Free Printable Easter Games - Kim Schob - Free Printable

Let’s solve this Easter riddle matching game step by step!

We have 15 riddles (numbered 1 to 15) and 15 answers (labeled A to O). We need to match each riddle with the correct funny answer. These are puns — jokes that play on words related to bunnies, eggs, carrots, and Easter.

Let’s go one by one:

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Riddle 1: What does the Easter bunny do after taking a shower?
→ Think: “bunny” + “shower” → maybe something with “hare” (like hair)?
Answer G says: “He uses a hare dryer” → That’s a pun on “hair dryer”. Perfect!
✔ Match: 1 → G

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Riddle 2: What kind of beans won’t grow in your garden?
→ Beans that aren’t real plants… like candy beans?
Answer C: “Jelly beans” → Yes! They’re candy, not garden beans.
✔ Match: 2 → C

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Riddle 3: How do you find all the loot on Easter?
→ “Loot” = treasure or eggs. Maybe a map? Or a phrase like “X marks the spot”?
Answer N: “Eggs marks the spot” → Pun on “X marks the spot”, but with eggs!
✔ Match: 3 → N

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Riddle 4: What kind of bunny can’t hop?
→ Maybe a chocolate one? It’s not alive!
Answer I: “A chocolate bunny” → Makes sense — it’s solid, can’t move.
✔ Match: 4 → I

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Riddle 5: Why shouldn’t you tickle an Easter egg?
→ Eggs are fragile. If you tickle them, they might break!
Answer E: “Because it might crack up” → “Crack up” means both laugh and break. Clever!
✔ Match: 5 → E

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Riddle 6: What kind of music does the Easter bunny like?
→ Bunny = hop → Hip hop!
Answer K: “Hip hop” → Perfect pun.
✔ Match: 6 → K

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Riddle 7: Why are rabbits so good at math?
→ Rabbits multiply fast (have lots of babies) → “multiply” is also a math word!
Answer A: “Because they multiply fast” → Double meaning!
✔ Match: 7 → A

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Riddle 8: What do you get when you cross a rabbit with a shellfish?
→ Rabbit + oyster? → “Oyster Bunny”?
Answer O: “The Oyster Bunny” → Sounds silly and fun — fits!
✔ Match: 8 → O

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Riddle 9: How do you send Easter greetings?
→ Mail? But with a bunny twist… “hare mail”?
Answer H: “By hare mail” → Pun on “air mail” or just “mail” with “hare”.
✔ Match: 9 → H

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Riddle 10: What kind of jewelry does the Easter bunny wear?
→ Carrots are his favorite food → “carrot gold”?
Answer B: “14-carrot gold” → Pun on “14-karat gold” — using “carrot” instead!
✔ Match: 10 → B

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Riddle 11: Where do bunnies hang out?
→ Like a salon? For their fur? “Hare salon”?
Answer L: “The hare salon” → Pun on “hair salon” — for bunnies!
✔ Match: 11 → L

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Riddle 12: What is the Easter bunny’s favorite sport?
→ Basketball? Because he hops and shoots hoops?
Answer M: “Basket-ball” → Splitting the word to hint at basket (for eggs) + ball.
✔ Match: 12 → M

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Riddle 13: How do you catch the Easter bunny?
→ You make noise like what he likes? A carrot?
Answer J: “Make noises like a carrot” → Wait… that doesn’t make sense. Let’s think again.
Actually, maybe it’s a trick. But looking at remaining answers…
Wait — maybe we made a mistake earlier? Let’s hold off and come back.

Actually, let’s look at Riddle 14 first.

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Riddle 14: Who is the Easter Bunny’s favorite movie actor?
→ Actor name + rabbit? “Robert De Niro” → “Rabbit De Niro”?
Answer D: “Rabbit De Niro” → Yes! Funny pun.
✔ Match: 14 → D

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Now back to Riddle 13: How do you catch the Easter bunny?
Remaining answers: F, J
F: “They don’t want to get ‘beat up’” → Doesn’t fit catching.
J: “Make noises like a carrot” → Still weird… but maybe it’s the only one left?
Wait — perhaps it’s a joke: you imitate a carrot to lure him? Silly, but possible.
But let’s check Riddle 15.

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Riddle 15: Why won’t Easter eggs go out at night?
→ Afraid of being broken? Beaten?
Answer F: “They don’t want to get ‘beat up’” → “Beat up” = attacked, but also “beaten” like scrambled eggs!
Yes! That fits perfectly.
✔ Match: 15 → F

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Now only Riddle 13 and Answer J are left.

Riddle 13: How do you catch the Easter bunny?
Only answer left: J → “Make noises like a carrot”
It’s silly, but maybe the idea is: bunnies love carrots, so if you make carrot noises, he comes? It’s a stretch, but it’s the last one.
Alternatively, maybe it’s a misprint? But since we must match all, we’ll go with it.

Wait — actually, let’s double-check if any other answer could fit better.

Looking again: Is there another possibility?

No — all others are taken. So:

✔ Match: 13 → J

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Final Matches:

1 → G
2 → C
3 → N
4 → I
5 → E
6 → K
7 → A
8 → O
9 → H
10 → B
11 → L
12 → M
13 → J
14 → D
15 → F

Let’s list them clearly:

1. G
2. C
3. N
4. I
5. E
6. K
7. A
8. O
9. H
10. B
11. L
12. M
13. J
14. D
15. F

All matched! No duplicates, all used.

Final Answer:
1-G, 2-C, 3-N, 4-I, 5-E, 6-K, 7-A, 8-O, 9-H, 10-B, 11-L, 12-M, 13-J, 14-D, 15-F