You've Been Egged Kindness Printables and Easter Activities

Why not spread a little extra kindness and cheer to your friends and neighbors this Easter season? Get ready to have some fun “egging” houses for fun with these You’ve been egged kindness printables. They will start your friends on a fun Easter egg hunt filled with surprises and smiles.

Spread a little extra kindness and cheer to your friends and neighbors this Easter with this great Random Acts of Kindness Activity. Hide Filled Easter Eggs around your neighborhood and use this You've Been Egged Kindness Printable for a fun Easter Surprise.

You’ve Been Egged Kindness Printable

Join in the fun or watch from a distance while your loved ones enjoy this Easter kindness activity. Want to grab this free “You’ve been egged!” kindness printable and instructions for setting up this fun act of kindness with your family this year?

Keep reading to discover how you can set up a super fun surprise egg hunt for your friends and family this Easter.

What does “You’ve been egged!” mean?

Don’t worry, this new expression has nothing to do with throwing raw eggs at your neighbors’ houses. “Egging” is a fun new way to spread kindness and cheer in our neighborhood during the Easter season. Egging your neighbor’s kindness style means hiding plastic Easter eggs all over their front yard.

Instead of encouraging vandalism and trickery, this fun Easter egg hunt activity will help your kids to think of others and learn to act with kindness. Plus, the anonymity of this fun Easter egg activity will help kids learn that it’s better to give than receive.

Find a fun place to hide and watch your neighbors hunt for eggs, so your kids can see all the smiles and giggles they helped create for even more fun this Easter.

Also, this adorable “You’ve been egged!” kindness printable includes instructions for your neighbors to pay it forward and egg a few more houses in the neighborhood. Who knows, your house might even be next!

Easter Kindness Idea

“You’ve Been Egged!” Instructions

Fill the eggs with treats for your neighbors to find and enjoy this Spring. Hide the eggs all over the front yard. Then, ring the doorbell and leave this cute “You’ve been egged!” kindness printable for your friends to find.

Be sure to hurry and hide or run away! You want this Easter activity to be a fun surprise.

Stay anonymous or include your name and house number for neighbors to say hello later. We like to use 12 eggs per house, but you can use more if you want to keep going. There can never be too many treat filled surprise eggs for this fun Easter kindness activity!

When you’re ready to spread some Easter kindness to your firends and neighbors, download and print this cute “You’ve been egged!” kindness printable. Then, grab a dozen plastic eggs and some surprise treats. Stuff your eggs and get going!

Don’t forget to come back and share all your kindness egging memories and tips afterward. I can’t wait to read your Easter kindness stories!

Easter Egg Ideas Surprise Treats

Wondering what to include in your 12 plastic eggs? There aren’t many rules! Just make sure your treats fit inside the eggs and try not to choose items like chocolate that may melt in the warm Spring weather.

Here are some of our favorite things to fill “You’ve been egged!” Easter surprises:

Fruit snacks or gummies
Jelly beans
Easter stickers
Temporary tattoos
Easter Egg Stampers
Easter-themed erasers

You might want to avoid chocolate treats, candy, or marshmallows. You should probably try to avoid items with peanuts that might cause an allergic reaction unless you know the family well and feel safe leaving those kinds of items in the eggs. However, another fun and free idea is these Easter coloring bookmarks.

Easter Kindness Ideas and Activities

Do your kids love Easter as much as my kids do? They get so excited about Easter baskets and egg hunts! Encouraging our kids to participate in kindness activities like this “You’ve been egged!” kindness activity, helps us to teach our kids to always choose kindness. Plus, it’s a great way to get your family focused on what you can do for others.

Looking for more Easter kindness activities to do with your family this Spring?

Here are some of our favorites:

Kindness Countdown Chain

Beginning an Easter countdown chain is an easy way to help kids endure the wait. We like to begin our countdown chain at the start of Lent, but you could wait until after St. Patrick’s Day to start your Easter kindness countdown.

First, create a simple paper chain with construction paper links. Kids can help to get in on the fun and practice their scissor skills too. Then, have each child write a different way to show kindness on the strips of paper.

Here are some ideas to get you started:

Smile at someone
Wave hello
Hold the door open
Give a hug
Drop off toys or blankets to your local animal shelter

There are so many fun ways we can show kindness to others every day! Encourage your children to look for ways to spread kindness this Easter season by trying a new kindness activity each day as they remove a link.

If you celebrate Lent, it’s a great way to encourage alms giving with your children. Before long, all the links will be gone and Easter will arrive!

Plus, your family will have learned a lot about how to spread kindness to others all season long.

Easter Kindness Tree

This is definitely one of my favorite Easter kindness activities for the whole family! Plus, it creates a beautiful Easter decoration for your home that’s interactive and fun for kids too.

To create your own Easter kindness tree, you’ll need a few simple supplies:

1 Vase
5-6 Tree Branches (cut to size)
White Spray Paint (optional)
Twine or ribbon
Easter Candy
Markers
Printable Eggs (included in this link)

Get your own printable Easter kindness tree eggs and step-by-step instructions for building and using an Easter kindness tree with your family here.

How will you teach your kids to spread kindness and cheer this Easter season?

Share your own Easter kindness activity ideas for kids and families in the comments section and don’t forget to go “egg” a friend or neighbor’s house for some extra fun this Easter too!

I can’t wait to read about your ideas and adventures spreading kindness and cheer this Spring!