12 Ways to Play With Plastic Easter Eggs

Despite the fact that we already own a ton, we always get new plastic Easter eggs every year? Do you do this too?

We’ve accumulated quite a few over the years and it’s time to start using some of them. Luckily, there are a ton of fun ways to play with plastic Easter eggs. I’ve gathered up 12 of my favorite ideas to share with you. Which one do you want to try?

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Ways to play with plastic Easter eggs

Get out the glue gun and make plastic egg sculptures with Fun-A-Day. (pictured)

Make plastic egg people. We’ll show you how. (pictured)

Paint with them along with Buggy & Buddy! (pictured)

Use them to create a fine motor color sort game for toddlers with Minne Mama.

Fill them with puzzle pieces and let your kids go on a puzzle Easter egg hunt with Make the Best of Everything. (pictured)

Make fancy shaker eggs with Mama Smiles. (pictured)

Add paint inside for a fun (and messy) “crack open the egg and paint” project at Teach Preschool.

Make a DIY toy by turning them into magnetic eggs with Frugal Fun 4 Boys.

Use the eggs for a creative way to tell the Easter story with Teach Beside Me.

Make a Easter egg sound matching game with A Mom With a Lesson Plan.

Make funny dancing eggs with Frog in a Pocket!

Use them to make a pattern matching game for toddlers from Childhood 101. (pictured)

You may also like one of these fun Easter activities:

Egg Carton Easter Basket

Painted Easter Egg Suncatcher

Easter Word Scramble Printable

Pretty Easter Garland Crafts for Kids