These free printable Indoor Easter Egg Hunt Clues make it easy to set up a fun scavenger hunt for eggs on Easter morning.
Kids will have fun solving the riddles to locate each Easter egg to fill up their baskets.
Why You’ll Love These Indoor Easter Egg Hunt Clues
Sure, you can just randomly hide several eggs around the house and let your child search for them.
Some problems I’ve run into with that approach though are:
- Kids often end up looking anxiously in all sorts of places, often leaving a mess in their wake
- Every once in awhile an egg isn’t found until weeks later because you forget everywhere you hid them
- The hunt is either over too quickly or takes way too long, depending on how well you hid the eggs
An Easter egg scavenger hunt solves all of these problems. The clues will direct kids to very specific locations.
So, you’ll know exactly where to hide them. And your child will know exactly where to look once they crack a clue.
The clues are intentionally written to be fairly easy to solve so that kids won’t get frustrated or confused. They also lead kids to areas that are common in all households.
Finally, since Spring weather can be unpredictable, all of these Easter egg hunt clues keep the fun indoors. That way, if cold or rainy weather prevents an outdoor hunt, you won’t have to change plans.
How to Use These Egg Hunt Clues
Starting the Hunt
The card announcing the hunt isn’t a riddle. It simply tips your child off that the egg hunt will be searching for clues to find the eggs.
Because of this, I recommend placing the first card in a place where your child won’t miss it. Perhaps this will be taped to their bedroom door, on the bathroom mirror, or maybe the refrigerator door.
Then, place some Easter bunny paw prints on the floor to lead them to their first clue. You can make your own paw prints with flour or powder. Or, skip the mess and just use these.
Easter Basket
Depending on your Easter traditions, you may plan to start or end your egg hunt with an Easter basket.
If you start with the basket, it provides the child with an easy way to carry the eggs as the hunt progresses. If you go this route, you can place the first card or the first clue in the basket.
The final clue directs your child to mom or dad to collect a treasure. So, if you start with the basket, plan to have a fun toy, treat, or special announcement (e.g. “we’re going on a picnic” or “we’re going to play a family board game”).
If you end with the basket, the basket of goodies will be the treasure at the end of the Easter treasure hunt.
Find tons of basket filler ideas here.
Egg Hunt Clues
As for the remaining clues, you can either hide these inside eggs at each location. It’s up to you whether or not to include other treats inside the eggs with the clues.
Or, you can tape them to a wall, window, door, or other hard surface at each location, with an egg placed conspicuously nearby.
If you want to make the egg hunt extra special, place the clues inside mini envelopes like these and stamp them with an Easter Bunny footprint on the outside.
Equipment Needed
The point of these printable egg hunt clues is to make Easter morning easier for you. You don’t need a lot of special equipment or supplies to use them.
You will however, need a means to print the clues. So, make sure you have:
And because these are for an egg hunt, you’ll also need some plastic eggs.
Helpful Tools
These supplies aren’t necessary, but will add some extra fun to your Easter treasure hunt.
How to Get the Indoor Easter Egg Hunt Clues
The Indoor Easter Egg Hunt Clues come in a PDF file that you can download and print over and over.
Fill in the form below to get access to your copy of the Indoor Easter Egg Hunt Clues or CLICK HERE.
Not only will you get access to the printable, you’ll also get access to the entire library of printables I’ve created.
FAQs
Fill in the form above. After you submit the form, you’ll receive an email from “Wondermom Wannabe” with a direct link to the printable. If you do not see the email in your inbox within a few minutes, check your spam folder.
The most likely place will be in your computer’s Downloads folder. You can also select “Downloads” in your browser menu to see a list of your downloads, then simply select “Show in folder” below the file name to see where it is stored on your computer.
You’ll need a program that supports PDFS, like Adobe Acrobat (which is free). Open the program, click File > Print. Select your printer and set the number of copies you want to print. Double check your print preview, then click print.
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Ivory says
Awww these printables are sooooo pretty. Thanks you so much for sharing
Brenda Melendez says
Thanks, I’m glad you like them. Thanks for commenting.
Jamie Cooper says
This looks great! Unfortunately I do not see any form for inputting my email. Do you have a suggestion?
Brenda Melendez says
Sometimes you can’t see the form if you have an ad blocker. So, I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.
Maureen DiDomenico says
I can’t find the form to fill out. It says see form below then there is an ad. Then it says see the form above but no form.
Please help!
Brenda Melendez says
I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.
Carolyn Fickett says
Can’t wait to pass these on to my Coordinators in the After School Programs.
Brenda Melendez says
I’m glad you know someone else who can use these clues. Thanks for commenting.
Petrina says
I can’t find the section that allows me to get the free Easter scavenger hunt printable. Please let me know where I can locate it.
Brenda Melendez says
Sometimes you can’t see the form if you have an ad blocker. So, I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.
Melissa says
Love your stuff..you are very creative! 🙂
Brenda Melendez says
I’m glad you like it! Thank you for the nice compliment.
Erin says
I’m excited to use this with my twins on Easter!
Brenda Melendez says
I hope you have a lot of fun watching them search for the clues!
Peggy Sorrell says
I cannot find the “form” referred to in order to download the PDF of Easter Egg Hunt Clues.
Brenda Melendez says
Sometimes you can’t see the form if you have an ad blocker. So, I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.
Michelle says
Do we request the Easter egg hunt clues here? I didn’t see another form to fill out.
Brenda Melendez says
Sometimes you can’t see the form if you have an ad blocker. So, I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.
Cherylann says
I would like to receive the easter egg hunt clues to my email.
Brenda Melendez says
Sometimes you can’t see the form if you have an ad blocker. So, I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.
Dawn M McEvoy says
THANK YOU FOR THESE AWESOME PRINTABLES
Brenda Melendez says
You’re welcome! I’m glad you like them. Thanks for commenting.
Cali Kellywood says
where’s the form?
Brenda Melendez says
Sometimes you can’t see the form if you have an ad blocker. So, I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.
Sheila Pepe says
I would like free printable thanks
Brenda Melendez says
Sometimes you can’t see the form if you have an ad blocker. So, I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.
Lisa Zolper says
Thanks for sharing, what an awesome idea!
Brenda Melendez says
You’re welcome, I’m glad you like it. Thanks for commenting.
Carole says
Please forward to me the free printable Easter egg hunt clues. Thank you.
Brenda Melendez says
Sometimes you can’t see the form if you have an ad blocker. So, I added a “click here” in the post, and you can click on that hyperlink and be directed to the form to input your email.