Easter Scavenger Hunt

Are you looking for an Easter egg scavenger hunt that is completely edible for your classroom?  I've included everything you need for this indoor and/or outdoor Easter scavenger hunt! You can grab it on my TPT store! 

This product comes with Easter egg problems that you can place inside plastic Easter eggs, the answer cards to the Easter egg problems, Easter egg hunt clues that take your students on a scavenger hunt throughout the school, a recording sheet to work on the problems, and a printable Easter basket for your class to collect the Easter eggs in at the end! The best part is that everything is completely editable. You can write your own Easter egg problems, change the answer cards to match your problems, and make up your own scavenger hunt clues. Your students, at any age, will love this Easter activity that is not only fun, but is completely educational as well!

I've included step-by-step directions to help you get everything prepared for your scavenger hunt, and included pictures where I thought it might help with clarification. How cute are those Easter eggs? You can buy them just about anywhere this time of year. I found mine at a local drug store. The Easter eggs cost $0.99 for a half dozen. 

I've also written student directions so you can get them started right away without having to make up your own! I don't know about you, but when I was a kid, going on Easter egg hunts indoor or outdoors was one of my favorite activities of the year. I remember making my brother do them with me all year long. Let's just say, he isn't as fond of Easter egg hunts anymore! :) 

Even though your problems will be hidden inside plastic Easter eggs, I've written the problems on Easter eggs because, well, they are adorable. You can never have too many Easter decorations!

You get this adorable Easter basket made by Whimsy Clips that I added lines to cut on. Those cut lines will act as slots for the Easter egg problems to slide in once the students solve it. You could even hide the Easter basket for another scavenger hunt idea! In my family, it was tradition for the "Easter Bunny" to hid our Easter baskets in the house. We went on a Easter basket hunt that morning, and later did an Easter egg hunt!

And the best part, is everything is editable! So if you need to change the problems or if you want to hide the Easter eggs in different parts of your school, you can!

I truly hope you love using this with your class. If you can't tell, I have a bit of an obsession with Easter egg hunts, and I wanted to bring that into my classroom! Enjoy! Props to the teacher who dresses up as the Easter Bunny!!