Have the children go around and have their classmates sign their name to the spaces on the card. When all are done, have them sit down at their tables. They must then find their partner by making the sound that the animal makes and listening to the other children for an animal making the same sound as they are. Cut eggs in half either in different angles, or with decorative large cutting scissors. If the answers are correct, the two children who are matched up then sit down.
Game is over when all children have matched up the riddle to the answer.
The children will hop on one foot. Repeat for additional activities such as take one baby step forward, step backwards, turn around, sit down. Blindfold the player, spin 'em around and let them try to stick the egg on the basket. Give a prize for the player that gets the closest. Large cardboard with Easter basket drawn on one side Good size hole cut-out in center of basket, or a few small holes for older kids.