Fun Easter 5 Second Game That Will Have Your Family Laughing
This Easter 5 Second Rule Game is a lively family game with quick thinking. Players must name three things in a category within 5 seconds.
Who can play? All ages! It’s perfect for your Easter party, Easter Sunday, or a fun spring family night!
Beware: Players may get tongue-tied, blurt out funny answers, and laugh a lot!
Now, let’s hop to it!
*Find out how to grab the printable Easter 5 Second Rule Game Cards below to make group play even easier!
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Easter 5 Second Game Rules
1. Determine a player to go first in the Hot Seat.
2. The player to the left of the Hot Seat player reads a question aloud. All questions begin “Name 3….” followed by the category.
3. As soon as the question is read, start the 5-second timer. The player in the Hot Seat has 5 seconds to give 3 answers. If the player succeeds, they get one point.
4. If the player cannot name all 3 answers before the 5 seconds is up, no points are given and play moves to the next player on the right. That player now gets 5 seconds to answer the same question. However, they cannot use any answers previously given for that question.
5. Play continues until someone can name 3 answers in 5 seconds for that question and wins a point.
6. If play gets back to the original player without anyone getting the point, the original player gets one point.
7. Play continues around the circle with a different question. The player with the most points at the end of the game is the winner.
*If you are unsure if an answer is acceptable, the entire group may decide. See the end of the article for more gameplay variations we like to use!
Fun Easter 5 Second Rule Game Questions
1. Name 3 types of Easter candy
2. Name 3 activities people do on Easter Sunday
3. Name 3 colors associated with Easter
4. Name 3 symbols for Easter
5. Name 3 things you wear on Easter
6. Name 3 items used to decorate Easter Eggs
7. Name 3 ways to eat a chocolate bunny
8. Name 3 Easter egg hiding spots indoors
9. Name 3 things you might find in an Easter basket
10. Name 3 Easter words that start with the letter B
11. Name 3 things you associate with Easter
12. Name 3 things you would find in a spring garden
13. Name 3 things you could pack for a spring picnic
14. Name 3 places you might go for an Easter egg hunt
15. Name 3 Easter-themed decorations
16. Name 3 places you might find an Easter basket
17. Name 3 Spring holidays
18. Name 3 Easter desserts
19. Name 3 words that rhyme with ‘bunny’
20. Name 3 Easter egg hiding spots outside
21. Name 3 flavors of jelly beans
22. Name 3 flowers you see in spring
23. Name 3 things to do on a rainy day
24. Name 3 places you wouldn’t want to find an Easter egg
25. Name 3 words that rhyme with ‘egg’
26. Name 3 things that get muddy in spring
27. Name 3 types of baby animals born in spring
28. Name 3 games to play on Easter
29. Name 3 types of berries
30. Name 3 garden tools
31. Name 3 words that rhyme with ‘flower’
32. Name 3 animals associated with Easter
33. Name 3 words to describe the Easter Bunny
34. Name 3 things you might have with Easter ham
35. Name 3 relatives you visit on Easter
36. Name 3 things that bunnies eat
37. Name 3 friends the Easter Bunny might have
38. Name 3 Easter traditions
39. Name 3 things people buy for Easter
40. Name 3 things that hop
41. Name 3 colors of tulips
42. Name 3 spring months
43. Name 3 Easter brunch foods
44. Name 3 egg-based dishes
45. Name 3 ways to cook eggs
46. Name 3 things you could find in an Easter egg besides candy
47. Name 3 Easter dinner ideas
48. Name 3 Easter egg colors
49. Name 3 outdoor springtime activities
50. Name 3 things that start with the letter E
51. Name 3 words that rhyme with ‘hop’
52. Name 3 things made with marshmallows
53. Name 3 things you can put in eggs
54. Name 3 places you might celebrate Easter
55. Name 3 things that have a tail
56. Name 3 animals you could find in a forest
57. Name 3 animals that hatch from eggs
58. Name 3 Easter emojis
59. Name 3 spring cleaning tasks
60. Name 3 names for a pet bunny
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61. Name 3 fluffy things
62. Name 3 things the Easter Bunny might say
63. Name 3 Easter traditions from different countries
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64. Name 3 things that can come in pastel colors
65. Name 3 reasons the Easter Bunny would be late to Easter
66. Name 3 things the Easter Bunny might forget to deliver
67. Name 3 ways to avoid eating too much candy
68. Name 3 signs someone has definitely eaten too much candy
69. Name 3 Easter-themed books or movies
70. Name 3 things that would ruin an Easter egg hunt
71. Name 3 places you’d see the Easter bunny
72. Name 3 plants that grow from bulbs
73. Name 3 spring fashion trends
74. Name 3 foods with carrots in them
75. Name 3 Easter jokes, riddles, or puns
76. Name 3 snacks shaped like bunnies
77. Name 3 words that could come after Easter
78. Name 3 animals with floppy ears
79. Name 3 Easter tourist destinations
80. Name 3 famous rabbits
81. Name 3 jelly bean brands
82. Name 3 famous Easter egg hunts
83. Name 3 springtime scents
84. Name 3 spring things you might do on a farm
85. Name 3 things you might find inside a chocolate Easter egg
86. Name 3 patterns on an Easter egg
Religious Easter 5 Second Ideas
87. Name 3 symbols of the resurrection
88. Name 3 things you’d find in a church on Easter Sunday
89. Name 3 miracles of Jesus
90. Name 3 parables told by Jesus
91. Name 3 disciples of Jesus
92. Name 3 prayers or blessings you can say on Easter
93. Name 3 things Jesus taught about love
94. Name 3 holy days in the spring
95. Name 3 activities you might do on Good Friday
96. Name 3 things associated with Easter Monday
97. Name 3 things someone might give up for Lent
98. Name 3 popular Easter songs/hymns
99. Name 3 things that rise
100. Name 3 people present at Jesus’ crucifixion
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Easter 5 Second Game Variations
The 5 Second Rule Game can be changed to add complexity or make simpler. Rules can cater to the group.
- Team Play: Instead of individual play, this game can be played in two-person teams
- Add Items: Players have to name 4 or 5 things instead of 3.
- Give Passes: Let a player opt to pass one time per game. That question can be thrown out and a new question is asked.
- Adjust Speed: Decrease the time limit to 3 seconds for a faster-paced game OR increase the time to 10 seconds to help young kids.
- Allow Repeats: In our family, we allow our kids to repeat answers the previous player gave when a question is passed to them. It keeps the game fun and less stressful!
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