Easter Bible crafts & activities
Wonderful news.
Jesus is alive!
An empty tomb. A joyful discovery. Easter Bible crafts that help little hands tell the wonderful story of Jesus rising again.
Find Easter craftsFor Sunday school, homeschool and making together at home.
Print. Make. Wonder.
Resurrection crafts for little hands
Choose an Easter Sunday school craft to colour, fold or retell. These are real printable activities from our craft collection.
15 crafts to explore
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The Bible connection · Luke 24:1–12
The stone was moved. The news was wonderful.
The women went to the tomb early in the morning. They found the stone rolled away, but Jesus’ body was not there. They were told that Jesus had risen, and they went to share the news.
Wonder togetherWhy do you think the women wanted to tell the others straight away?
Read the Bible storyA short children’s retelling. Open the story to explore the Bible passages.
A little Easter discovery · Free activity
Roll the stone. Share the joy.
Open our paper tomb, then tell someone the good news. Read Luke 24 together to discover what the women found.
Jesus is risen!Share the wonderful news. · Luke 24:6
A little paper garden. A wonderful discovery.
Off-screen making
Make a little empty-tomb scene
You’ll needPaper, crayons, a paper plate or a spare piece of card, scissors and glue.
For younger children, prepare the circle and tomb opening beforehand. Older children can add a reference to Luke 24:6 and retell the discovery to a partner.
Fold a piece of card so your scene can stand. Draw a garden and an open tomb.
Cut a large paper circle for the stone. Ask a grown-up to help with cutting.
Place the stone beside the opening. Add flowers and tell the Easter story in your own words.
For the grown-ups
A little help with Easter.
Easter celebrates Jesus’ resurrection. Keep the focus on hope and new life, and let children ask honest questions about the story.
What are good Easter Bible crafts for Sunday school?
An empty-tomb scene, a resurrection story book or a prayer-hands craft gives children something to handle as they retell the story. Pick a format that fits your group’s reading and cutting skills.
Can I use these resurrection crafts at home?
Yes. The printable crafts can be used at home, homeschool or church under the licence shown on each product. Read the product page for the included files, language and suggested ages.
How can I talk about Easter with younger children?
Use a short, gentle retelling focused on Jesus’ love, the empty tomb and the joy of the resurrection. Invite questions and adapt the detail to the children in your care.
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