Easter charades is a fun and exciting games that can be enjoyed by kids of all ages during your Easter celebrations. From toddlers to grandmas, it is the perfect game to bond, laugh and spend time with one another. Just simply grab our Easter charades cards and get acting in no time!
Charades is the best game for family gatherings because there’s no limit to the number of players making it perfect for your Easter gatherings! After your yummy Easter meal, get the family together for a rousing game of acting and guessing. Everyone will enjoy being together, laughing and spending time together.
Make charades a holiday tradition! Be sure to grab our 4th of July Charades, Halloween Charades, and Thanksgiving Charades for even more fun! No one outgrows this game, and even the youngest players can participate which makes it a huge win for family gatherings.
Why I Love Charades
I love playing charades with my family because it’s a game that takes almost no prep work or set up and everyone can play and participate! I love that I just need a stack of Easter charades ideas, and a large group can be entertained for a good long while. I love the way charades encourages family togetherness and fun!
What You Need To Play Charades
All you really need for Easter Charades are the cards (I like to print on cardstock and laminate them), a timer, and a way to keep score.
A large whiteboard or chalkboard works well, or you can hang up a piece of butcher paper. I like to use an egg timer or a timer on someone’s phone so everyone can hear when the time is up.
How To Play Easter Charades
- Split your group into at least two teams. You can come up with silly Easter names for each group, like the Bunnies and the Flowers if you choose!
- The team that goes first sends one player to the front. They will choose the top card and act out the clue for their team.
- Sounds, mouthing words, and talking are not allowed. This is not pictionary, so no drawing either! The timer starts as soon as the player has looked at the clue card.
- Set the timer for 1 minute. If the team guesses the clue before the timer goes off, they get a point. If they do not guess, the other team will get one chance to guess and steal the point. If they are also wrong, no one gets a point.
- The game is over when you run out of cards or reach a predetermined amount of points.
Tips And Tricks For Playing Charades
- To make this game egg-stra fun for Easter, hide each of the clues inside a plastic egg!
- Pair younger children with an older partner to help them read the clues and act them out.
- Charades can get really loud, so make sure your timer is loud enough to be heard over the group.
Easter Charades Ideas
Be sure to grab our Easter Charades ideas here to start playing in no time!
- Pancakes
- Lent
- Eating candy
- Good Friday
- Easter
- Basket
- Egg hunt
- Bow tie
- Rabbit
- Chick
- Chocolate egg
- Rainbow
- Butterfly
- Lamb
- Sunshine
- Duckling
- Painting eggs
- Smelling flowers
- Cracking eggs
- Marshmallow bunny
- Hopping rabbit
- Easter basket
- Chocolate bunny
- Family dinner
- Watering the garden
- Bouquet of flowers
- Easter Parade
- Tulips
- Bonnet
- Easter dress
- Blessing
- Celebration
- Daisies
- Bible
- Easter lily
- Ash Wednesday
- Palm Sunday
- Sunday
- Daffodils
- Egg decorating
- Carrots
- Hot cross buns
- Pastel
- Holiday
- Carrot cake
- April
- Palm leaves
- Cookie jar
- Umbrella
- Rain boots
- Cottontail
Love Charades? Try these charades games!
- Verb Charades
- Winter Charades
- 4th of July Charades
- Dinosaur Charades
- Space Charades
- Reverse Charades
- Occupation Charades
- Nature Charades
- Charades for Kids
- Zoo Charades for Kids and Adults
- Halloween Charades
- Fall Charades
- Summer Charades
- Baby Shower Charades
- Thanksgiving Charades
- New Year’s Eve Charades
- St. Patrick’s Day Charades
- Springtime Charades Ideas
- Birthday Charades
- Princess Charades
- Bible Charades
- Mother’s Day Charades
- Easter Charades
- Animal Charades
- Food Charades
- Festive Kid’s Christmas Charades
- Picture Charades
- Camp Charades
- Springtime Charades
How Do I Print A PDF?
You’ll need a program that supports PDFs. Adobe Acrobat is a great option. Open the program, click file, then print. Select your printer and the number of copies you want to print. Be sure you click double-sided if you want it to print on both sides.
Can I Resell These?
You may not resell any printable that you find on our website or in our resource library. You may use them for class parties, at church, at home, or in the classroom. You may get these printed at an office supply store or copy center at your own expense.