Project Summary:
This is simple Easter Egg Hunt Craft Project will make your Easter truly unique and the children will have lots of fun being involved in the whole process.
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Project Details: Easter Egg Hunt Craft Project
| Materials: |
| Coloured paper |
| Printed numbers from 1 – 10 |
| Lollipop sticks |
| Scissors and glue |
| Rectangular pieces of white card and a black marker |
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Step 1 – Prepare the materials
The first step involves gathering the materials to create numbered flags and question cards including coloured paper, printed numbers, lollipop sticks and white card.
Step 2 – Glue the printed numbers onto the coloured card
To create numbered flags, first print out the numbers 1 to 10 on white A4 paper, preferably print two numbers to one A4 piece of paper. When the numbers have been printed fold the A4 paper in half and cut along the fold.
To create flags from coloured rectangles, simply fold a piece of A4 coloured paper in half and cut along the folded line with a scissors.
The next step is to glue each printed number onto a rectangle of coloured paper and then attach the coloured paper to a lollipop stick using a sellotape or a glue gun.
Step 3 – Create question cards
The next step is to create a question card which corresponds to the number on each flag. A fun and educational approach is to think of a question whereby the answer is equal to the number of the flag. For example “Tom had eight eggs, he gave seven eggs to Pat, how many eggs had Tom left?”, write the answer “1” on the back of the white card. The children will have fun thinking of questions and answers for each card.
Step 4 – Time for an Easter Egg Hunt
The final step is setting up the Easter Egg hunt, hide the flags numbered 1 to 10 in the garden or Easter hunt location. Shuffle the question cards and allow each child to pick a question card, they will know if they got the answer correct by checking the number on the back of the question card. Then for the fun part: They have to run and search for the flag which has the correct number which corresponds to their card and if they are lucky they may find an Easter treat hidden behind the flag!
The game can be repeated until each card has been answered, or alternatively you can choose to create a different set of flags for each child which can be colour coded. There are lots of options and lots of fun awaiting!
