EmailHere is another craft idea from Cullen’s Abc’s. Watch the video below for her full instructions for making an Easter basket with your children. You will need white paper sacks (lunch bag size), decorative scissors, colored construction paper, and stickers or markers for decorating. For a more advanced option you can use paint and cookie cutters for stencils.
I would recommend adding some scripture quotes about Easter to the bag, especially if your using this craft at church. “He is not here, He is risen!” Luke 24:6. This would be a great Easter Sunday School craft leading up to an egg hunt at church.
You can also watch this Easter craft video directly on YouTube. Be sure to check out the rest of Cullen’s Easter Craft & Song Ideas.
Need More Ideas? Browse our full list of Easter ideas for children’s ministry. You can also find a “He is Alive” lesson from our friends at Sojourn Kids.
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- Christian Easter Songs For Preschool Children
- Free Easter Crafts Ideas for Sunday School
- Easter Resources for Children’s Ministry
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Our Wednesday night class of children made the Easter basket and talked about what Easter is really about. Instead of eggs we put a scripture in our baskets and next week we are making the resurrection eggs to add to the basket. Thanks
Do you sell any catalogs with craft instructions in them? I like your crafts because they are simple and can be done in a short time after their lesson.
Sorry we do not. All our materials is free online and not for sale.
Hve been tying to get the patterns for the resurrection eggs, want to make one but need the patterns. Thanks Libby
Here’s the link from Cullen’s website:
http://cullensabcs.com/patterns/resurrectioneggspattern.pdf
Loved the demo of the Resurrection Easter Eggs, but kept missing the web sight to go to get the cutouts for the donkey, sword, etc. as well as the comments to each egg. I can’t wait to do this for my Sunday School class Easter Sunday. Thanks…Brenda Salyers