Easter Crafts Children’s Church
Looking for Easter crafts for children's church...look no further. This craft
is easy and fun to do for children ages 5-8. Once the craft is made you
can then play the Duck and Bunny game. You will find a lot more
Easter crafts by going to fun-kids-crafts.com and look under the letter
"E".
The Duck, Bunny Craft and Game
The picture includes the template and both sides of the craft. When
you make it, the craft should be two-sided, one side will have the
duck and the other, the bunny. While the children make this craft,
some church members hide Easter eggs outdoors for an Easter egg
hunt.
The Poem Goes Like This:
"My little yellow duck is really quite funny.
When you turn him over, he's an Easter bunny.
My little white bunny brings Easter candy.
When you turn him over, the chick is dandy."
Say the poem a few times before making the craft and again
afterwards. After making the craft, take the children outside and play
a variation on the Duck, Duck, and Goose Game,
called Duck, Duck, and Bunny.
The children sit in a circle on the grass (or on small chairs if it's cold) and
one child goes around the circle, touching each child on the head,
saying, "Duck, duck,duck, duck..." When he/she says, "Bunny," the
child touched chases the toucher and tries to catch
him/her. If the toucher makes it around the circle to the vacated
space, he/she is safe. If the chaser catches the toucher, the toucher
must go into the "mush pot," the centre of the circle.
He/she stays there while the chaser becomes the toucher and goes
around the circle.
Materials:
• Crayons
• The duck/bunny template on white paper
• Pair of scissors
Method:
• Demonstrate the craft for the children, explaining it as you do so.
Then they can do it on their own.
• colour one side of the template yellow. Add an orange beak, a
wing, and an eye.
• Cut out the template.
• Turn the template over and rotate it so the "beak" becomes the
bunny's ear.
• Leave the bunny white.
• Add an eye, a pink ear and nose, whiskers, a mouth, a foot, and a
fluffy tail.
• Say the poem and play the game.
Before Easter Sunday, put Easter "grass" into shoe boxes and add
chocolate bars and jelly beans for the children. After the Easter egg
hunt, they put their colourful eggs into the boxes. Add their
chick/bunny and a Jesus bookmark to the boxes to make everything
easy to carry home. It's a wonderful Easter celebration!
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Looking for Easter crafts for children's church...look no further. This craft
is easy and fun to do for children ages 5-8. Once the craft is made you
can then play the Duck and Bunny game. You will find a lot more
Easter crafts by going to fun-kids-crafts.com and look under the letter
"E".
The Duck, Bunny Craft and Game
The picture includes the template and both sides of the craft. When
you make it, the craft should be two-sided, one side will have the
duck and the other, the bunny. While the children make this craft,
some church members hide Easter eggs outdoors for an Easter egg
hunt.
The Poem Goes Like This:
"My little yellow duck is really quite funny.
When you turn him over, he's an Easter bunny.
My little white bunny brings Easter candy.
When you turn him over, the chick is dandy."
Say the poem a few times before making the craft and again
afterwards. After making the craft, take the children outside and play
a variation on the Duck, Duck, and Goose Game,
called Duck, Duck, and Bunny.
The children sit in a circle on the grass (or on small chairs if it's cold) and
one child goes around the circle, touching each child on the head,
saying, "Duck, duck,duck, duck..." When he/she says, "Bunny," the
child touched chases the toucher and tries to catch
him/her. If the toucher makes it around the circle to the vacated
space, he/she is safe. If the chaser catches the toucher, the toucher
must go into the "mush pot," the centre of the circle.
He/she stays there while the chaser becomes the toucher and goes
around the circle.
Materials:
• Crayons
• The duck/bunny template on white paper
• Pair of scissors
Method:
• Demonstrate the craft for the children, explaining it as you do so.
Then they can do it on their own.
• colour one side of the template yellow. Add an orange beak, a
wing, and an eye.
• Cut out the template.
• Turn the template over and rotate it so the "beak" becomes the
bunny's ear.
• Leave the bunny white.
• Add an eye, a pink ear and nose, whiskers, a mouth, a foot, and a
fluffy tail.
• Say the poem and play the game.
Before Easter Sunday, put Easter "grass" into shoe boxes and add
chocolate bars and jelly beans for the children. After the Easter egg
hunt, they put their colourful eggs into the boxes. Add their
chick/bunny and a Jesus bookmark to the boxes to make everything
easy to carry home. It's a wonderful Easter celebration!
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