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How to Play: Suspended Eggs
Filed under: Holidays, Kids' Games, Activities: Toddlers & Preschoolers, Activities: Big Kids, Activities: Tweens
Knock down a candy egg, and it's yours! Credit: TheTruthAbout..., Flickr
How to play: Lightly attach ribbon pieces to the eggs, candy eggs and baskets of eggs, and hang them in different lengths from the ceiling. Place a tablecloth or sheet underneath the eggs to make cleanup easier.
The rules: Each child takes turns being blindfolded and is given a cane or stick to strike down the suspended eggs. The player keeps whatever he or she knocks down.
How to win: Whoever knocks down the most eggs and candy is the winner
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