Egg Hunt Fun
Egg hunts are not just about finding treats they can also be a great way to support communication, social, and motor skills in a fun and engaging way!
Here are some ways to adapt an egg hunt:
Communication: Support joint attention by pointing to an egg and encouraging them to follow the point.
Encouraging Questions: Explore curiosity and language development by opening an egg and asking “What’s inside?”.
Expanding Vocabulary: Support spatial awareness and language by talking about where the eggs are hidden such as under the chair, beside the tree or on the steps.
Fine Motor Skills: Increase strength and creativity by decorating an egg basket using markers or stickers.
Supporting Imitation: Explore social learning by exploring ways to move between eggs. This can look like bunny hopping, dinosaur stomping or tiptoeing.
Exploring Emotions: Dive into emotional expression by drawing faces on eggs and talking about different feelings.
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