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Have your own backyard Easter egg hunt with no work!
Prefilled Easter eggs; just scatter them and call the kids! With the shortage of public Easter egg hunts this year, a backup plan is to hold your own egg hunt. You can do it in your own yard, inside around the house or in a local park. Just be sure to make a map, so you know where you hid the eggs, to collect the ones the kids missed, afterwards!
- Pre-filled Easter eggs (filled with M&M'S, Twix and Starburst candy!)
- Pre-filled Easter eggs (filled with Reese's cups, Hersey kisses, Robin's eggs and Cadbury mini eggs!)
- Prefilled Easter eggs (filled with Wonka candies: Sweet Tarts, Nerds and Laffy Taffy)
- Prefilled Easter Eggs (no candies; filled with Slap Bracelets, Sticky Hands, Stickers, Light Up Rings for Your Halloween Easter Egg Hunt (100-Pack)
- Prefilled Easter eggs (no candies; 200 eggs filled with Toys and Stickers)
- Empty plastic Easter eggs to fill yourself.
- Easter games kit: Easter Outdoor Party Games for Family, 4 Bunny Potato Sack Race Bags, 4 Egg and Spoon Race Game,2 Legged Relay Race Bands,1 Bunny Ears Ring Toss Game
- Easter Egg Roll kit - for Easter egg races just like are traditionally held at the White House
Easter and Related Information
In addition to Easter egg hunts, there are many other events coming soon.
- Find local children's consignment sales - Consignment sales, typically held by churches and some mobile organizations, usually hold 2 sales per year, one in the late winter or early Spring; the other in the Fall. These can be a GREAT way to get children's clothes, baby needs, toys, books and much more, at HUGE savings.
- Find local Pick-your-own farms for fruit and veg like strawberries, blueberries, apples - Another inexpensive way to get fresh fruit and vegetables, teach your children where food comes from, avoid pesticides, and have a fun day out of the house and away from electronics!
- Local Farm markets and roadside stands
More Easter Tips and Guides
- How to make natural Easter egg dye - Did you know you can make your own natural Easter egg dyes from things in your fridge or grocery store?
- History of the Easter egg - It's probably different from what you think!~
- History of the Easter egg hunt - Definitely not what you would expect!
- Origin of the Easter Bunny - This chocolate treat goes back to the 1700's in Germany
- History of Easter candies
- History of Easter parades
- Fun Easter facts
- Easter spending facts
- How to organize your own Easter egg hunt
- How to hard boil eggs - here's a fool-proof method for perfect hard boiled eggs!
- How to blow an egg
- Easter gifts, like bunny slippers, Easter baskets, candies
- Easy, Reliable Home canning and freezing directions
More related seasonal fun after Easter
- Pumpkin patches
- Corn mazes
- Christmas Tree Farms & lots
- Home canning equipment and supplies
- How to make homemade ice cream
- Recommended canning +books and guides
- Local fruit and vegetable festivals
- Local Winery tours and wine tastings
- Other types of local farms: honey, horses, meats, milk, eggs, etc.
- Environmental resources
- Consumer fraud information
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