Do you know what your house is missing? I bet your answer to that question wasn’t cute bunnies and colorful eggs, right?
Well, ready or not, Easter is coming up fast, and it’s time to get in the spirit. One of my fav ways to celebrate Easter and welcome spring is with Easter crafts for kids, like the 25 I’m about to share with you.
Feel like you don’t have time for Easter art and craft projects? I hear you. There’s a lot to do during spring.
The good news is that whether you’re looking for preschool Easter crafts or options for older kids, they don’t have to be messy or complicated. I promise.
Nope, Easter crafts for kids can be fun and easy and help you get your home Easter Bunny-worthy!
What would Easter be without the Easter Bunny? Kick off your Easter art and craft session by creating some “wascally wabbits” as Elmer Fudd would say. (While these rabbits may indeed by “wascally,” they’re also adorable!)
1. Easter Bunny Hat – I promised you Easter crafts (preschool level and beyond) could be easy and mess-free, and I’m making good on that promise with this first option. It’s a printable craft that is perfect when you have limited time on your hands!
2. Paper Plate Foot Print Bunny – However, if you are up for a little mess, look no further. This “bunny” made by painting your little one’s feet is beyond adorable. (Yes, I did say paint.)
3. Brown Bag Bunny – Having an Easter party? This simple kids Easter craft project is a fun and frugal way to turn plain brown paper bags into swag bags the Easter Bunny himself would want.
4. Toilet Paper Roll Bunnies – Reuse toilet paper rolls for this colorful craft project.
5. I am the Bunny – Of all the Easter crafts for kids, this one might be the hardest to pack away after the holiday is over. After all, what could be cuter than your little one turned into a bunny?
6. Bunny Besties – Celebrate the beauty of friendship with this Easter art printable craft. It’s sweet and simple. If you feel like adding another level to this project, consider cutting out the faces of your kids or your child and their besties and adding them to the bunnies.
7. Hand Print Bunny – Think you’re ready to handle a little more mess? If so, check out these preschool Easter crafts, which will provide your child with entertainment and a tactile experience. (You got this, Mom!)
8. Bunny Masks – Playing pretend with the help of kids Easter crafts, like this one, is a great way to help your kids engage and expand their imaginations.
9. Cotton Ball Hand and Foot Print Easter Bunny – While this project calls for cotton balls, feel free to get creative. Use pom pom balls of different colors and sizes or other leftover crafting supplies, like balled up pieces of yarn, to create this bunny.
Is your house filling up with rabbits faster than you can count? How about moving on to some other Easter must-haves like fuzzy, funny, and cute chicks?
10. Goofy Printable Chick – This long-legged gangly chick is as goofy as he is cute, which is to say very. This printable Easter craft for kids is quick, easy, and low-mess.
11. Wooden Spoon Spring Chick – Pick up old wooden spoons at a local garage sale or community thrift store to make this craft project fun and frugal!
12. Paper Plate Baby Chick Purse – Is this an Easter craft for kids or the season’s hottest accessory? It’s both! Move over Chanel because this is the bag everyone is going to want.
13. Sponge Painted Spring Chicks – Don’t let the paint scare you off. This preschool Easter crafts project uses sponges instead of little fingers and toes to create adorable spring chicks.
14. Paper Plate Baby Chick – Looking for Easter crafts preschool-level? Look no further. Oh, and if you don’t have yellow paper plates, no worries! Simple challenge your kids to color the plates with crayons, washable markers, etc., before getting started.
15. Styrofoam Ball Easter Chick – With a styrofoam ball, available at any crafting store, and some tissue paper, you and your kids will create a 3D chick.
Are you planning an Easter party? Get your kids excited for the event by involving them in the party prep. Here are some tasty Easter ideas.
16. Bunny Cupcake in a Mason Jar – Who says cooking can’t be a kids Easter crafts project? I think baking, especially the decorating part, calls for creativity just like you would use in an arts and crafts project. The bonus is you get to snack on your finished product!
17. Marshmallow Easter Egg – This Easter art project is why the title of this section is “edible(ish).” You definitely should not eat marshmallows once you’ve put glue on them! However, who says you can’t sneak a few to fuel up before getting started on this project? I won’t tell if you won’t.
