Adorable Handprint Easter Resurrection Craft Ideas for Kids
I love finding time during the Easter season to do crafts with my preschool Sunday School kids! This Easter resurrection craft is from our preschool Sunday School curriculum was new to us this year and we loved it!
We did not have Easter services at church this year because of COVID-19, but my 7 year old and I did this craft at home anyway!
What You’ll Need
The wonderful thing about this Easter resurrection craft is you can pretty much do it with things you have around the house. You’ll need…
- Lima beans
- Yellow craft paint
- Green and blue construction paper
- Bible verse and tomb printables
Make Your Own
Once you have your materials ready, it’s time to get started! Print out the bible verse and tomb printables from this Easter Bible Story unit. I printed the bible verse on blue paper and the tomb on white cardstock.
Use a half sheet of green paper to glue to the bottom as the “grass.”
Then, paint your kid’s hand yellow and put the handprint just an inch or two above the green paper so that the handprint will fit in between the “grass” and the verse. You may need to use a smaller amount of green paper and that’s totally fine!
Next, glue the tomb on top of the grass and handprint sunrise.
Last, fill the stone tomb with lima bean stones. Use liquid glue, not a glue stick for this! 🙂
When it’s finished, it will look something like this…
I hope you enjoy making these as much as we did! You can find this Easter resurrection craft and many more activities in my Easter Bible Story Unit from my Year 3 preschool Sunday School curriculum.
