Counted for the class list • packed for the party • handed out with a grin

Tell us how many kids. We have counted the rest.

By occasion

Shemira Easter egg sets, filled and fillable

There are two kinds of egg people: the ones who want to open a box and start hiding, and the ones who enjoy the filling. We make eggs for both, and in sizes from a back garden to a town green.

1

Filled, for a family hunt

A dozen eggs with a toy sealed in each. Nothing to buy separately and nothing to tape shut.

2

Filled, for more cousins

Twenty-four eggs, so the youngest still finds some after the big kids have swept the lawn.

3

Empty, for your own surprises

Jumbo eggs that hold a whole gift, and a carton of small eggs for a community hunt.

4

For the basket, not the lawn

Bubbles are the classic basket topper. The bunny blower is our one Easter-shaped toy.

Three things we would tell a friend

How many eggs per child?

Ten to twelve is a comfortable haul for a family hunt. For a community event, plan on eight to ten per child and hide the golden eggs last.

Match the toy to the hunter

Dinosaurs and monster trucks for the under-sevens, die-cast cars for collectors, metal brain teasers for the teenagers who claim to be too old for this.

Keep the shells

Our eggs snap shut again. Collect them in a bag after the hunt and next spring's filling is free.

See the whole Easter shelf

The count is done. The bag is waiting.

Every set on these shelves links straight to our listing at our partner store, where the price, stock and delivery date are always current.