Explaining Easter to a Child Using the Jelly Bean Poem

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Explaining Easter to a child is important because the Easter story is our most powerful message of hope. It is a story of love, redemption, and resurrection. On Easter Sunday, we celebrate Jesus’ victory over death and sin.

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the easter story poem for kids, telling the easter story using jelly beans the easter story poem for kids, telling the easter story using jelly beans
green is for the branches they waved while shouting Hosanna unashamed. Orange is for the meal they shared before Jesus revealed what lay ahead.  Blue is how His disciples felt when Jesus stood innocent as an unfair sentence was dealt.  Black stands four your sins and mine the reason why God sent His only son to die Red is for the Blood Jesus shed on the cross of Calvary, for you His beloved.

This message gives us hope for the future and reminds us that God is always in control no matter what happens in this world. We have provided a free printable and easy illustration using Jelly Beans and the Jelly Bean poem to help you have a fun and effective way to explain the story of Jesus’s resurrection to your children. May you find comfort and peace in the Easter story this year!

Explaining Easter to a Child – A Fun and Visual Activity

The Jelly Beam Poem is the perfect way to describe the story of the resurrection to your child visually. This would work well with children who may not be reading well yet, especially those who are visual learners.

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There’s a story to tell each and every year

Grab a bag of Jelly Beans And prepare to hear

The reason we celebrate Resurrection morning

has to be shared with one and all.

Explaining Easter to your child using the Jelly Bean Poem

Green is for the branches they waved
while shouting Hosanna, unashamed 

Orange is for the meal they shared
before Jesus revealed what lay ahead
Blue is how His disciples felt
when Jesus stood innocent as an unfair sentence was dealt
Black stands for your sins, and mine
the reason why God sent His Only Son to die 

Red is for the Blood Jesus shed
on the Cross of Calvary, for you, His beloved.

White is for the linen that lay
after Jesus arose that glorious Resurrection day. 

Yellow represents that heavenly home
with streets of gold that God’s children can roam. 

Purple celebrates the King of kings is alive

the hope of Resurrection never dies.

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Explaining Easter to a child – Happy Easter! He is Risen!

It’s Easter time, and that means it’s time to reflect on the resurrection story of Jesus Christ. This message has resonated with people for centuries and will continue for years. It is the most powerful message: the message of salvation.

The message is that believing in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ will give you eternal salvation. As we celebrate Easter this year, let’s take a moment to reflect on the powerful meaning behind this story.

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The Easter Story for Kids

The Easter story begins with the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This was a tragic event, but it was also one foretold by prophets for centuries. Christ’s death was not the end of the story, though. Three days later, He rose from the dead, proving that He is the Son of God.

This act of love and sacrifice makes Easter a special holiday. It is a time to remember that no matter how dark things may seem, there is always hope. Christ’s resurrection is a reminder of that.

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Easter is also a time to reflect on our own lives. Just as Christ sacrificed himself for our sake, we should be willing to sacrifice for others. We should also remember that we are never alone. Christ is always with us, even in our darkest moments. He is the light that guides us through the darkness.

This Easter, let us all take a moment to reflect on the powerful message of hope at the heart of the Easter story. Remember that no matter what life throws our way, we can always find hope in Christ. Happy Easter—He is Risen!

Please let us know in the comments if your child enjoyed the Jelly Bean Poem.

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