How to Make Frozen Eggs for Kids Parties

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How to Make Frozen Eggs for Kids Parties

A fun egg-hunt game to play with the kids in the garden - more so in the warmer, summer months

Kirsty Archer

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Step 1 of 6

Begin with balloons and plastic toys, one set for each child attending the party. In this instance I have used stretchy rubber frogs. Place/squish the toy into the deflated balloon.

Step 2 of 6

After putting the toy into the balloon, slowly fill with water to create an egg shape

Step 3 of 6

Slowly fill balloons in the same way, trying to keep them a similar size. I put mine into a dish to stop them rolling around, but they hold a better shape when placed into the freezer individually.

Step 4 of 6

After freezing over night, take the balloons out of the freezer and cut away the balloon. If you cut off the top of the balloon, it peels away nicely to reveal the frozen egg!

Step 5 of 6

Just before the kids are ready to go on the egg hunt, run around & hide them around the garden. Playing in winter, I had a bucket of warm water ready to drop the found eggs into so they could thaw out

Step 6 of 6

The kids will have a ball looking for the frozen eggs and will excitedly await the reveal of their animal as the ice melts to release it. Even adults will be impressed with the novel idea of this game

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Balloon for each child

Small plastic animal for each child

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Lilah Sherr 4 months ago

That sounds awesome!! Cool!!

Julia Michienzi 8 months ago

Cool my sister will love it

Victoria Gilkes 9 months ago

Glad this fun activity is being so well received. Aly, good to hear your little brother is enjoying the possibilities of freezing items, hehehe

Kirsty Archer (author) 9 months ago

thx! my little brother lovessss this, although now he is experimenting with any small object he can find "just to see" if they all freeze the same ha

Aly Riot 9 months ago

Nice

Roy Richardson 9 months ago

That's Great For Littles Kids!! It's Like Easter Eggs. I Wonder If Candy Would Work .....

Alex P. 9 months ago

Haha! Looks like fun! My son does these kind of freezing experiments all the time!

Nicole 📱 9 months ago

Good idea

Jonathan Landais 9 months ago

Much

Lindsay Knight 9 months ago

Amazing idea thank you very nuch

Lindsay Knight 9 months ago

Thanks for such lovely comments, hope you have fun giving it a go!

Kirsty Archer (author) 9 months ago

What a funny idea :)!

Justine2707 Chimmy 9 months ago

I'm a teacher and this is a wonderful activity for my student. I can hide these in the commons area and have the students follow directions such as north, south, east, etc. THANKS!

Jess Aubry 9 months ago