Egg and Spoon

This bouncing Egg and Spoon set is perfect for the classic party game – the egg and spoon race relay game!

The egg and spoon race is a classic and timeless party game that combines food allergy free-fun and physical activity, making it a great party game for any celebration. Both kids and grown-ups love the challenge of balancing the bouncing bouncy egg on the spoon without letting the egg drop.

Description

The natural coloured wooden spoons measure approximately Length 24cm, whilst the rubber bouncing eggs are coloured and sized just the same as a real egg. They look like a real egg without the breakability, fitting snugly into kids hands.

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