This is a wonderful way to make the story more hands on for the kids. Each part in Jesus' journey to the cross, grave, and rising again has a prop and then an explanation. We are keeping the story simple this year, because they are so young. For older ones you could go further in-depth and maybe make up your own props. This craft is free (if you have plastic eggs leftover or bought at a garage sale:) ) and will last quite a few years down the road.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Eco Easter Crafts
We made two free crafts this Easter week. One being the Resurrection Eggs and then what I like to call the "Eco-Easter" bunny.
This is a wonderful way to make the story more hands on for the kids. Each part in Jesus' journey to the cross, grave, and rising again has a prop and then an explanation. We are keeping the story simple this year, because they are so young. For older ones you could go further in-depth and maybe make up your own props. This craft is free (if you have plastic eggs leftover or bought at a garage sale:) ) and will last quite a few years down the road.
This is a wonderful way to make the story more hands on for the kids. Each part in Jesus' journey to the cross, grave, and rising again has a prop and then an explanation. We are keeping the story simple this year, because they are so young. For older ones you could go further in-depth and maybe make up your own props. This craft is free (if you have plastic eggs leftover or bought at a garage sale:) ) and will last quite a few years down the road.
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