How old is too old for an Easter egg hunt?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We switched from Easter eggs to an Easter basket full of goodies (one each kid) at about 14. We had a great time hiding those baskets, too, in some really hard to find places and did the "You're getting warmer" and "Oh, no, you're getting colder" game if it got too hard for them. They absolutely loved it! The best places were: One sealed in a plastic bag and weighted down in the pond; one about 40 feet off the ground on top of a large oak branch, easily visible but no one saw it; and the best one was hidden "in plain sight" nestled in the top of a huge area of blackberry bushes for our oldest, who is much shorter than the rest of the kids. Everyone could see it but her!

Hey, creative!
I just may have to steal this idea

This! PP sounds like fun!

[Anonymous]

Last year (kids were 14 and 17), we did an egg hunt and I had drawn a map of where in the house their easter baskets were, cut the map up, and put a piece in each egg. So they had to find all the eggs, build the map, and find their baskets. It was very fun, but now I need to top that this year.