25+ Easter Crafts for Kids – Lots of Crafty Ideas

Ready for Easter? We have so many great Easter crafts for kids! You’ll find a variety of craft ideas, from fun Easter origami to printable crafts with templates. From easy crafts that preschoolers and kindergarteners will love to more challenging projects for older kids.

We’ve covered all the major themes – lots of cute chick crafts, bunnies, sheep and even Easter eggs!

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Easter Crafts for Kids – Tons of Fun Ideas for Activities

Over the past few weeks (and years) we’ve been busy making all sorts of Easter craft tutorials for kids so it’s time to gather them all in one place, at least the ones we think have the best ideas!

Most tutorials have step-by-step videos that show you how to easily make these Easter crafts (which are also great to use in the classroom to show students how to do the project).

We focus mainly on easy to do and low prep projects that don’t require you to run to the store to buy all the craft supplies.

Ready to start crafting? Let’s get started!

1. Paper Rabbit Strip

One of our all-time favorite toys, these paper bunnies are fun to make and can be made by kids of all ages.

Check out the tutorial here (and get the handy template)

2. Lace Rabbit Crafts

Tablecloths can easily be turned into cute Easter crafts.

Check out the lace bunny tutorial.

3. Rabbit socks (no sewing required)

Take advantage of the mystery of lost socks, recycle socks that don’t have a pair and make sock bunnies out of them.

How to make a sock rabbit without sewing.

4. Toilet paper roll bunny

Recycle toilet paper rolls to make the cutest bunnies.

See tutorial and more toilet paper roll rabbit ideas.

5. Yarn Wrapping Rabbit

This is a great Easter craft for kids to practice scissor skills and fine motor skills.

Take the pattern and make a bunny out of wool.

6. Origami Corner Bookmark

We really enjoyed making these! We’ve made so many different ones already, and of course, we have a few Easter ideas to share with you too!

These cute bookmarks are the best; kids love making them and you can even use them to decorate Easter baskets.

First up, we have the basic origami corner bookmark. These are super easy to fold – just follow our step-by-step folding instructions and you’ll be up and running in no time.

See how to make an origami bunny bookmark (and get the printable diagram)

7. Paper Plate Hatching Chicks Craft

Paint a paper plate and cut it in half to make a cracked egg. Glue a yellow oval onto a piece of paper to make a chick and glue the paper plate on top.

8. 3D handmade coloring pages

Combine coloring and crafting!

Download this 3D Easter chick coloring page now.

9. Potato (or peeps) stamp cards

Cut out potato stamps (or use popular stamps) to make the ultimate homemade Easter card.

10. Rabbit handprint

Rabbit handprint

11. Cute Paper Chicks – Fun Construction Paper Craft Ideas for Easter

Simple crafts are the best and these construction paper chicks are just that! So easy to make and so adorable.

This is a great project for both families and classrooms – just make a bunch and string them together to make the most gorgeous Easter wreath ever!

We make these with both regular printer paper and craft paper and they always turn out so cute.

Why just make this adorable paper chicken craft if you can combine it with this adorable paper bunny craft (one of our most popular craft ideas).

12. Easter surprise card

If you’re looking for a quick no-prep Easter project for your home or classroom, this Surprise Easter Egg Card is just the project you need!

13. Egg hatching crafts

Another super fun craft activity that is sure to bring a laugh.

View instructions and samples.

14. Paper sheep crafts

Sheep are also a part of Easter and we think these paper sheep dolls are really cool! They only require a few supplies so get crafty!

Let the children do these things first and then make up the play.

15. The Easiest Easter Crafts for Kids

Nothing beats simplicity and this lamb tablecloth couldn’t be simpler.

16. Printable Corner Bookmarks

Not into origami bookmarks? Don’t worry, we’ve created another set of corner bookmarks that are more papercraft than origami. And they’re so cute!

There are two printable corner bookmarks waiting for you, a chick and a bunny. Print them out, cut out all the parts, color them and assemble.

You can print them on colored or white paper and color them as you wish.

Get the bunny and chick bookmark here.

17. Carrot Stick Craft – Fun Easter Crafts for Kids

Craft sticks are one of the most popular craft materials for kids (and very economical too!).

The things you can do with them are pretty amazing and these carrot stick crafts are proof. Want a recycled craft? Why not use popsicle sticks for this one and green painted newspaper for the leaves.

See instructions here.

18. Carrots wrapped in yarn

Another great craft for preschoolers and even kindergarteners! Wrapping yarn around cardboard is a great fine motor exercise.

See the full carrot craft tutorial here.

19. Easter Flea Catcher

Did you play lice-picking (or fortune-telling as some people call it) as a kid? Oh, we did! But this time we decided to make it a little more special.

Watch the puppets catch lice!

Get the printable Easter lice removal tool template here.

20. Printable Easter Rings

These are one of our favorite printables! We love how cute they are and think they are the cutest Easter activity to do with the kids.

These are great classroom crafts because they are quick, easy, and most importantly, fun. Need an Easter basket without candy? This is it!

Sometimes a DIY Easter craft is the perfect solution!

You can find printable Easter paper rings here.

21. Teddy sheep

Have cotton balls on hand because kids will use them to create a soft paper sheep.

See the full paper plate sheep tutorial here.

22. Colorful paper eggs

We couldn’t have a list of Easter crafts for kids without some egg ideas, right?

Get craft templates to color and let kids create their own paper eggs

23. Paper weaving

Another great Easter activity for preschoolers or kindergarteners is paper weaving. Easter eggs are perfect for this project.

See how we made them (and get a print)

More Easter Egg Crafts

Easter eggs made of salt dough
Black anti-glue paint

Paper mache rabbit
Paper Rabbit
Learn how to draw a bunny
The simplest paper rabbit
Bunny Butt Paper Plate Craft
Lovely Easter Art Projects
Pom Pom Handprint Rabbit
Leopard Rabbit

Easter Pop Up Card Template

If you want to get your kids excited about making pop-up cards, this simple chick in a basket pop-up card is a perfect beginner project.

What’s even more fun is that kids can color to their heart’s content!

The “Chick in a basket” pop-up card template is here.

Silhouette Decor Easter Crafts for Kids

Wall decor or framed, whichever you decide, this pastel bunny and egg is a great decoration for this time of year.

You can use pastel colors to match the “theme” or just choose your favorite color – either way it looks great.

Download the sketch template here.

Fun carrot crafts to practice scissor skills

They would make a beautiful wreath if you strung them together.

Get the carrot craft pattern here.

DIY Paper Easter Gift Basket

Check out this construction paper basket tutorial

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