April Fools Pranks: Try These 5 Fun Easter Themed Pranks

It’s that day again, April Fool’s Day! You’re probably thinking, but it’s Easter as well. That means double the pranks that you can do for your children and family. However, I must warn you that things would be a bit tense and feelings would be hurt. Proceed with caution

1. Candy wrapped Grapes.

There’s a photo floating around where it’s seen where a parent or a family member, is wrapping grapes in those oh so delicious candy chocolate eggs wrappers. This is what you do, you go and buy grapes (if you dont have any in your home), grab some candy for yourself as a reward for pulling off the most, meanest prank there is. What you do, is carefully unwrap the candies, maybe put the candies in a Ziplock (that way the sweets can be still somewhat fresh and not dried out. Who wants to eat dried out chocolate? I know for sure not me.) You grab the grapes, maybe you washed them or not, whatever you prefer. Wrap the wrappers around the fruit, then once you wrapped at least twenty of them, you can put them into a bowl and put them into the fridge that way you can put them into your kids Easter Basket, sorry I mean the Easter Bunny can put them into your kids Easter Baskets. Or you can always have them out for your guests.

2. Sending your kids out for an Easter egg hunt..that doesn’t have any eggs.

This one is rude, but if you think about it. You will be able to have some time without the kids and have downtime. This is what you do. Get the kids all dressed up in their Easter best, you know those dresses and tuxedos that you spent money on. If you don’t have any kids, then you can host one for your nieces & nephews. If you dont have any siblings, then I guess you can relax and enjoy your Easter while you scroll through your Facebook feed and watch other peoples’ kids freak out about there are no Easter eggs to hunt for.

3. Making Cake pops, with chocolate covered Brussel sprouts.

Easter is all about the candy. It is basically cheating day without naming it a cheat day.  Also, no one wants to be eating vegetables on Easter, okay maybe carrots but that’s even pushing it too far. However, what if you disguised a plant as a cake pop? Everyone would think it’s a delicious Cake Pop instead of a random vegetable. Cake pops have been famous for quite a while in the bakery world, if you haven’t tried cake pops, you might want to wait a while after Easter. Trust me, this would take the cake, figuratively. This is what you do, you buy the chocolate chip that you can melt in the microwave, cook some brussels sprouts. Once you cooked them, put them on a lollipop stick and dipped them into the chocolate then presto.  You have the disgusting, but yet delicious looking cake pop.

4. Filling the plastic Easter eggs with chore lists.

Now,  you’re thinking, what else can I do to my kids that would scar them for life. Fill the plastic Easter eggs with chore lists. You’re probably thinking, how’s that going scar, my kids? Oh believe me, when they reached high school, they would have a lot of resentment and they will make sure to bring it up a lot. So you buy at least two packs of those plastic eggs, write down a bunch of chores on lined paper (this is important) and make sure it can fit in the plastic egg. Then ta-da, once the kids open that on Easter, they will have a list of chores that they need to do.

Last but not least.

5. Do an Easter egg hunt, but put the eggs into a room.

This is what you do, you select a room that no one goes in and put all of the eggs into that room. You might think, what if the kids get upset? I mean, that’s what happens anyway when it comes to pranks. So you send the kids out to look for the eggs, then one of you keeps an eye on the kids and the other one hides the eggs in the other room. Once the one who hid the eggs is back, you can get the kids come back in the house and explain to them that you did, in fact, hid the eggs but they have been in the house the entire time.>