151 Easter Charades Ideas for Kids, Families & Spring Parties

Quick Easter Charades Ideas

Start with recognizable spring objects and traditions before trying movies, songs, and harder characters.

Tip: For classroom use, choose the spring and family prompts that fit your community and age group.

How to Play Easter Charades

1. Choose an Easter category or mix all five lists.
2. Show one prompt privately to the actor.
3. Set a 60-second timer and act without speaking.
4. Award a point for a correct guess, then rotate actors.
5. Finish with a fast spring-themed lightning round.

Need the standard gestures and team rules? Read our complete guide to how to play charades.

151 Easter Charades Words and Ideas

Traditions, characters, objects, and decorations work best for children. Movies and songs provide a more difficult round for adults and older players.

30 Easter and Spring Movie Charades Ideas

1. Hop
2. Rise of the Guardians
3. Peter Rabbit
4. Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway
5. It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown
6. The Easter Bunny Is Comin’ to Town
7. Here Comes Peter Cottontail
8. The Miracle of Easter
9. Easter Magic
10. Bunny Tales
11. Eggcellent Adventure
12. Springtime Surprises
13. Basket of Dreams
14. A Bunny’s Tale
15. The Great Egg Hunt
16. Chocolate Dreams
17. The Easter Miracle
18. Sunny Spring
19. Bunny Hop
20. Eggstravaganza
21. Easter Joy
22. The Last Bunny
23. Hoppity Hop
24. Spring Fling
25. Garden of Eggs
26. Bunny Trails
27. Easter Eggstravaganza
28. Egg Hunt Mania
29. The Bunny Returns
30. Springtime Magic

30 Easter and Spring Song Charades Ideas

1. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
2. He Lives
3. Low in the Grave He Lay
4. Up from the Grave He Arose
5. Because He Lives
6. Easter Parade
7. The Old Rugged Cross
8. Amazing Grace
9. Crown Him with Many Crowns
10. In the Garden
11. How Great Thou Art
12. I Can Only Imagine
13. Glorious Day
14. Forever
15. Mighty to Save
16. Resurrection Power
17. Were You There?
18. O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
19. Hallelujah Chorus
20. He Is Risen
21. Easter Joy
22. Hosanna
23. I Rise
24. He Is Risen (Again)
25. This is the Day
26. Glory to God
27. The Resurrection
28. The King Is Risen
29. Easter Morning
30. Celebrate the Day

30 Easter Traditions and Activities

1. Easter Egg Hunt
2. Egg Decorating
3. Attending Easter Church Service
4. Easter Basket Filling
5. Dyeing Eggs
6. Easter Brunch
7. Egg Rolling
8. Bunny Hop Dance
9. Easter Parade
10. Egg Toss
11. Easter Bonnet Making
12. Painting Easter Eggs
13. Easter Crafts
14. Family Picnic
15. Chocolate Egg Giveaway
16. Storytelling about Easter
17. Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt
18. Attending a Sunrise Service
19. Enjoying a Lamb Roast
20. Visiting the Easter Bunny Exhibit
21. Spring Gardening
22. Exploring an Easter Market
23. Egg Balancing
24. Easter Cooking Class
25. Making Hot Cross Buns
26. Easter Sunday Brunch
27. Telling Easter Stories
28. Easter Candy Hunt
29. Baking Easter Cookies
30. Hosting an Egg Decorating Contest

31 Easter and Spring Characters

1. Easter Bunny
2. Peter Cottontail
3. Little Chick
4. Fluffy Lamb
5. Hopping Rabbit
6. Chocolate Bunny
7. Egg Painter
8. Happy Hen
9. Spring Fairy
10. Egg Hunter
11. Basket Carrier
12. Pastel Princess
13. Easter Angel
14. Sunrise Singer
15. Church Choir Member
16. Flower Girl
17. Easter Clown
18. Jelly Bean Juggler
19. Bunny with Ears
20. Spring Sprite
21. Bunny Costume Kid
22. Tulip Toter
23. Egg Decorator Extraordinaire
24. Hopping Hound
25. Easter Dancer
26. Colorful Cross Painter
27. Peep
28. Easter Mascot
29. Festive Fawn
30. Springtime Sprout
31. Cheerful Chick

30 Easter Objects and Decorations

1. Easter Egg
2. Easter Basket
3. Bunny Ears Headband
4. Pastel Ribbon
5. Chocolate Egg
6. Jelly Beans
7. Easter Bonnet
8. Spring Bouquet
9. Decorative Cross
10. Easter Lily
11. Painted Egg
12. Egg Cup
13. Bunny Tail Ornament
14. Spring Wreath
15. Festive Garland
16. Easter Card
17. Egg Dye Kit
18. Stuffed Bunny
19. Egg Spoon (for egg toss)
20. Easter Banner
21. Pastel Balloon
22. Bunny Statue
23. Tulip
24. Daisy
25. Carrot Decoration
26. Easter Tablecloth
27. Spring Lamp
28. Egg Hunt Map
29. Bunny Pillow
30. Decorative Chick

Easter Charades Tips for Families and Classrooms

• Begin with familiar objects: baskets, eggs, rabbits, and flowers are easy to act out.
• Use short rounds: 45 to 60 seconds works well for children.
• Mix ages across teams: older players can help with movie and song clues.
• Allow a spring-only option: useful for classrooms or mixed celebrations.
• Add an egg-hunt bonus: hide the next prompt inside a plastic egg.