18. Homemade Easter M&M Cookies in a Jar – Get your kids excited for Easter by making these cookies in a jar ahead of time. Then, actually bake them on Easter, and serve them to friends and family members who come over to help you celebrate.
Is dying eggs a part of your Easter tradition? Regardless, that isn’t the only opportunity to work fun, bright colors and eggs into your holiday. Check out these Easter crafts for kids featuring eggs!
19. Bubble Wrap Easter Eggs – I’m going to warn you upfront that this method of coloring eggs involves paint and has the potential to get a little messy as well as a whole lot fun! Protect your floors, furniture, walls, and heck, even your ceiling by taking this kids Easter craft outside, weather permitting.
20. Easter Egg Craft – After the last paint-filled activity, you may be looking for something with a bit less cleanup. If so, this is for you. This low-mess printable preschool Easter craft features a color Easter egg with a surprise inside!
21. Easter Egg Template Printables – Dying eggs is all well and good, but maybe you find it’s a bit too limiting for your little Picasso. If so, snag these Easter egg templates. They’ll allow your kids to use their imagination as well as a variety of crafting supplies, such as crayons, colored pencils, washable markers, and more, to create true Easter art.
22. Learn How to Draw Easter Eggs – Up for a bit of a challenge? How about this year you try creating Easter eggs from scratch? Yep, this post will show you how to draw Easter eggs by hand.
Here are a few more Easter crafts for kids to get your whole family in the Easter spirit!
23. DIY Easter Basket – Working on this printable craft project is sure to get your kids excited to find their real Easter baskets.
24. Hand Print Lambs – While Easter may not be known as a gift-giving holiday, grandparents and parents are sure to appreciate this adorable kids Easter craft handmade by your little ones.
25. Paper Easter Lilies – Rounding out the list of Easter crafts for kids is a fun paper craft project that allows your kids to create beautiful lilies. These are just the thing to welcome spring into your home.
What things do you like to do to get ready for Easter in your home? What do you do to get your kids excited? Share in the comments!
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Well, ready or not, Easter is coming up fast, and it’s time to get in the spirit. One of my fav ways to celebrate Easter and welcome spring is with Easter crafts for kids, like the 25 I’m about to share with you.
Feel like you don’t have time for Easter art and craft projects? I hear you. There’s a lot to do during spring.
The good news is that whether you’re looking for preschool Easter crafts or options for older kids, they don’t have to be messy or complicated. I promise.
Nope, Easter crafts for kids can be fun and easy and help you get your home Easter Bunny-worthy!
Easter Crafts for Kids: Bunnies
What would Easter be without the Easter Bunny? Kick off your Easter art and craft session by creating some “wascally wabbits” as Elmer Fudd would say. (While these rabbits may indeed by “wascally,” they’re also adorable!)
1. Easter Bunny Hat – I promised you Easter crafts (preschool level and beyond) could be easy and mess-free, and I’m making good on that promise with this first option. It’s a printable craft that is perfect when you have limited time on your hands!
2. Paper Plate Foot Print Bunny – However, if you are up for a little mess, look no further. This “bunny” made by painting your little one’s feet is beyond adorable. (Yes, I did say paint.)
3. Brown Bag Bunny – Having an Easter party? This simple kids Easter craft project is a fun and frugal way to turn plain brown paper bags into swag bags the Easter Bunny himself would want.
4. Toilet Paper Roll Bunnies – Reuse toilet paper rolls for this colorful craft project.
5. I am the Bunny – Of all the Easter crafts for kids, this one might be the hardest to pack away after the holiday is over. After all, what could be cuter than your little one turned into a bunny?
6. Bunny Besties – Celebrate the beauty of friendship with this Easter art printable craft. It’s sweet and simple. If you feel like adding another level to this project, consider cutting out the faces of your kids or your child and their besties and adding them to the bunnies.
7. Hand Print Bunny – Think you’re ready to handle a little more mess? If so, check out these preschool Easter crafts, which will provide your child with entertainment and a tactile experience. (You got this, Mom!)
8. Bunny Masks – Playing pretend with the help of kids Easter crafts, like this one, is a great way to help your kids engage and expand their imaginations.
