Spectrum™ Jumbo Ostrich Egg and Spoons (Set of 6)

These large and brightly colored eggs are great for Easter games or any indoor/outdoor activities day and birtyday party games! You have to be sure to put the large end of the egg on the rings that are used on top of the head. These are great fun and versitile because you can also use the spoons to transport the eggs during games! The children and adults love these!

This product is good for almost any situation and most definitely enjoyed by all. Our VBS kids loved to watch our pastor and other adults play with this product. It was a very good game to bond adults and kids.

We purchased this for our annual FIeld Day the spoon and egg race. The spoons were just not appropriate. They really couls use a ridge rather than just a hole. They eggs were too large for our students. We used them for another event.

Purchased for use at church as a special activity that we will use this summer at our ""Goofy Olympics"". Eggs are jumbo size, so I have yet to place them in storage. Still in box in my office. They seem to be well made and sturdy.

This Jumbo Ostrich Egg and Spoons is a great game for all ages and skill levels. I used this game at our kids school picnic. We had 6 teams of 10 kids each walk around orange cones in an obstacle course. This game was awesome!

These were bought for stations for PE 1st thru 3rd graders. They are very fun and the students really enjoyed them. The first graders are too young to use the ostrich eggs and they are too hard too balance but worked great for most third graders. Would recommend for 3rd graders and above but are too advance for younger children.

This product was purchased for a youth group ages 4-8 and they had a hard time getting the ostrich egg to stand up on the spoon and on the foam head head piece. This product is not for this age group.

These eggs fall off the spoons quite easily. They're fun though. Maybe we'll have an adult egg and spoon race at the party. Adults should have more of a chance at keeping the eggs on the spoons.

We tried to use these eggs based on the enclosed instructions at an elementary school field day. These eggs are very hard to balance for this age of kids. We ended up making up alternative games using the eggs since the recommended games were so difficult.

New product for you and our gym teacher picked it out and taught it and I taught it in a separate after school program. The egg holders are not sturdy ,and in 5 min. out of the box ,a 2nd grader dropped his in the gym and it split in half. The whole game was replaced, thank you , by S $ S. Then there are discs to place on a kids head and then put the egg in and walk to a goal. This is impossible (almost) and very frustrating for kids. The natural curve of the skull (head) goes up in the disc and only a person with a flat head (hard to find) can successfully do this. I was very disappointed, hurt and embarrassed when the kids told others that my class was boring. Here I thought I had gotten a 'new' and different game for them.