What are your favorite Easter crafts?
As Easter approaches I am always collecting ideas to try with my students.
My choices have to be manageable for primary students, either as a large group, or as a small group in the hallway with a helping parent. Here are some fun and easy Easter craft ideas!
BUNNY CANDY HOLDER
This is a cute way to hide some candy! Cover the bottom and drop some candy inside!
Click HERE to see instructions.
CHICKS IN THE GRASS CRAFT
Click HERE to see it.
HANDPRINT LILLIES CRAFT
Click HERE to see more!
POTATO PRINT EGGS CRAFT
Click HERE to see more.
PAPER EGGS CRAFT
Click HERE to see more.
EASTER BUNNY GARLAND BANNER
Click HERE to see more.
TIP PAINTED EGGS CRAFT
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BUNNY BOOKMARK
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EGG WREATH
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EGG COLORING PAGES
Click HERE to see more.
PIPE CLEANER BUNNY EARS
Click HERE to see more.
BUNNY FLOWER POT CRAFT
Click HERE to see more.
TUBE BUNNY FAMILY CRAFT
Click HERE to see more.
BUNNY PAPER PLATE HAT
Click HERE to see more.
PIPE CLEANER BUNNY CRAFT
Click HERE to see more.
COLOR BY NUMBER FOR EASTER
Click HERE to see editable color by number math worksheets (or choose to have the equations already filled in for you) that are perfect for independent literacy centers.
DIRECTED DRAWING & WRITING PROMPTS
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STEP BY STEP EASTER CRAFTS KIT
Click HERE to see step by step craft tutorials for Easter and the entire school year!
This craft was made with a simple template and scrapbook paper as the background. This makes every bunny unique even when using the same templates! The nose is made with a gray or pink pompom.
STAINED GLASS EASTER BUNNY PROJECT
Click below to get a FREE stained glass style coloring project delivered to your inbox!
After students color with markers, use a Q-Tip (or fingers) to rub the surface with vegetable oil.
Let it sink into the paper, and then rub off the extra oil with a paper towel.
When you hang it on the window, you will see that the paper is now translucent like a stained glass window!
Click below to download!
I hope you found some cute and easy ideas to try with your students or children! I’d love to hear about any of your favorite crafts from class in the comments below!
See you next time!
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