Use jelly beans or M & Ms as markers. Guess what? There's nothing like "How Many?" to keep your kids occupied. Fill a Mason jar with chocolate eggs, M & M's, jelly beans or some other candy and have your kids guess how many are in there. Of course, you'll want to count them out first. Make a giant cardboard rabbit and play pin the tail on the bunny. Use cotton balls or construction paper cut-outs with tape as the tails. Have your own Easter egg roll. Split children into teams and designate a course. Have one child from each team carry the egg on a spoon to from one end of the course and back. Then pass the egg off in the spoon to another teammate. Use a hardboiled egg for optimum results.