Bless your heart! From the looks of the picture, wherever you planted those bulbs in the first place was an excellent place for them because they have little babies all over them. Get them out of the plastic bag first of all, and don't ever put them in one of those again. (It's amazing they didn't rot or suffocate.)
For now, put your bulbs in a pot outside. Plant them in a good quality potting soil about 5 to 6 inches deep. Water them in and leave them through winter and into spring. It's not impossible, but not likely, that they'll bloom this year. Assuming they live, let the green stems and leaves stand in the pot (water regularly, etc.) until they begin to turn yellow or brown and die. (This is called dormancy. The bulb is not dead. Just resting.) You say you have moved. It would be helpful to know where you are. If you're in a southern zone 9, you'll have to dig them up and refrigerate your bulbs next fall to get them to bloom. If you're on the west coast, someone from there will have to advise you on how to proceed.

Thank you soo much!! I moved just to an other house here in Mesa, AZ. Well i thought it was Zone9 but now i searched it its Zone8.

When your hyacinths have died down next spring or early summer, dig around in the pot with your hands and retrieve the bulbs. Put them in an onion bag (holes all in it for air circulation) and store them in a cool, dark place like a closet, under a bed, or a basement, if you're that lucky.
Next fall, about October, put them in your refrigerator for 8 to l0 weeks, then pot them again. Repeat this cycle yearly or until you get sick and tired of it. Then, just purchase new ones each fall. :)