Looking for Bible Easter Crafts for Kids? Whether you’re teaching at church, leading a Bible club, or crafting at home, these 7 creative Easter crafts will help kids engage with the story of Jesus’ resurrection in a meaningful way.
Each craft is designed to make the Easter message come alive and is available in six different Bible versions: CSB, ESV, KJV, NASB, NIV, and NKJV.
Let’s dive in and find the perfect Easter craft for your kids!
1. Bible Easter Bookmarks
I love helping my kids make bookmarks. Why? They not only print on one sheet of paper, but they are easy to adjust for different age groups. For example, you might have pre-cut bookmarks and cardstock for preschoolers. These young children will enjoy coloring the images and gluing the bookmarks to a background paper color.
Older kids? No problem! Have your older kids cut out their own bookmarks and backgrounds. Older kids can even add tassels or ribbons.
If you really want to “wow” your kids, cover the finished bookmarks with clear contact paper or laminate them for a durable keepsake.
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2. “He is Risen” Paper Easter Scene Craft
Looking for more great Easter Bible Crafts? Here’s a fun one: The “He is Risen” Paper Easter Scene
This Bible craft is easy to print, cut out, and set up. Kids can choose which animals they would like to include in their own Easter scene.
The entire Easter scene stands up with the addition of the a paper “footer” on the bottom. Letters spelling “He is Risen” hang across the top.
This craft is not only fun to make, it’s also adorable for kids to take home and proudly display.
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3. Easter Finger Puzzle
Did you ever play with one of these finger puzzles when you were young? These origami finger puzzles are made of one sheet of folded paper. After they have been cut out and folded, kids can play with them by opening the puzzle and the flaps.
These Easter Bible Crafts open to reveal questions about Jesus death and resurrection and Bible verses that will help your kids answer the questions.
These crafts are perfect for kids who can cut and fold well. I recommend them for third grade and up. Click the button below to get your copy of this fun Easter craft.
4. Easter Mini Book Bible Easter Crafts for Kids
Would you like to have your kids make Easter Bible crafts that actually help your kids learn the Bible story of Jesus’ death and resurrection? Try this Easter mini book!
This mini book prints on just one page of paper. Your kids can cut it out and fold it into a “book” with pages that really turn!
Here’s the final result:
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5. Jesus’ Resurrection Bible Story Cube
Kids love to make things that they can play with! This Jesus’ Resurrection Bible Story Cube is a craft that not only can be played with, it also helps kids get to know the Bible story of Jesus’ Resurrection.
This simple craft prints on one sheet of paper. Your kids will cut out the shape. Then, they will fold the sides and use double sided tape, regular tape, or glue to hold the cube together.
This Bible Story cube includes sides showing the Triumphal Entry, The Last Supper, Jesus Crucifixion, The Empty Tomb, Jesus’ Ascension, and Jesus preparing a place for us in heaven.
This Easter Bible Craft is perfect for Sunday School, Christian School, Homeschool, Bible Club, or home use. Get your copy by clicking the button below!
6. Easter Story Box Puzzle Craft
If you like the idea of the Easter Bible Story Cube but your kids are a little older, this craft is for you!
In this Easter Story Box Puzzle Craft, your kids will make 4 different cubes. Each cube includes 1/4 of a picture. When your kids match the four cubes together correctly, they will be able to create the whole picture.
Just like the single Bible Story Cube, these puzzles include pictures of the Triumphal Entry, The Last Supper, Jesus Crucifixion, The Empty Tomb, Jesus’ Ascension, and Jesus preparing a place for us in heaven.
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7. Easter Activity Notebook
The last of the Easter Bible Crafts for Kids is this Easter Activity Notebook. This is a set of Easter activity pages that masquerade as a craft. Or, possibly, it is a craft that masquerades as activity pages. Regardless, this gives your kids something to cut, color, staple, and complete!
To complete these activity notebooks, your kids will cut and fold the front cover. Then, they will cut out the individual pages and staple them into the booklet.
The cover of this Easter Activity Notebook unfolds to reveal 10 different activity pages that can be flipped upwards as your kids work through the activity notebook. Activities include a wordsearch, a verse maze, a crossword puzzle, and a secret code!
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Whether you’re planning Easter Bible crafts for Sunday School, a classroom, or family devotions, these fun and faith-filled activities will help kids connect with the true meaning of Easter.
I’d love to hear which craft you’re excited to try! Scroll down and leave a comment—let’s celebrate this season together!
May God bless you!
