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Easter crafts - Resurrection Day - cute grassy empty tomb display - do this for the tabletop! Kids will love it! Note: start early so grass can grow
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I’ve seen the idea around of a Resurrection or Easter Garden, but this year my kids were at the age that I knew they would love actually putting one together. There are some great ideas onlin…
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As part of our Easter celebration every year we grow our own Calvary’s Hill or Empty Easter Tomb Garden. This is a really great craft to do with your kids! It’s perfect for springtime a…
Empty Tomb Garden {DIY}
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Easter morning grave site after Jesus was resurrected in the garden. Has live moss and grass seeds were grown.
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Easter story stones are a fun and easy craft to make to help your kids tangibly engage with the story of Jesus' death and resurrection.
Confession: I have been drooling over pictures of resurrection gardens online for years now! I've always wanted to make one, but never seemed to have gotten around to it. Planting the grass seed and trying
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This super simple Empty Tomb Craft will delight the children in your life and remind them of the real reason we celebrate Easter.
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Did you know that Easter falls on April 4 this year? And, that's just three short weeks away! Today, I have a project that you should do this weekend so that it's ready for Easter Sunday! It's a post that I shared way back in 2014, but it's still a project that is great this time of year and especially good for kids to do! I've done this project with kids in a Sunday School class and the kids loved it! So, today I'm going to show you how to plant a resurrection garden! A resurrection garden…
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I was so excited and honoured to be invited to take part in this collaboration. I’ve been on CD 9 years now and this was my first time ever to be a part of a collab. So for me this is a biggie! I’m so thrilled. I really hope I did enough justice to th
If you have young children or are a child at heart, this Easter Craft is for you! A resurrection garden is a real hands on project for kids with plenty of teachable time as you put the garden together. I did this Easter craft last year with the children I teach in church time and they couldn't wait to tell me each Sunday before Easter how much the grass had grown. The ideal time to make a resurrection garden is 3-4 weeks before Easter. That will give the grass plenty of time to grow…
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Melody Brandon on Instagram: "Focusing on the true meaning of Easter which is Jesus’ sacrificing himself for us on the cross and riding again! My friend @natureclassroom always helps us do these amazing tomb garden crafts each year and I always love them so much! These are also a couple of my favorite books to read with the children throughout the week and we have an Easter three week curriculum that we love as well! If you want all the details on the crafts, book and curriculum just…
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Sharing our resurrection garden and many more #Christian #Easter activities and crafts!
Easter is just a few days away. During Bible time this week we have been reading about the last days of Jesus' life. The boys often surprise me with what they remember or want to discuss. One of my sons wondered aloud early this week why we call it "Good Friday" when it's the day something bad happened to Jesus. My eight year old answered him and said something along the lines of "Well, it was good for us!". But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners…
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Laura | Inspire My Play ® on Instagram: “EASTER GARDEN . Every year we make an Easter Garden to remind us of the Easter story. I love all the cute Easter activities but this one is…”
courtney on Instagram: "A new Easter tradition unlocked. A Resurrection Garden. Grab some air dry clay, break off a long piece and start shaping into a tomb. Smooth it out as you go and add more clay if needed until you get your desired shape. I left mine with cracks to look more realistic. Form a ball with more clay and flatten it into a piece for the stone that was rolled away. Once it’s fully dry (after a few days), fill a planter with potting soil, and plants, moss, rocks, and a…
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