Celebrating springtime with an egg hunt means traditional family fun for everyone. 
Now you can make finding eggs More Than Just an Egg Hunt. 
 
Fill eggs using all the letter squares provided, placing from one to five individual squares in each egg before hiding them. When all the hidden eggs have been found or when the time allotted for the hunt is up, gather everyone together to enjoy a fun-filled, competitive game. 
 
Have participants empty their eggs and reveal in front of them all the letter squares each has collected. Decide if players want to play individually or pool letters to play in teams.
 
The object of the game is to place letter squares side by side to build words that can be used to win a word-challenge round. Select and announce the challenge round to be played.
 
Round A: Who can make the longest word?
Round B: Who can make the most words?
Round C: Who can make the longest sentence?
 
Parents have the option of encouraging play by rewarding all participants with prizes.
 
Players: 1 - 3
 
For larger groups, purchase additional packages.                 
The more eggs, the more letters, the more words, the more fun.