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Pink Easter Invitation - Watercolor Eggs and Blossom Printable Template
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Easter Egg Hunt Invitation - Bunting and Eggs Printable Canva Template
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Easter Bunny Invitation - Peach Watercolor Printable Canva Template
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Yellow Rose Easter Invitation - Easter Sunday Printable Canva Template
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Floral Easter Invitation - Easter Brunch Printable Canva Template
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Easter Invitation - Bunny and Eggs Printable Canva Template
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Printable Easter Templates
Easter is largely a children's event, and most of what makes it work is printed: the egg hunt clues, the activity sheets, the tags on the baskets. These templates cover the lot and are editable in Canva.
What's in this collection
- Easter egg hunt clue cards — the backbone of the whole morning
- Easter games — bingo, word searches, scavenger hunts
- Colouring pages and activity packs
- Easter basket tags and gift tags
- Letters from the Easter Bunny
- Place cards and menus for Easter lunch
- Easter brunch invitations
Running an egg hunt that lasts more than four minutes
Clue cards are the difference between a hunt that fills a morning and one that is over before the coffee is poured. Each clue leads to the next location, with an egg at every stop. Six to eight clues is right for children over five. For under-fives, skip clues and just scatter eggs at their eye level.
If you have children of different ages, run two colours of egg: one colour reserved for the little ones, hidden in easy places. It heads off the usual problem of a nine-year-old clearing the garden in ninety seconds.
Easter printable questions
How many egg hunt clues should I use?
Six to eight for ages five to ten. Fewer and shorter for younger children.
Can I edit the clues for my own house?
Yes, and you will need to. Every clue is an editable text box so you can point them at your own garden, shed or bookshelf.
What paper should I use for clue cards?
Cardstock if they are going outside, since paper wilts in dew. Ordinary paper is fine indoors.
What works for a mixed age group?
Two-colour egg hunts, and activity packs with a mix of easy and harder sheets so siblings can do the same thing at different levels.
Can I reuse these next year?
Yes. Edit the clues for wherever you are and print again.





