Teaching the true meaning of Easter is so important, especially with young children. In this post, I’m sharing five meaningful Christian Easter crafts that help students understand the Easter story in a hands-on, age-appropriate way. These art projects combine faith and creativity and are perfect for classrooms, Sunday school, Christian schools, or homeschool.
Scented or Unscented Gingerbread Man Craft Scented Gingerbread Man Materials: sandpaper cinnamon sticks colored glue – mix glue with either food coloring or tempera paint googly eyes (optional) buttons or pom poms (optional) Cut out a gingerbread man shape from the sandpaper (one for each child). Scrape a cinnamon stick all over the sandpaper gingerbread […]
Teaching the true meaning of Christmas is one of my favorite parts of December in a Christian classroom. These Nativity crafts and narrated digital activities are simple to prep, meaningful for young learners, and help students better understand the story of Jesus’ birth in a hands-on way. From an adorable Baby Jesus ornament to a Nativity stable craft and an engaging narrated Nativity story with self-checking questions, these ideas make it easy to keep students focused, learning, and centered on what Christmas is really about.
This simple and fun craft project is perfect for the Fourth of July or New Year. Supplies Needed: paint or glue glitter Q-Tips construction paper Place a few circles of paint or glue on the construction paper for each child. Children use Q-Tips to spread out the paint in a star or firework shape. Sprinkle […]
Earth Day Suncatcher Materials: clean plastic lids from margarine containers or other round plastic containers glue blue food coloring green markers yarn This craft not only creates beautiful earth suncatchers but also utilizes recycled materials (plastic container lids and half-used glue bottles). Color the glue blue – If you have half-used glue bottles simply drop […]