Egg Race

The main goal is to race from the starting line to the finish line while balancing an egg on a spoon without dropping it. It's a test of balance and speed!

For safety and to avoid a mess, it's highly recommended to use hard-boiled or plastic eggs. Raw eggs can create a sticky situation!

Hold the spoon with one hand, using your thumb and first two fingers for a secure grip. This helps maintain balance during the race.

If you drop the egg, you must stop, pick it up, and continue racing from the point where it fell. No shortcuts allowed!

Yes, Egg Race can be played indoors, but make sure there's enough space and remove any breakable items to prevent accidents.

Egg Race is suitable for all ages, but children under 4 may need supervision to ensure their safety and enjoyment.

Absolutely! Adding obstacles like cones or small hurdles can make the game more challenging and fun for everyone involved.

Try using a larger spoon, holding the spoon in your mouth, or adding obstacles to increase the difficulty and excitement.

Yes, Egg Race can be played as a relay race with teams, adding a competitive and collaborative element to the game.

Common variations include relay races, obstacle courses, and using different methods to hold the spoon, such as in your mouth.

Yes, Egg Race is ideal for large groups, especially when played in a relay format, promoting teamwork and friendly competition.

Yes, you can use alternative items like pebbles or rolled-up socks if you don't have eggs available. Just make sure they are safe to use.