Here are a few ways to use your left-over plastic Easter eggs:
Wobble Bodies– Hot glue a weight in the bottom of the egg to create a Wobbling toy. Use stickers and markers to personalize.
Sound Matching Game- Make pairs of eggs with the same noise-making item inside. (Jingle bell, cotton ball, toothpick, rice, etc.) Challenge the kids to find the eggs with matching sounds.
Lightening Bugs- Put a battery tea light inside the egg. Use google eyes, chenille stems and makers to decorate the bug.
Memory Game- Use egg halves to cover small items. Challenge the kids to try to discover the matching items.
Scent Matching Game: Put a cotton ball with a few drops of each scent in pairs of eggs. Challenge the kids to discover which pairs of eggs have matching scents. (vanilla, lemon, cinnamon)
