Who doesn’t love a fun Easter Printout? Here’s a fun Idea for Kid’s Easter enjoyment! If you know me, I like anything sneaky and fun. Here’s our new Easter tradition! Kind of like “You’ve Been Boo’d” only Easter Style! If you’ve ever wanted to egg someone’s house, now is your chance. Release the rebel inside! But remember, this is the nice version! 🙂 Ditch this off at a neighbor’s house with a dozen plastic eggs, run and hide!
“We’ve Been Egged” Easter printout also comes with a cute little poem:
Your house has been egged, but don’t be alarmed..
We’ve egged you with love, and nothing was harmed.
Now go find your eggs, there are 12 that we brought
We hope that we’ve made them easy to spot!
Enjoy your treat! And here’s something more:
Tape this cute little egg to your window or door.
“Egging” is our special way to say “Happy Spring,”
There’s only one catch….You must do the same thing!
So think of a neighbor, teacher or cousin…
And egg them as well, with your own special dozen!
Be tricky and sneaky and make sure you have fun,
You’ve finished your deed when 2 houses have been done!
Remember that Easter is in March this year, so it’s not too early to start egging your neighbors! Besides, after the winter we have had this year, I think we are all in for some springtime fun! You don’t have to do plastic Easter eggs either, just do what’s fun for you!
INSTRUCTIONS for the “You’ve Been Egged” Easter Printout (If they aren’t already obvious):
1. Print off two copies
2. Pick 2 neighbors/friends/family members/co-workers
3. Surprise them in your own unique way with a dozen eggs
Click Here to print the “We’ve Been Egged” Easter Printout
And right click and save the one below to attach to your Eggs:
What is Your Favorite Easter Tradition?
*Update: I ran across this adorable blog that had the idea of putting money in the eggs and “egging” neighbors or friends that are going through financial hardship! Love that idea!
Check it out here: Year Round Giving
photo credits:
Umsuunimelb via photopin
Latest posts by Tina M (see all)
- How to Fly to Hawaii For Free - January 1, 2019
- The Best Getaways For Couples (Anniversary, Babymoon and Honeymoon) - December 6, 2018
- Grandchild Survival Kit (Great Christmas Gift Idea) - December 5, 2018
- The BEST Black Friday Deal for Disneyland and Southern California Vacations (EXTENDED!) - November 20, 2018
Bonny @ TheDomesticatedPrincess.com says
My family has boo’d and has jingled our neighbors, and just this morning, my middle son was thrilled when he came up with the idea to egg them too! Your printables just saved me a lot of time. I also like that you decided to hide the eggs instead of giving them in a basket. Cute! Thanks! BTW, if you want to see my posts about booing and jingling, I hope you’ll stop by my blog.
Bonny @ TheDomesticatedPrincess.com says
Okay, I promise I’m not blog stalkin’ you, but I’d like to link up to this post from my blog because I posted today about making Christian Easter eggs and think your egging idea would be a fun way to share them with others. Here’s my post: http://thedomesticatedprincess.blogspot.com/2013/03/christian-easter-eggs.html.
Tina M says
Haha, Bonnie… You can blog stalk me anytime you wish 😉 thanks for the link back. Your egg idea is adorable
Regula Bartholdi says
I like this idea a lot!
Claudia says
Now that’s adorable! And much nicer than the older tradition of ‘egging!’
Thanks so much for joining in this week!
xo
Claudia
momstheword says
Oh I love this! What an awesome idea! My children would have LOVED this when they were little, both in doing it and having it done to them. Thank you so much for linking up to “Making Your Home Sing Monday” today!
Stephanie Jackson (@yearroundgiving) says
This is great. Our posts are made for each other. Love the poem
Brooke says
What a cute idea! We so this at Halloween with a phantom ghost visiting neighbors, and I love another reason to do it. Thanks so much for the great idea! Have a wonderful day!
mel says
I LOVE this. Absolutely love it. Hooray for celebrating the holidays and making them FUN!
Tina M says
Haha, Mel… by your comment it sounds like you might have read the “hating on the holidays” post that was viral on Facebook yesterday. I was one of the few that seemed to disagree. I say the more fun we can make out of the holidays, the better…and the greater childhood experiences our kids will have 🙂 Thanks for stopping by, we loved “egging” our neighbors this year 🙂