Are you looking for a simple game for toddlers that will keep them entertained and help foster their learning skills? Our DIY egg matching game might be just the thing!
Plastic Egg 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 already 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 to make it happen today.
So on that note, 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!
PAIR YOUR SET WITH —> Color Match Game
Learning has never been so easy and enjoyable – your little ones won’t even realize they are developing essential skills while playing!
Craft Supplies:
- Recycled CLEAN Plastic Eggs
- Craft Pom Poms
- White Craft Felt
- Fabric Craft Scissors
- Hot Glue Gun
- 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
- Pom Pom Matching Game
- Ice Cream Match Game
- Snowman Busy Bag Tin
- Carrot Garden Sensory Bin
- Pick Up The Popcorn
- Dinosaur Sensory Bin Idea
- Dinosaur Spike Counting Game
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