Easter Bible Crafts for Sunday School Page 2
How to Make Easter Crafts for Sunday School and Bible School
"He Lives! Pool Noodle Easter Craft for Kids
What you will need:
Serrated Knife (Bread Knife)
Card Stock
Colored Pencils
Glue
What to do:
1. Before class use a ruler to mark off four-inch sections on the pool noodle.
2. Cut the pool noodle at each mark with a serrated knife making cylinder shapes. Then cut the cylinder shapes in half, lengthwise to make the holders.
3. Cut a slit at the rounded top of the holder lengthwise across the center of the cylinder about 1/2" deep. Use this slit to hold the Bible verse card.
4. Print out the Bible verse cards onto card stock.
Instant Download - 2 Patterns in Color and in Black and White
5. In class have your children decorate the holders with liquid chalk markers and foam shapes, and place the Bible verse card in to holder.
Resurrection Interactive Easter Story Craft with Stick Puppets
This Easter display can be used as a craft and as a Bible lesson review. Print out the stick puppets and have your children reenact the Easter story. Included with this craft are patterns for the stone over the tomb, angel, two women bringing spices, two happy women, two disciples, Jesus, two guards, three crosses with John 3:16 Bible verse, and the son pattern. the patterns for the Easter Interactive coloring craft is also
To make this craft you will need green, blue and white paper, craft sticks, colored printer, glue, large paper plate, brass brad, and scissors.
The patterns for this craft are available to members or as an instant download. (See below.)
The foreground picture says, "Is Jesus in the tomb? Roll the stone away!
Instant Download Pattern - Includes 12 pages: the Easter Interactive Patterns, Easter Changing Scene Patterns, and the Small Easter Stick Puppets
Large Easter Stick Puppets
Use the Easter Stick Puppet to review your Easter lesson. This stick puppets are larger than the ones pictured above. Each puppet is about five inches tall.
Instant Download Pattern - Jesus, two disciples, two women with spices facing left, two women with spices facing right, two happy women, angels facing right, angels facing left, two guards, scared guards, crosses and sun.
He is Risen Paper Plate Bible Craft
What you will need:
Paper Plates
Water Color Paint and Paint Brushes or Crayons
Black Card Stock or Construction Paper (You can also use 4 1/2" Craft Sticks and 2 1/2" Mini Craft Sticks)
Yellow Paper (Optional)
Scissors
Low Temperature Glue Gun with Glue Sticks, Glue, and Magic Marker or Sharpie Marker
How to Make the Easter Paper Plate Craft:
1. Cut the bottom three inches off of a paper plate. Measure three inches up from the very bottom of the plate and draw a line straight across the plate from side to side.
2. Glue the two sections of paper plate together top to top so that the cut edges are at the bottom.
3. Cut a six-inch circle from yellow paper and glue it to the center of the plate. Fold back the bottom part of the circle so that it comes out the back of the plate. This will help the piece stand up. Instead of using yellow paper, you can just paint the inside circle.
4. Paint the paper plates and write "He is Risen!" at the top with a magic Marker.
5. Cut cross shapes from black card stock or construction paper and glue them to the front paper plate.
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Flower Stick Puppet to Tell the Easter Story
Use flower stick puppets to tell the story of Easter.
Decorate an Empty Easter Egg
This craft goes along with the free Bible lesson "A Very Special Egg".
What you will need:
Liquid Chalk Markers or Stickers
Large Plastic Eggs with Holes at the Top
Very Thin Ribbon
Colorful Paper or Card Stock
Hole Punch
What to do:
1. Before class print out the poems onto colorful paper and cut them apart. Use a hole punch to punch holes in the corners. (Instead of using the poem, you could print out the Bible verse on a card.)
2. Cut ribbon about 6" long so that there are points at each end. Poke the ribbon through the tiny holes from the inside to the outside. Pull the ribbon through the holes and tie the poem card to the ribbon.
3. In class have your children decorate the eggs with liquid chalk markers. If you have very young children, you stickers instead.
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