The activity centers around a story, often Easter-themed, that is read aloud. The words “right” and “left” are strategically placed within the narrative. Participants pass an item, typically an Easter-related treat or gift, to the right or left based on hearing those specific words. For example, if the story says, “The Easter bunny hopped RIGHT,” all players pass their item to the right.
This form of interactive entertainment fosters engagement and provides amusement for individuals of varying ages. Its simplicity makes it easily adaptable to different group sizes and settings, from family gatherings to classroom parties. While its origins are not definitively documented, the practice likely emerged from communal storytelling traditions and adapted for seasonal celebrations.