I really like the idea of this Resurrection Tree from To Show Them Jesus. It's kind of like the idea of a Jesse Tree used for Advent and goes from Creation to the Cross giving an overview of the gospel message. An ornament is hung each day to represent the story. It's intended to be done during the 40 days of Lent, but could be shortened and adapted to fit each family's need. Christina found a super cute, spring-like tree on Etsy and I'm currently on the lookout for one for my own family to do this with. Let us know if you know of any cute ones out there that would work well with this!
![]() |
| photo credit |
Amanda has a huge list of ideas linked up over at Impress Your Kids. There are some great ideas. My personal favorite is her idea for teaching what Christ's sacrifice on the cross did for us with some rocks, an Easter basket and red cloth. Seriously, it is SO cool!
![]() |
| photo credit |
Desiring Virtue has some excellent ideas of ways to make Easter more meaningful. Jessalyn's family has some cool traditions for a Good Friday meal and Resurrection Buns on Easter morning. I would love to implement both of them. She even has a neat idea for making your kiddos new Easter outfits meaningful!
![]() |
| photo credit |
![]() |
| photo credit |
Christian Preschool Printables has 5 pages of free printables you can use specifically related to preschool. It includes puzzles, coloring pages, file folder games, matching games, crafts and more! A lot of it is perfect for printing out and using in church to keep little hands busy during the sermon.
![]() |
| photo credit |
Another resource I love are the popular Resurrection Eggs

Some of the links above are our affiliate links. To read our financial disclosure, click here.











You are welcome to use any ideas or printables shared on this blog for your personal use only. Please do not use any photos without prior consent. If you decide to blog about something you have seen here, please provide a link back to this blog. Thank you!
Ooo! Thanks for all the ideas! Here's a link to what we did last year...real simple! http://mymommyhoodjourney.blogspot.com/2011/04/easter.html
ReplyDeleteLove it, Mandie! Thanks for sharing! :)
DeleteLove reading your posts. I have subscribed to your blog by email, but I am not getting any of the updates when you post a new one. Just wanted you to know! People aren't getting my updates either...I have no idea why...very frustrating.
ReplyDeletehttp://raisinglittledisciples.blogspot.com/
Hmmm... that's strange. Maybe try subscribing again? I'll try to look into it. Thanks for letting me know. Love the ideas on your blog!!!
Deletesweet...sweet ideas here...makes me wish I had younger ones to do these with...soon my grand baby will be able to join me in these activities...keep building ...pouring into these lives...in due season you will reap a harvest...thanks for stopping by...glad I hoped over as well...blessings~
ReplyDeleteJust came across this too! Wonderful ideas! http://www.passionatehomemaking.com/2012/02/intentionally-celebrating-lent-easter-as-a-family.html
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to me! I love finding new ideas and traditions!
ReplyDeletea