-dark game that’s as fun as it is unique. And the best part? You may already have most materials in your kitchen or craft box, including paint, card stock, tissue paper, Legos and rice. That’s a win for you, the kids and your budget.

So put your crafting and gaming skills to use with these Easter egg hunt ideas. And for more scavenger hunt twists, these Easter egg hunt ideas for adults will have all the grown-ups feeling both boozy and competitive.