9. Cotton Ball Hand and Foot Print Easter Bunny – While this project calls for cotton balls, feel free to get creative. Use pom pom balls of different colors and sizes or other leftover crafting supplies, like balled up pieces of yarn, to create this bunny.
Kids Easter Craft: Chicks
Is your house filling up with rabbits faster than you can count? How about moving on to some other Easter must-haves like fuzzy, funny, and cute chicks?
10. Goofy Printable Chick – This long-legged gangly chick is as goofy as he is cute, which is to say very. This printable Easter craft for kids is quick, easy, and low-mess.
11. Wooden Spoon Spring Chick – Pick up old wooden spoons at a local garage sale or community thrift store to make this craft project fun and frugal!
12. Paper Plate Baby Chick Purse – Is this an Easter craft for kids or the season’s hottest accessory? It’s both! Move over Chanel because this is the bag everyone is going to want.
13. Sponge Painted Spring Chicks – Don’t let the paint scare you off. This preschool Easter crafts project uses sponges instead of little fingers and toes to create adorable spring chicks.
14. Paper Plate Baby Chick – Looking for Easter crafts preschool-level? Look no further. Oh, and if you don’t have yellow paper plates, no worries! Simple challenge your kids to color the plates with crayons, washable markers, etc., before getting started.
15. Styrofoam Ball Easter Chick – With a styrofoam ball, available at any crafting store, and some tissue paper, you and your kids will create a 3D chick.
Edible(ish) Easter Art
Are you planning an Easter party? Get your kids excited for the event by involving them in the party prep. Here are some tasty Easter ideas.
16. Bunny Cupcake in a Mason Jar – Who says cooking can’t be a kids Easter crafts project? I think baking, especially the decorating part, calls for creativity just like you would use in an arts and crafts project. The bonus is you get to snack on your finished product!
17. Marshmallow Easter Egg – This Easter art project is why the title of this section is “edible(ish).” You definitely should not eat marshmallows once you’ve put glue on them! However, who says you can’t sneak a few to fuel up before getting started on this project? I won’t tell if you won’t.
18. Homemade Easter M&M Cookies in a Jar – Get your kids excited for Easter by making these cookies in a jar ahead of time. Then, actually bake them on Easter, and serve them to friends and family members who come over to help you celebrate.
Kids and Preschool Easter Crafts: Eggs
Is dying eggs a part of your Easter tradition? Regardless, that isn’t the only opportunity to work fun, bright colors and eggs into your holiday. Check out these Easter crafts for kids featuring eggs!
19. Bubble Wrap Easter Eggs – I’m going to warn you upfront that this method of coloring eggs involves paint and has the potential to get a little messy as well as a whole lot fun! Protect your floors, furniture, walls, and heck, even your ceiling by taking this kids Easter craft outside, weather permitting.
20. Easter Egg Craft – After the last paint-filled activity, you may be looking for something with a bit less cleanup. If so, this is for you. This low-mess printable preschool Easter craft features a color Easter egg with a surprise inside!
21. Easter Egg Template Printables – Dying eggs is all well and good, but maybe you find it’s a bit too limiting for your little Picasso. If so, snag these Easter egg templates. They’ll allow your kids to use their imagination as well as a variety of crafting supplies, such as crayons, colored pencils, washable markers, and more, to create true Easter art.
22. Learn How to Draw Easter Eggs – Up for a bit of a challenge? How about this year you try creating Easter eggs from scratch? Yep, this post will show you how to draw Easter eggs by hand.
Even More Easter Crafts: Preschool and Up
Here are a few more Easter crafts for kids to get your whole family in the Easter spirit!
23. DIY Easter Basket – Working on this printable craft project is sure to get your kids excited to find their real Easter baskets.
24. Hand Print Lambs – While Easter may not be known as a gift-giving holiday, grandparents and parents are sure to appreciate this adorable kids Easter craft handmade by your little ones.
25. Paper Easter Lilies – Rounding out the list of Easter crafts for kids is a fun paper craft project that allows your kids to create beautiful lilies. These are just the thing to welcome spring into your home.
What things do you like to do to get ready for Easter in your home? What do you do to get your kids excited? Share in the comments!
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