Easter Tomb Snacks For Kids

Would like to know how to make little Easter tombs for your kids to eat?
Try this little recipe out.

 I actually used the regular sized Easter Eggs when I made these. I actually doubled this recipe and I had so much Rice Krispies left over  it was not even funny. I bought a package of plastic eggs (48 eggs) and made all 48 using both sides of the egg mold.

Then I had so much left over that I scooped it all in a 11" X 15"  glass pan and just spread them out to make regular rice krispy treats. I added some miniature marshmallows on top of that.

THIS RECIPE: MAKES 24 SERVINGS
For regular Rice Krispy Treats

• 6 Tablespoons butter or margarine
• 8 cups  miniature marshmallows or 2 pkg. Regular Marshmallows
• 12 cups  Rice Krispy Cereal
• Plastic Eggs-Regular size

These will be a hit!

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.

More Easter Crafts, Lessons, Coloring Pages, Recipes and more at Church House Collection.

Just when you thought God didn't care

Oh yes, He does care! Don't think for one minute that Jesus don't care about you. He is watching you and listening to you. He knows what you are feeling. He is there for you. God is interested in every desire that you have. Stop thinking he don't care! He LOVES you child.....

Are you searching for Jesus?

Tomb Salt Dough Craft

Tomb Salt Dough

• 2 Cups Flour
• 1/2 Cup Salt
• 3/4 Cup Cold Water
• White Styrofoam Bowls
• Scissors
• 2 Toothpicks

Mix up ingredients and kneed with your hands. To make this tomb that you see in the picture I only used one heaping handful of dough that will fit in my fist. With plenty of dough left over.Use this fun craft to go along with our Easter Lesson.

 First add your 2 cups of flour.

Next add your 1/2 cup of Salt.

 Next add your 3/4 cup of cold water.

 This is what the dough should look like after you mix it up real good.

 Now take your white Styrofoam bowl and turn it upside down.

 Okay this is the bowl upside down. :)

 Take a rolling pin and roll your handful of dough out.

 Spread your dough over the bowl now.

 Make yourself a little round door and stick it on the tomb.

 Grab your scissors and cut a hole for the door.

 Get yourself 2 toothpicks so you can pick your teeth... lol okay not really.

Stick 1 toothpick in the tomb and go through the styrofoam a little.

  Cover your toothpick with some dough.

 Add your 2nd toothpick sideways into the dough.

Now this is your finished tomb. Let the kids at church make these and take home with them. Just let them air dry for a couple of days, and they will get hard. This will be fun for children's church when teaching on Easter.

If you do this at home with your kids then you can actually put this in the oven for a couple of hours on low heat. Make sure you put this on a GLASS BOWL cause the plastic will melt!! I am sure you knew that already though, huh?
Combine this craft with our Easter Lesson that has coloring pages, mazes, recipes, crafts and more to go with it.

10th Plague Laminated Picture

 The 10th Plague of Egypt-Death of Firstborn

Bible Story-Telling Picture

8.5 X11 Image

Print the picture out and have it laminated and hold it up for the class to look at it when you are teaching the kids on a lesson on the plagues. This is the last plague that God sent on Pharaoh and the people of Egypt.

We have more Bible story-telling images that you can use to go with the Ten Plagues.

We have an entire breakdown of the Ten plagues of Egypt that will last for 10 Sunday morning Children's church services or Sunday school. Each plague was broken down into a lesson and has many things go with it such as coloring pages, mazes, recipes, word in words, clipart, writing paper, crafts, and so much more.

Ten Plagues of Egypt Death of Firstborn Lesson

Were you looking for a Sunday school Lesson or Children's Church Lesson to use with the kids at church? This is a printable 10th plague of Egypt death of firstborn lesson. I made this lesson to go with a coloring page, craft, recipe, maze, word in a word, color by number, find the difference, clipart, bible story-telling picture, activity sheet, cut outs, puzzle, writing paper and more.

Try using our entire 10 plagues lesson that will last for 10 Children's church services. This has been one great lesson to break down with the kids. They have learned so much about each plague. It really pounds the little plagues into their minds from week to week.

Pharaoh Lunch Bag Craft

The 10 Plagues of Egypt-Death of Firstborn

Pharaoh Lunch Bag Craft

• Pharaoh Template (Colored) (black and white)
• Brown Lunch Bag or White
• Tape or Stick Glue
• Scissors

Print and cut out Pharaoh and the words. Glue or tape to the brown lunch bag.  Use this Pharaoh craft to go along with the death of firstborn lesson. Since this comes in two parts you will be able to put your hand in it and turn it into a hand puppet.

Pharaoh Cupcake

The 10th Plague of Egypt-Death of Firstborn

Pharaoh Cupcake

Exodus 11:5-And all the firstborn in the land of Egypt shall die, from the firstborn of Pharaoh that sitteth upon his throne, even unto the firstborn of the maidservant that is behind the mill; and all the firstborn of beasts.

• Pharaoh Template (printable version)
• Yellow Cake Mix
• Chocolate Rocks
• Honey
• Toothpick
• Tape

Bake your cupcake. When finished baking them let them cool off. Drizzle honey on top of cupcake and add your chocolate rocks on top. Print Pharaoh template off and cut him out. Tape it to a toothpick. Stick it down in cupcake. Use this Pharaoh cupcake to go along with the The 10th Plague of Egypt Death of Firstborn Sunday school lesson.

You can always skip the honey and rocks and just add regular frosting to the cupcake instead. I just thought I would use the rocks cause I had them on hand. I really like baking cupcakes for the kids because they are so easy to make, and don't cost very much.

We have Crafts, Coloring Pages, Mazes, Color By Number, Find The Difference and more to go with this Pharaoh Cupcake. This will help you to be able to put a whole lesson together for your children's church or Sunday school. 

Easter Tomb Resurrection Cupcakes

Easter Tomb Resurrection Cupcakes Jesus Lives Template (Printable Version) Yellow Cake Mix Betty Crocker Sky Blue Cupcake Icing Toothpick Tape Cupcake Wraps By Wilton (optional) Bake your cupcakes. Use some blue Wilton Betty Crocker sky blue frosting on top of the cupcake. Print off Jesus Lives template and cut them out. Tape to a toothpick and stick down in the cupcake. Add a cupcake wrap around the cupcake for an extra touch if you want. For more Easter Recipes or Bible Recipes check out Church House Collection.