For this game, I put matching Easter erasers into plastic easter eggs. We took turns choosing an egg, opening it, then choosing another to try to find the matching eraser. (Sometimes we each had 2-3 turns to try to find the match)
You can usually find Easter erasers in the dollar store. But you could do something similar, even if you don't have them. You could use matching papers, coins, buttons, stickers.....anything!
I'm visiting your site and love these ideas! We'll share your page with our followers and will def. have fun working on arts n crafts with our little ones. Thanks! Rebecca - Spruce Kids www.sprucekidsblog.com
Hi- My son (age 4) and I played this today with Easter egg stickers inside the eggs. He LOVED it! Not only was it a great memory activity the opening and closing of the eggs was great for fine motor too. Thanks for the fun idea!
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ANOTHER awesome idea! =)
I love it!
Fantastic! (and I'm really jealous of the erasers- love them!!)
I'm visiting your site and love these ideas! We'll share your page with our followers and will def. have fun working on arts n crafts with our little ones. Thanks! Rebecca - Spruce Kids www.sprucekidsblog.com
Hi- My son (age 4) and I played this today with Easter egg stickers inside the eggs. He LOVED it! Not only was it a great memory activity the opening and closing of the eggs was great for fine motor too. Thanks for the fun idea!
Alicia
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