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Easter Egg Maracas

Easter Egg Maracas

We had a bunch of Easter eggs laying around, but you could use any small plastic item you can fill. If you don’t have wash tape, you could use masking tape and color the finished maracas yourself.

Easter Egg Maracas

First the kids half-filled the eggs with rice. They both loved this part and had fun adding different amounts of rice and listening to how the sounds would change.

Easter Egg Maracas

Next, they placed the egg between two plastic spoons. Then they taped around the spoons to secure the egg.

Easter Egg Maracas
Then we added strips of tape across the top to cover the top of the egg.
Easter Egg Maracas

We just wrapped the tape around the rest of the egg and down the spoon handles to cover. My five-year-old liked wrapping the maracas, although my three-year-old found it more challenging and had her brother help.

Easter Egg Maracas

So easy, right? Now my little noisemakers have their own little noisemakers. And we have no mess to clean up! A win-win craft project, in my book.