Arts And Crafts: Stained Glass Cross
This craft is easy to make and it looks great. Decorate your windows with stained glass crosses to celebrate the Easter season!
Level: K-2
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Arts And Crafts: Easter Angel Handprint
This Easter craft comes with a personal touch. Each student will trace his or her own handprints to create a unique and meaningful Easter angel. Adding glitter ... Read More...
Arts And Crafts: Paper-plate Angel (Easter)
Easter is a time to rejoice and renew our faith in God. This angel proclaims the good news that Jesus has been raised from the dead! Made with simple materials,... Read More...
Arts And Crafts: Jesus Lives! Handprint
Raise your hands in celebration! Jesus Lives! This is a simple craft to celebrate the joy of Easter. It uses no special materials, and each handprint will be un... Read More...
Arts And Crafts: Easter Cross
This craft provides a simple, tactile way to create a beautiful Lenten or Easter cross with your students. The only special material you will need is heavyweigh... Read More...
Displays: He Is Risen
Remind your students of the true meaning of Easter Sunday with this simple classroom display. When Jesus died for our sins, and rose again in fulfillment of the... Read More...
Games: The Easter Events
This downloadable Ppt game is a good way for students to explore the events of the Easter season. Customize the Ppt to suit the needs of your students.
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Worksheet: The Triduum
Do your students know the special events of Holy Week?
Use The Triduum worksheet to help students show their understanding in text and illustrations.
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Arts and Crafts: Palm Sunday Frond
These Palm Sunday fronds look great and they are easy to make. They are perfect for younger students, to re-enact Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem or use t... Read More...