Jesus died on the cross craft

Looking for ideas to enhance your Easter experience and celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus? Look no further!

Church House Collection has a Jesus Died On The Cross Cutout Craft for kids to do during Sunday school class or Children's Church. Free printable Jesus template and a cross template. Just print and color picture. Then cut out. Glue Jesus down on cross. Use this with our Jesus Died on the cross Sunday school lesson that we offer. We have matching materials that go with this.

A short post to share a song written by Jeanne Dickson. I have also added a new simple worksheet for Jesus on the cross. This includes the color and black & white. I intentionally created the worksheet so it can be filled in with different answers depending on what you want to discuss. It can be favorite parts of Jesus' life, or things that He went through at the cross. Or, you can discuss Jesus on the cross for them and they can write each other's names in the hearts. The possibilities are…

The cross is the main symbol of the Christian religion. It symbolizes how Jesus died and rose for us and saved us from all of our sins! The cross is a great symbol and lends

Share the good news that Jesus took our sins with Him to the cross.

Over the last several months we taught our kiddos about the life of Jesus from the cradle to the cross. In this lesson, we review the good news about Jesus, and introduce the word gospel into our preschoolers' vocabulary. We even sneak in some beginning geography skills! Bible Truth: Jesus teaches me to share the gospel. Bible Story: Before Jesus went back to heaven, He told His friends to preach the gospel. Bible Study: Matthew 28:18-19; Mark 16:15; Acts 1:1-8; Romans 1:16-17 teach show and…

I say this is an Easter cross craft for Sunday school classrooms, but really this can be done anywhere with any child. It’s sometimes hard to know what the toddlers and preschool age can do to bring in Easter in a meaningful way. They are young and may not be able to do many of...Read More

In this Sunday school lesson on The Last Supper, kids plan their dream menu for a party, watch an animated video, play Pictionary, and craft a fridge magnet to remind them that Jesus died on the cross for the forgiveness of our sins.