Roll An Easter Egg Dice Game (Egg-cellent Free Printable Fun!)

This Roll an Easter Egg dice game is a fun, low-prep way to add excitement to Easter celebrations, spring activities, or classroom learning.

It’s a simple but memorable game kids (and adults!) can enjoy at home, in the classroom, or at an Easter party.

Players take turns rolling one die and filling in their Easter egg using colorful candies, tokens, or markers. The first player to complete their egg wins!

This free printable game is festive, fast-paced, and fun for kids and families. You can grab it near the bottom of the post. Click the blue “download” button.

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Why You’ll Love This Roll an Easter Egg Game

This game is quick to set up and easy to play, making it perfect for busy parents, teachers, and party hosts.

It’s great for:

• Easter weekend activities
• Classroom centers
• Spring parties
• Family game nights
• Rainy spring days

Kids stay engaged while practicing color recognition, counting, fine motor skills, and turn-taking. All while having fun!

And let’s be honest… any game that might involve sneaking a piece of candy is always a hit.

Supplies You Need

To get started, gather the following:

What if you don’t want to use candy to play?

This game can be played many different ways! You can substitute:

• pom-poms
• dot stickers or any colored stickers you have on hand
• dot markers
• Mini buttons or beads
• Scraps of colored paper
• Play-Doh rolled into tiny balls
• or simply color in the dots with crayons, colored pencils, or markers!

If you’re not using candy, the finished eggs make adorable spring or Easter decorations for the fridge, wall, or classroom bulletin board.

How to Play Roll an Easter Egg

Here are the basics for how to play the game, then keep reading to the bottom for fun variations!

1. Give each player a Roll an Easter Egg game sheet and the items you’ll be using to fill in the egg.

2. Players take turns rolling one die.

3. Each number corresponds to a color on the Easter egg:

• 1 = Red
• 2 = Orange
• 3 = Yellow
• 4 = Green
• 5 = Blue
• 6 = Purple

Tip for candy play: If your candy mix doesn’t include every color, treat one color as a wild and let players choose any color they still need.

4. After rolling, players fill in one section of their Easter egg with the matching color.

5. The first player to color their entire Easter egg wins!

That’s it! Simple, quick, and full of giggles. Especially if someone keeps rolling the same number over and over!

How long does this game take? Each game takes about 10 minutes. Just long enough to keep kids entertained without losing their attention.

In our house, we love these roll-a-dice games. The real challenge is keeping the candy on the table! My kids (and husband) keep “accidentally” taste-testing their colors between turns!

We played a few rounds with candy (the speed round version described below is our favorite!). Then we played in reverse and ate our candy! Finally, we colored in our eggs with markers and hung them on the fridge.

Classroom Pro Tip: Turn this into a learning center by printing several copies and using Play-Doh balls or counters. Students roll, match colors, and build fine motor skills while playing.

Grab the Free Roll an Easter Egg Dice Game Printable

Ready to roll? Download your free printable Roll an Easter Egg game sheet below and enjoy this easy Easter favorite.

Pro Tip: Print on white cardstock for added durability, or slide it into a plastic sleeve so you can reuse it year after year.

Super Fun Game Variations to Try

The basic game can be spiced up with these fun twists. Try one of these:

• Speed Round: Everyone rolls at the same time to see who finishes first.

• Play in Reverse: Each player covers their entire Easter egg with candy. After each roll, they remove a piece of candy that corresponds with that roll. The first one to empty their Easter Egg, wins!

• Use it as a Number-matching Game: Fill in the circles with numbers and have the participants count the dots on the die and mark down the corresponding number as they roll.

• Group Game: Play in teams and race to see which group can color their rainbow first.

Don’t miss these hilarious Easter Minute To Win It Games too! From plastic egg challenges to hilarious Peep activities, kids and adults have a blast celebrating all things Easter!

More Easter Fun

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