Arts And Crafts: Stained Glass Cross
This craft is easy to make and it looks great. Decorate your windows with stained glass crosses to celebrate the Easter season!
Level: K-2
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This Easter craft comes with a personal touch. Each student will trace his or her own handprints to create a unique and meaningful Easter angel. Adding glitter ... Read More...
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Arts And Crafts: The Empty Tomb
This Easter craft allows your students to experience the discovery of Jesus’ empty tomb.... Read More...
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Arts and Crafts: Palm Sunday Frond
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Arts And Crafts: Thanksgiving – A Garland Of Gratitude
Each student will make a hand-print in this craft activity, featuring a letter. Strung together, the message reads, "Thanks Be To God".
Students may also ill... Read More...