The Easter egg roll at the White House lawn is an annual event that families have enjoyed for many years. You can bring the same fun to your own home by having an Easter Egg Hunt.

1. The Easter egg roll at the White House lawn is an annual event that families have enjoyed for many years. You can bring the same fun to your own home by having an Easter Egg Hunt. The kids will have fun searching for the eggs and you will have fun watching them do it. Whether you want to add a twist and write out clues or you just want them to celebrate by finding real boiled eggs, Easter is a great way to spend time with your kids. How to Do an Easter Egg Hunt

2. Depending on where you live, you may want to do an egg hunt only inside the house. Consider what the weather will be like and if you are using real eggs or plastic ones. If the forecast calls for rain, avoid using real eggs if you decorated them. The food coloring will wash off and you could have a mess. If it will be a nice day try using both the inside and outside of your house. STEP 1 The Egg Hunt Inside or Outside or Both?

3. If you use real eggs boil them and decorate them with your kids the night before. Wake up early and hide them all over for your kids to find. Using real eggs is nice because you know exactly how many you hide because of the egg carton. Make sure every egg is found and returned to the carton before you let anyone have one. Your kids will really think the Easter Bunny came to visit and scattered the eggs all over. STEP 2 Hard Boiled Eggs

5. If you feel really creative, write clues in each egg. Fill each egg with candy and write a clue for each and every egg. Put all the clues in a basket. Hide the eggs in the spots where you made the clues for. Your kids will pull clues out of the basket. After they collect their egg, they will come back for a new clue. It will be exciting to try and get as many eggs as they can. Whoever has the most eggs in their basket will win a prize. STEP 4 Candy Clues in a Basket