Good friday preschool craft

This craft is a good way to help little ones follow the events of what happened on the first Good Friday. Simply turn the hands of the clock to the correct time while reflecting on what Jesus went …

Happy Lent! Lent always sneaks up on me every year, but I love the season of simple, quiet, and introspection. This is a time we set aside each year to...

5 Christian crafts for kids that offer meaningful ways for children to understand and celebrate the true meaning of Easter. Each art project reminds students of The Easter story, like this cross which is made with the fingerprints of the entire class reminding each student that Jesus died for each one of us. Visit the blog post to see 5 creative ideas for combing fun crafts with faith!

Check out all of my faith-based Easter crafts and recipies for kids here! We tried our hand at salt paintings, and it was so much fun! Easy, fast, and seriously... did I mention fun?! To

Thank you Jesus worksheet that you can customize and print for kids.

Engaging your kids in printable Christian Easter crafts provides a creative and meaningful way to explore the holidays significance..

If you're looking for a simple yet stunning keepsake preschool art craft for Easter we have a fun and free printable cross template for you. Not only will your students have a fun and engaging time with this Easter cross art project but they'll have a fun and vibrant keepsake they can take home to remember and retell the story of Easter.

Follow our step by step instructions to create your own paper craft all about Good Friday. Children will use their handprint outlines to create a simple paper collage about Good Friday. This would be a great activity to follow learning about Good Friday and the Easter Story. The finished paper crafts would make a great display or Easter card. Our step by step instructions are supported by photographs so you can see each element needed to complete this Good Friday craft.

This craft is so fun to do with kids of all ages. It just takes some paint, paper, cotton balls and a little creativity and you end up with an adorable cross craft. As the Easter season approaches this activity is a great way to start conversations about why Easter is so special.