Egg Hunt

Easter · treasure hunt · spring tradition · fun

Hidden colorful eggs. Kids search for decorated eggs hidden in grass, bushes, and around gardens. The eggs can be real hard-boiled ones painted with pretty colors, plastic eggs filled with candy, or chocolate eggs wrapped in shiny foil.

An Easter tradition. Egg hunts happen around Easter, a spring holiday celebrated by many families. It's a fun way to celebrate the season and get kids excited about searching for surprises.

Treats inside. The eggs are often filled with chocolate, candies, or small toys that children can enjoy after they find them. Finding an egg means you get to keep the tasty surprise inside.

After Lent ends. Some families do egg hunts to mark the end of Lent, which is a forty-day period when some people give up certain foods. The treats in the eggs become a special reward after waiting.

Search everywhere. Eggs can be hidden in yards, parks, churches, and community spaces. The fun part is looking carefully in all sorts of places to find as many eggs as you can.