Easter Icebreaker Questions

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Easter Icebreaker Questions

Which do you save for last in a mixed bag of spring candy?

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How it works

These Easter icebreaker questions ask for a pick, an idea or a spring memory, never whether someone celebrates. Topics fit a family lunch, a church small group or a team meeting, with two more on egg hunts and treats.

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Pick the topic for the room

Easter at church holds 11 cards drawn from John 20 and Luke 24, such as Mary knew Jesus when he said her name. Who knows you by your voice alone? Easter at work keeps to eggs, treats and the long weekend, with nothing about faith.

Egg games the cards borrow

Egg tapping is two players striking eggs together until one cracks; egg rolling races eggs down a hill. Both are old Easter games, and Eggs and egg hunts asks how you would play them.

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Questions and answers

Are there Easter icebreaker questions for a Bible study?

Yes: the 11 Easter at church cards. The ones drawn from the resurrection accounts carry the verses in the note under each question in the list, read in the World English Bible.

Which Easter questions work for a team meeting?

The 11 Easter at work cards, such as What is a project that is hatching this spring? None mentions faith, and none asks whether or how anyone celebrates the holiday.

Why does the spring icebreaker deck have no Easter cards?

Easter moves every year and not everyone keeps it, so the spring deck leaves it out. This deck holds the Easter cards, and no card or note on it prints a date.

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Eggs and egg hunts 15

  • Egg rolling races eggs down a hill. What is your rolling technique?
  • Egg tapping: do you strike with the pointy end or the round end?
  • If an egg could hatch anything at all, what should come out?
  • If you designed a pattern for a painted egg, what would be on it?
  • If you hid one egg in this room, where would it go?
  • If you ran an egg hunt for grown-ups, what would you hide instead of eggs?
  • Leftover eggs: deviled, egg salad or boiled with salt?
  • Plastic, dyed or foil-wrapped chocolate: which eggs make the best hunt?
  • What is the cleverest hiding place for an egg you have ever seen or used?
  • What is the funniest thing you have seen go wrong at an egg hunt?
  • What rule would you add to an egg hunt to make it fair for the youngest finders?
  • What should the golden egg of a hunt hold?
  • Which animal would be the best at finding hidden eggs?
  • Which color would you dye an egg if you could only pick one?
  • Which place near here would make the best egg hunt, and why?

Chocolate and treats 13

  • Chocolate bunny: ears first, feet first or tail first?
  • Hollow chocolate egg or solid chocolate egg?
  • Hot cross buns, carrot cake or lemon bars: which belongs on the table?
  • If you invented an Easter candy, what flavor and shape would it be?
  • Jelly beans: which flavor do you give away?
  • Marshmallow chick: a treat, a decoration or a mistake?
  • Pastel candy or bright candy: which looks better in a basket?
  • Peanut butter eggs or caramel eggs?
  • What is the best thing to fill a basket with that is not food at all?
  • What would you put in a basket for someone who does not like chocolate?
  • Which do you save for last in a mixed bag of spring candy?
  • Which spring bake smells best coming out of the oven?
  • Which spring treat would you make from scratch if you had a whole afternoon?

The spring table 12

  • Best yard game after lunch: egg-and-spoon race, tag or a scavenger hunt?
  • Ham, lamb or a vegetable dish: what goes in the middle of a spring feast?
  • If you planned an outdoor spring brunch, what would be on the menu?
  • Pick a spring craft: a paper basket, a flower crown or a painted pot?
  • Sunny picnic or cozy lunch indoors for a spring holiday?
  • What dish would you bring to a spring potluck lunch?
  • What is a spring memory from when you were younger that still makes you smile?
  • What makes a long weekend in spring feel like a holiday?
  • What spring tradition, from any family, would you like to try?
  • What would you do with a free afternoon on a spring holiday weekend?
  • What would you plant this spring if you had a small patch of ground?
  • Which flower would you put in the middle of the table?

Easter at church 11

  • If you could ask one person at the empty tomb a question, who and what would you ask? John 20 and Luke 24 name Mary Magdalene, Peter, the other disciple and, on the road to Emmaus, Cleopas.
  • Mary knew Jesus when he said her name. Who knows you by your voice alone? John 20:14-16. Mary thought he was the gardener until he called her by name.
  • The stone was gone from the tomb. What would you have done next? John 20:1-2. Mary Magdalene came while it was still dark, saw the stone taken away and ran to tell Simon Peter.
  • Sunrise service, morning service or an evening gathering: which would you choose?
  • Two disciples ran to the tomb and one got there first. When did you last run with news? John 20:3-4. Peter and the other disciple ran together; the other disciple outran Peter and came to the tomb first.
  • Two friends talked all the way to Emmaus. Who do you talk things over with on a walk? Luke 24:13-15. Two disciples walked to a village named Emmaus, talking about all that had happened, and Jesus came near and went with them.
  • What does new life look like in your week right now?
  • What is one thing you would like to start fresh this Easter season?
  • Which Easter hymn or song do you most like to sing?
  • Which Easter story moment would you most like to have seen?
  • Which sign of spring reminds you of Easter hope?

Easter at work 11

  • Bunny ears for the next video call: yes, no or only if everyone does?
  • If our team hid one golden egg in the office, what prize should be inside?
  • In a team egg hunt, would you rather hide, find or judge?
  • Jelly bean flavor that best describes your week so far?
  • Long spring weekend: stay home, head outdoors or take a trip?
  • What is a project that is hatching this spring?
  • What small thing could we hide around the office to make someone smile?
  • What would you spring-clean out of your inbox before the long weekend?
  • Which pastel color should the next team slide deck use?
  • Which spring task would you gladly hand to the Easter Bunny?
  • Which spring treat should appear in the break room this week?
How this list was compiled

Written by the Game Night Generator editors for this page in September 2026; no list was copied. Every card can be answered in under a minute with no wrong answer, and none asks whether or how a person celebrates Easter: they ask for a pick, an idea or a memory of spring. Every card was screened against the site's clean-deck rules (nothing sexual, no alcohol or drugs, nothing about bodies, money or relationships, nothing aimed at a protected group). The egg games are described from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_egg, read on 2026-09-23: egg hunts, egg rolling down hillsides, and egg tapping, in which players strike eggs against each other. The Easter at church cards follow the World English Bible, John 20 and Luke 24, read at https://ebible.org/eng-web/JHN20.htm and https://ebible.org/eng-web/LUK24.htm on 2026-09-23; the note under each gives the verses. Easter moves every year, so no card or note prints a date. Licence: own work