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9 Easter Activities for Kids

by Toni Herrbach

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by contributing writer Stef.

As a young mom, I wanted Easter to be this amazing experience I shared with my son.  However, I became easily overwhelmed with all the expectations I placed on myself.  What if I burnt our Resurrection Rolls?  What if he couldn’t find the Resurrection Eggs?  What if I screw up the message of Easter?

Like anything, Easter can be as hard and burdensome as we make it.  Focus on the love of our Savior instead.

Easy Easter Activities

Here are a few easy Easter activities for kids that won’t overwhelm you or your children.   However, they offer plenty of opportunities for discussion.

Easter Activities for Kids

  • Resurrection Eggs with Bible Verses – Easter Craft to teach children about the sacrifice of Christ with common household supplies
  • How to Blow an Egg – Tutorial to get eggs cleaned out and ready for crafts and decorations
  • Easter Count Down Tree –  Free printable ornaments (older children)
  • Palm Sunday Craft – Get those foot prints ready to make this adorable craft
  • Faith Filled Easter Eggs – similar to resurrection eggs, but made personal
  • Carnation Experiment – If you find it difficult to explain how Jesus took our sins upon himself, try this simple carnation & red die experiment.
  • Resurrection Garden – Together create this resurrection garden with supplies you can find right outside.
  • Empty Tomb Cake – Here is a beautiful bundt cake tomb.
  • Empty Tomb Chocolate Doughnuts – Same idea using doughnuts

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If you are looking for more of a curriculum to teach your children about Easter, then be sure to check out:

A Sense of the Resurrection: An Easter Experience for Families eBook has 12 activities to do leading up to Easter. These fun activities follow the theme of your 5 senses. So your kids will taste the bread at the last supper, smell Mary’s perfume, hear the rooster crow and much more.

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