Easter Egg Wobble Heads

Ok, so I know it’s the middle of summer and not near Easter at all, but I can’t be the only one who has a stash of empty plastic eggs in the garage (or attic, or closet…) so I’m sharing these Easter egg wobble heads with you today.  It’s so easy, and seriously kept my kids busy all morning. (some links are affiliate)

We went to a music store the other day to pick up the next level of piano books for the girls and they had little egg-shaped shakers near the checkout and all three kids loved them.

As soon as we got home I grabbed my plastic Easter eggs, glue gun and some dried beans (things like rice or popcorn kernals would work too) and we made some quick little shakers.

Then I remembered this thing my mom did once when I was a kid, dumping metal washers and a bunch of Elmer’s glue into the bottom of those black plastic eggs from nylons.  The weighted bottom makes them wobble, but always stand back up. 

I had all the supplies to make a quicker version, since I didn’t have to wait for the white glue to dry!

Squirt some hot glue into the bottom of your egg.  Stick some beans down in it and do another layer the same way.  Glue the top part of the egg to the bottom, and let the kids draw faces on them. 

I earned major cool points by telling them they could use the permanent marker!

Can you guess who drew which faces?  Here they are labeled for ya.

If you make some Easter egg wobble heads with your kids, share a pic on Instagram or my Facebook page so I can see!

For an entire Easter-themed activity with the kids, make these dirt and carrot pudding cups!