Easter Games

Design your very own Easter Egg! First, choose what color to dye your egg, then use crayons to draw on some decorations. Add cute stamps like bunnies, chicks, carrots, and more. Save your Easter Egg art work to share with your family and friends or print...

Online coloring pages for use in your classroom and home.

Can you find all five hidden eggs?

You and Eggbert play Tic Tac Toe against Dot.

Can you find all of the words hidden in this puzzle?

Complete all levels to become a real Easter Bunny!

Showcase your creativity and unleash your aesthetic sense by designing your own Easter egg with a beautiful assortment of patterns, shapes and colors!

This game is simple to play. You need to collect the Easter Eggs and avoid the bees. Touch 3 bees or miss 10 Easter Eggs and the game will end.

Henry owns an egg factory. He ran out of paint and he can't remember which paints he used to make each color. You can help Henry by telling him which colors he needs to mix to make the paints for his eggs. Learn about basic color theory is this fun...

Drag the blocks onto the hexagon puzzle board. Fill up a row completely to clear the line.

Put the jigsaw puzzle pieces together to form a picture.

Find the correct parts to create the image.

Unscramble the pieces to make a picture.

Help the funny bunnies catch the falling the eggs! You'll need to think fast and use quick reflexes to select the correct combination of bunnies to catch all of the eggs as they rain down from the sky. How many eggs can you catch?

Drag the shapes from the bottom to the picture to make it complete again.

Guess the Easter word by choosing one of the letters. Find the correct letters to complete the word. Find all of the letters before the entire picture is faded.

Unscramble the pieces to make a picture.

Read each clue. Find the letters to spell the answer in the matrix.

In this fun math puzzle and logic game, make sure each row, column, and "region" or block of squares contains each Egg exactly one time.

Drag the blocks from the outside to the inside to construct the image.