Find a game for your Easter gathering. Themes range from Easter candy and egg hunts to guessing games. Open each product to read the rules and see sample rounds before you choose.
A Easter tag covers different kinds of content. Read the questions and previews so the game fits your church’s plans and the students who will be there.
Read the rules and the included-file list for each game. Plan for any screen, sound, supplies, or room setup the instructions call for.
Compare how each game is played before choosing more than one. Pairing a seated question game with one that gets volunteers moving gives students different ways to join in.
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A few tiny pictures can add up to a chocolate bunny—or another Easter answer. Emoji Game: Easter Edition asks students to combine visual clues into a seasonal item or phrase. Read the emojis together, make the connection, and check the reveal.
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The answer might arrive with the first hint or refuse to click until the third. Tip of My Tongue: Easter Edition reveals clues one at a time about something Easter-related. Students earn more points for recognizing the connection early, making every new hint a tradeoff.
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Peeps or chocolate-covered marshmallows may be an easy decision until the room disagrees. Which is Worse – Easter Candy Edition puts two Easter treats on screen and asks students to choose the worse one. Moving to a side makes their candy loyalties impossible to hide.
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Egg decorating or an egg hunt? The right answer depends on the student at the front. Mind Reader - Easter Edition asks the room to predict a volunteer’s secret preferences, moving to one side or the other and staying in only when they think alike.
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Your Easter basket just acquired a very large vocabulary. Say Less - Easter Candy Edition describes familiar treats in unnecessarily complicated language and asks students to translate the explanation back into candy. Figure out the sweet beneath the sentence before someone else names it first.
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Some Peeps flavors sound like someone made them up. In Peep or Pass, that is exactly what students must decide. Show a proposed marshmallow candy flavor, ask whether it is real or fake, and see whose sweet-tooth instincts match the game’s answers.
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The next Easter egg might hold points, food, or the hunt's golden prize. The Hunt – Easter Egg Edition sends small teams searching a room for eggs with different surprises inside. Leaders prepare the hiding places and contents; students supply the curiosity.
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Someone on the other team has a chocolate secret. Shut Your Mouth - Chocolate Edition gives each team a chance to hide a piece in one member's mouth, then challenges the opposition to spot the culprit. Each side gets just one guess.
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Peeps take center stage in Stuffed: Peeps Edition, a contestant eating challenge built around a package of the marshmallow candy. The supplied rules make finishing the package the objective, while the audience watches to see who completes the challenge first.