Easy Easter Crafts and Printables for Kids
Easter gives families a chance to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection and spend time creating together. Whether you are planning a Sunday school lesson, preparing for an Easter gathering, or looking for a quiet activity at home, you will find Easter crafts and printables here for children to enjoy.
Browse by activity below. There are projects about the Easter story, printable games and coloring pages, and cheerful spring crafts with bunnies and chicks. Each link takes you to the full project and download instructions, including a printable.
Christian Easter Crafts for Kids
These hands-on projects help children explore the Easter story through art and building.
- He Is Risen Easter paper craft: Use the free template to create an empty tomb scene.
- Cross suncatcher craft: Make a colorful cross to display in a sunny window.
- Cross paper plate craft: Try a simple cross project for home, a classroom, or Sunday school.
- Build a LEGO Easter tomb: Use bricks to build a model of the empty tomb.
- Free printable cross templates: Choose from several cross sizes for cards, decorations, and other Easter craft ideas.
For a Holy Week activity, read the Easter story with your children before choosing a craft. Ask them what the cross and empty tomb help us remember.
Easter Story Printables and Bible Activities
Print one activity for a quiet afternoon or combine several for a Sunday school station.
- Christ-centered Easter coloring pages: Color pages focused on Easter’s Christian meaning.
- Easter cross coloring pages: Use these pages alongside a conversation about the cross.
- Easter Bible verse cards: Print Scripture cards to read together or tuck into Easter baskets.
- Jelly Bean Poem printable: Use the colors in the poem as a starting point for talking about the Easter message.
- Easter story snack mix printable: Pair a snack activity with a printable explanation of the Easter story.
- Christian Easter word search: Find words connected to Easter and the resurrection.
- Christian Easter word scramble: Try another word activity for children who enjoy puzzles.
- He Is Risen Easter printables: Find a banner and Scripture-themed printables for celebrating at home.
For younger children, read the words on a printable together and let them color or point to the pictures. Older children can complete a word puzzle more independently.
Easter Bunny and Chick Crafts
These paper crafts add a playful spring activity to your Easter plans. Prepare the pieces ahead of time for younger children, or let older kids practice tracing and cutting.
- Rocking bunny Easter paper craft: Make a bunny craft using the printable template.
- Easter bunny paper craft: Put together a simple bunny project.
- Paper chick Easter craft: Use the free template to make a bright spring chick.
- Rocking chick Easter paper craft: Create a chick that rocks.
- Easter bunny black line glue art: Make a bunny picture with black glue and color.
Easter Egg Hunt Printables and Family Fun
A few printed pages can help you prepare an egg hunt or keep children busy while family gathers.
- Easter egg hunt printable signs: Add signs to an indoor or outdoor hunt.
- You’ve Been Egged printable: Plan a surprise egg hunt for another family.
- Easter jokes and puns printable: Share a few laughs around the Easter table.
For a mixed-age gathering, set out coloring pages for younger children and word games for older kids. That gives everyone an activity they can choose.
More Spring Crafts and Creative Projects
These projects fit well during the weeks leading up to Easter or during a spring craft day.
- Easter Peeps playdough: Make a colorful sensory activity.
- Egg carton flowers: Reuse an egg carton to make spring flowers.
- Carrot paper plate craft: Add a carrot project to a bunny or garden theme.
If you use a cutting machine, you can also explore the free Easter cross SVG, Easter tomb SVGs, and Cricut Easter jars craft.
How to Choose an Easter Activity by Age
Toddlers and preschoolers: Start with coloring pages, a prepared paper craft, or playdough. Help with cutting and keep small pieces out of reach when needed.
Kindergarten and early elementary: Try a bunny or chick craft, the Jelly Bean Poem printable, or a cross suncatcher with adult help.
Older elementary children: Invite them to build the LEGO Easter tomb, complete a word puzzle, or help younger children prepare an egg hunt.
You can use these Easter craft printables at home, in a classroom, or at church. Pick one activity that helps your children talk about the meaning of Easter and another that simply lets them enjoy creating together. Both can become part of a celebration they remember.