Christian easter art for kids

Christian crafts for kids: ideas for Sunday school, vacation Bible school, CCD classes and home school.

It is a very special time of year to focus on the hope we have in Christ. As a gift to our artists, Nana shares Easter Video Art Lessons.

Looking for fun and meaningful Christian Easter Crafts for Kids? Check out these 35+ Christ-centered Easter crafts that are perfect for little hands and big hearts! From resurrection eggs to cross-themed art projects, these crafts are a great way to focus on the true meaning of Easter. Start creating memories and learning about the love of Christ with our collection of Christian Easter crafts today!

These Christ-centered Easter Crafts will help you and your family focus on the real reason we celebrate Easter - our Lord Jesus Christ. #eastercrafts #heisrisen #christiancraftsforkids

You'll love this gorgeous Easter Craft for Kids that's perfect for the classroom, homeschool, or Sunday School setting. With just a few supplies, your kids will love creating this beautiful keepsake.

Make this easy cross craft on canvas and you are left with a frameable piece of artwork. A great faith based Easter craft or activity all year round.

Celebrate the resurection with these Jesus Easter crafts! LOTS of religious easter crafts for kids of all ages!

The cross. Check out these lyrics from one of my favorite Hillsong worship tunes… At the cross I bow my knee Where Your blood was shed for me There’s no greater love than this You have overcome the grave Glory fills the highest place What can separate me now? You tore the veil You made […]

Religious Easter crafts for kids are fun for everyone. Share the Easter story in a natural and hands-on way with these Christian Easter crafts. Will you make a resurrection garden or enjoy egg your neighbors? (it's not what you think!)

Inspired by the Easter Story Wreath I saw at Oriental Trading (pictured below), I thought it'd be fun to draw my own version for kids to color, cut and assemble! I wanted to include Pentecost in my wreath (it's not included in the one above) and also add scripture verses to make it tell the Easter story in better detail. (And by-the-way, I really didn't care for the "happy hippy" Jesus in their wreath--I mean, he's SMILING during the agony in the garden? Really?) So anyway, here is my own…