Easter is just around the corner, so now’s the time to make your plans for the holiday. For a fun Easter activity, I have put together a free printable of Easter dinner conversation starters.
Our free Easter printable is designed for you to print, cut and place each conversation starter in a colorful plastic Easter egg. I like to place the conversation starter Easter eggs into an Easter basket, as part of my my Easter tabletop, which instantly turns them into an interactive centerpiece.
The free printable is in PDF format — just click the image or link below and download the zip file to your computer. Unzip the file and it’s ready for you to print.
You can download here: Free Printable: Easter Dinner Conversation Starters
Here’s How To Make Your Easter Conversation Starters:
To start, print the Easter dinner conversation starters. I printed on white cardstock, but you could also print on regular printer paper, if you wish.
Cut apart the conversation starters with a paper trimmer or scissors.
Place each conversation starter strip into a plastic Easter egg.
As you can see in the image below, you just need to curve them slightly to get them to fit. Once you put the conversation starter strip into the egg, close the egg shut.
After all your conversation starters are in an Easter egg, place your eggs into a basket.
You can set your basket on your dinner table, or place it somewhere that your guest are gathering. When you are ready to use them, take turns opening an egg and reading aloud the papers inside, with your guests giving their answers.
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Laurel says
This is a lovely activity! I plan on using this with adult English language learners, but it’s so adaptable to any age or audience. Thank you!
Frugal Hausfrau says
I love the idea of these conversation starters! Thanks for sharing this with us on Throwback Thursday!
Mollie
Dini @ The Flavor Bender says
Love this idea!! 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing such a great idea with us at #SaucySaturdays! Pinned.
Sahana says
Such a fun idea. Thank you for linking up with us @ #HomeMattersParty. We would love to see you again.
Ilene says
Thank you! Fun, Primary active day and at Our Easter dinner
Heidi says
Thank you so much for sharing these. I love them!!!
margaret sabo says
Hi , Brandi I just love the conversation starters for Easter, but also couldn’t get it to print . Tried everything. Thanks
Mary Lengefeld says
Love the idea, but I couldn’t get it to print.
brandie says
Hi Mary,
Let me know more specifically where it gave you trouble and I’ll help you out. It is a zip file that you download and it must be unzipped prior to printing. Download the file and make sure you make note to where on your computer that you are downloading it to. Then, go to the zip file in the folder you downloaded it to on your computer. Right click on the zipped folder and select “extract” or “extract all” (this is how to do it if you are a Windows user, MAC instructions will vary). This will unzip the file for you. If you are still having trouble, send me an email at [email protected] and I can email the free printable directly to you. 🙂
Mary Lengefeld says
Thanks so much for getting back to me. We ended up by copying and pasting in to Print Shop. It was a fun game to play at the Easter dinner and got everyone talking! So glad we got it printed!
Erica says
I just ran across this, definitely using this for my family this weekend! Thanks!
Claywell says
Love this idea and just printed my printables … can’t wait to start this tradition!!! THANK YOU!
The American Homemaker says
That is such a fun idea!