Have fun this Easter with our easy to do printable Easter card sets. This egg hunt is a brilliant idea for your children to participate in and have fun this Easter. See below some Easter Egg Hunt Clue Cards that have been designed to print out using your lovely printer. It doesn’t matter whether you got an Epson, Canon, Brother, Dell, HP or Lexmark Printer.

Remember you don’t have to use the original ink cartridges from your inkjet printer to print these. As the cards will be disposable and one time use, to save money and for those in a tight-budget you can use our budget compatibles or premium compatible ink cartridges to print your Easter card sets. Furthermore, even better, if you didn’t know, you can send your empty ink cartridges to us using our Freepost and we will fill them up for you (this is the cheapest option to get printing those cards).

Once you have printed the 3 cards out, simply write a clue of the places where you have hid the eggs. Make sure to scatter the eggs everywhere around your home.

When the egg hunt is over, give out prizes for the achievements; you can give out prizes for the following:

1. Getting a specific colour e.g. the prizes varies depending on who got the most (blue) cyan, (red) magenta or yellow eggs.
2. Getting a specific size. Smaller eggs are harder to find so the prizes will be better for them.
3. Who collected the most eggs? Quantity also matters so the winner will be who got the most eggs.

Here’s an idea what you can write on the Egg Hunt Clue Cards;

CLUE: With 3 colours I can make you a rainbow, anything you want I can give it to you…

ANSWER: A Printer.

The 3 colours refer to the tri-colour inks used in colour printers i.e. Cyan, Magenta and Rainbow which can be used to produce a printed colourful rainbow. ‘The anything you want bit’ means that if you want anything e.g. a luxury car or the Taj Mahal the printer can give it to you (well a printed version of it).

Great Hiding Place: Now you can hide the mini eggs inside of the printer, by simply opening the printer and putting it inside the printer. Or you can also hide it in the paper tray or other convenient place of the printer. Remember to turn your printer off. You don’t want the printer to start turning on while the eggs inside….that could get messy!

Finally, all the best, and have a lovely Easter scavenger hunt with your family and friends;