Upcycled Leftover Plastics Easter Eggs Into A Fun Matching Game!
It’s been awhile since I have shared a “Busy Bag Idea” on the Glued To My Crafts blog.
Actually – it’s been WAY TOO LONG! So today I’m making it MY MISSION to share a new learning game activity tutorial that is perfect before AND after Easter!
On that note, currently {as I write this Easter egg matching game post} Easter is probably far from our minds. BUT that means we still don’t have some plastic eggs laying around. Am I right?! Now with all that being said, before you throw them away, why not make a quick learning game out of them for your toddler or preschooler?
With this easy “Egg Matching Game” you can entertain your child for a bit AND teach them some color matching & fine motor skills. All for around $1.00 total {that’s if you have the plastic eggs on hand!}
Besides the upcycled plastic eggs, all you need is a sheet of white craft felt, scissors, a few large colored pom poms and a hot glue gun. Very basic materials!
So if this something that interests you, keep scrolling to check out the quick how-to and recreate it for your toddler today! I just know you both are going to love it!
Happy crafting, my friends! If you don’t mind, I would LOVE to see pictures of your finished matching game from plastic eggs and felt, on our Facebook page! I can’t wait to see your Easter egg busy bag in action! #gluedtomycrafts
PAIR YOUR MATCHING GAME WITH —> Color Match Game {Busy Bag Idea}
Craft Supplies:
- Recycled CLEAN Plastic Eggs {as many as you like – in any color!}
- Various Colors of Craft Pom Poms {one per plastic egg}
- White Craft Felt {one sheet gives you about four eggs}
- Fabric Craft Scissors
- Hot Glue Gun {or fabric glue}
- Glue Gun Sticks
Directions:
- You will want your colored plastic egg to match your pom pom. So be sure to get those situated first.
- Once you have all your matching pieces, cut out the white part of the “egg” out of felt.
- Next, hot glue each pom pom where the yolk would be in the raw egg.
- Then place the matching pieces together and show your child how the match the eggs game works.
- Store away your plastic Easter egg matching game in a large plastic Ziplock bag.
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If you enjoyed this egg matching busy bag idea, you may also enjoy these past toddler friendly tutorials from Glued To My Crafts:
- Felt Sandwich Kit
- Plant & Grow Play Set
- Snowman Busy Bag Tin
- Bunny Tail Match Game
- Carrot Garden Sensory Play Kit
- Pick Up The Popcorn
- Dinosaur Sensory Bin Idea
- DIY Dinosaur Spike Counting Game
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