Easter Sunday School Lessons, Crafts, Coloring Pages, Printables, and Snacks for Kids- Free Childrens Church Easter Lesson Plans

Easter Sunday School Lessons, Crafts, Coloring Pages, Clipart, Printables

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Resurrection Basket

Resurrection Basket 

Matthew 28:6- He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay.

• Two paper plates
• Easter grass
• White liquid glue
• Glue stick
• Scissors
• Colored card stock
• Markers and Crayons

Directions:
Cut the top half from the center of both paper plates.  Leave the outer rims to make the handles.  Use liquid glue to hold the plates together so the curved edges are facing each other.  This will leave a small cavity in the center. You might need to use paper clips to hold the edges while the glue is drying.  Put a small amount of Easter grass in the opening.  Glue a Bible verse about Easter on the front or use a marker and write, "He has risen!"

While the glue is drying on the basket, cut oval shapes from the card stock. Use markers and crayons to draw pictures on the eggs like a crown of thorns, a cross, a tomb, a flower, Jesus, or anything else that comes to mind about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. You can even color the basket brown if you want.

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Garden With Tomb Craft

Garden With Tomb Craft 

• 2 Large Popsicle Sticks
• 1 Styrofoam bowl
• Grass from outside (or use store bought moss)
• Rocks from outside (or store bought)
• Brown Yarn
• Egg Shell -Brown or White
• Tape

Take your white Styrofoam bowl and fill it with the grass. Place and empty egg shell on top of the grass. Lay some rocks down and then make your wooden cross. Just take your 2 popsicle sticks and wrap the brown yarn around it to hold them together. Tie a knot in the back.  Stick it down in the grass and put a small piece of tape behind the cross and press into bowl. This is so your cross won't fall over. 

Use the craft to go along with our Easter Lesson.