25 Meaningful Christian Easter Crafts & Activities for Kids

If your kiddos love to bake and make Easter treats, here are 20 different snacks and desserts to make that keep the focus on Jesus!

Sharing baked treats is a great way to show generosity and the true meaning of Easter with neighbors or teachers. You can make simple cross cookies with the kids (linked here) or even cross Oreo pops to give as gifts. There's also a free printable tag in both posts that you can include!

This fun slider craft is a great way to show children how the stone was rolled away!

If your kiddos love coloring, moving the focus to Jesus' resurrection is a fantastic way to keep your celebration fixed on Christ.

This is a simple craft that gets your toddler involved! Handprint crafts are always a hit with the little ones. This one is a beautiful keepsake that you can treasure for years to come.

This is a wonderful way to teach children the Easter story - each egg tells a different part and carries a symbol that represents it! A scavenger hunt is also a fun way to make it come alive.

This is another fun activity that sends kids on a scavenger hunt to find their Easter baskets! By answering each question about the story of Jesus' resurrection, another clue is revealed to send them on their way!

Here's another handprint craft, with no paint involved! With hands that are reminiscent of the rising sun, I love how this one turns out!

I absolutely love this idea, especially if you have older kids! It's a great way to engage them and keep their attention on the true meaning of our celebrating.

Most kids love working with clay, and this would be a great project for both young and older kids! You can make your own salt dough clay or this can easily work with air dry clay as well!

Rock painting has been a hit in my circles lately, and I just LOVE the idea of doing this with rocks that tell the Easter story! Another great activity for the older kids.

Palm Sunday is sometimes an under-emphasized part of the Resurrection story, but I love how this activity teaches the prologue - Jesus hailed as King.

I love how this beautiful child's craft turned out! You can get the He is Risen message in English and in Spanish!

I love this visual of this reality - Jesus paid it all! Gorgeous craft idea if you don't have little who like to put coins in their mouths!

If your kids like to help with decorating, here are 20+ Easter crafts that can be used as decorations in the home, including this easy, DIY cross wreath! So many gorgeous ideas included in this post. It's a lovely way to proclaim Christ's resurrection through your house, all through the season.

This is a really beautiful activity to participate in. Each day, you'll read a different part of the Easter week story, with a hands-on activity that goes along with it... I LOVE this one.

Decorating Easter eggs is a well-loved tradition for most of us - I love that you can create that Egg wrappers that focus on the true meaning of Easter!

This is another wonderful Easter activity that you can use to teach your children the Easter story in a memorable way.

i love that kids can make their very own Easter wreath - this is a wonderful project that tells the whole Easter story.

This is an adorable craft that you create where you spin the circle to reveal another part of the Easter story!

Kids will love making this reenactment of Jesus' resurrection!

I love the idea of a countdown to Easter. This tree is filled with all kinds of activities to bring the Easter story and its message to life for kids.

This is a fun project for kids that will keep them busy! They will love to the movable Jesus in this adorable craft.

We did this Easter craft with our homeschool group, and it was an absolute hit!

We loved doing the resurrection garden so much that we made an outdoor version as a porch planter! If your kids like to get in the dirt and plant flowers, this is a super fun activity.

Kids will have a blast making this replica of the tomb, with the stone rolled away!

This is a great teaching tool and an excellent way to keep things fun while also getting the Easter story into your child's headspace.

Resist projects are some of my favorites, and I love this version that celebrates the cross.