While we do give our kids Easter baskets every year, and we do host the family Easter Egg hunt for the cousins to join in on. I also work hard well before our Easter festivities to teach kids the REAL meaning of Easter. Our story time daily will have an Easter story about the REAL meaning of Easter, with the older kids we read through the story in the bible , we work through our Resurrection Easter Eggs and discuss them.
Of course we add some of our Easter Trays, and More Easter trays to our shelves for the younger kids to explore! Now since I found an amazing resource that contains bible verses for each day of our Resurrection Eggs that the kids can cut out and keep on a ring to work on Easter Bible Verses. Me and Jake were out for a date night dinner the other night and I heard a teenage kid ask mom why do we really celebrate Easter? I couldn’t believe that a teenage child did not know the true meaning of Easter…. Something that made me feel that all of my hard work is paying off is that Ethan and Gabe were playing the other day and Ethan made a tomb out of his legos, and was retelling the Easter story to Gabe almost word for word! Something I will remember forever is him telling Gabe “and when they went to the tomb Jesus wasn’t there he had risen from the dead, isn’t that amazing Gabe?” Just priceless!!
So I have put together a list of Misc things we use to teach kids the REAL meaning of Easter in our home! There are some fun Easter activities for kids, Easter stories for kids, Religious Easter Stories for Kids, and more!
Books We use for Easter ~ To Teach Kids The REAL meaning of Easter!
Here is the table of contents of the book, and the titles of the 5 stories found inside the book.
While this story doesn’t have the true meaning of Easter it is an older book that has been a fun story about the Easter bunny. There was a country bunny that very much wanted to be one of the 5 Great Ester Bunnies helpers, she went onto have 21 baby bunnies and thought she would never get a chance to be a helper. She raised her bunnies to help around the house and be good bunnies. There came an opening for a helper and she brought her 21 babies to watch bunnies compete for the 1 spot that was going to be filled.

~Misc Items we use to teach kids the REAL meaning of Easter ~
Resources to Make Your Own Resurrection Eggs
- A thrifty Mom shares a FREE printable to use little pieces of paper inside of your Resurrection eggs.
- At Home With K Shared her DIY Resurrection Eggs!
- H Is For Homeschooling also shares her adorable Resurrection Eggs
- Want What You Have has some great ideas on how to make a simple set of DIY Resurrection Eggs.
- Five under The One Shares her cute resurrection eggs!
Resurrection Activity Book For Kids
Resurrection Egg Folders
Each of the eggs flips open and has the information about the importance of the item found inside the egg for the day, and also has a picture of the item inside the egg that day.
My kids have really enjoyed the Buck Denver Series, so we have purchased the Buck Denver video about the Easter Story for the kids!
Unit Study for children grades K-12. This is a 4 week unit study where children are taken step by step through Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Easter, the Resurrection, the people and places, and more while your child learns the complete Easter Story. This study is written in 2 separate levels the lower level (elementary grades) and the upper levels (junior/senior high grades)

- Who Was Jesus
- Miracles and Ministries about Jesus
- The Last Supper
- What Is Good Friday
- Jesus’ Resurrection

Mandi Ehman shared these wonderful verse cards over at Family Your Way to go along with Resurrection Eggs. These are the new wonderful resource we just found this year and are loving it!
Some of our favorite Easter resources on Amazon. (affiliate links) Thank you for supporting our website!!
For more great Easter Ideas we have shared about stop over and visit our Easter ideas page.
My Easter Ideas For Kids Pinterest board has lots more ideas to teach Kids the REAL meaning of Easter as well!
Follow Mama Of Many Blessings’s board Easter Ideas For Kids on Pinterest.










What great resources!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
Interesting blog, very creative very fany, I just like it :). ! I want to start a page as your ans recently I asked a web design company ELCO PLANET (www.elcoplanet.com) to develope the page for me.. I was just interested for web hosting.. can you please advice me about web hosting provider.. have you ever heard for http://www.elcoplanet.com offering hosting, alpha reseller hosting… ? thanks a lot
[…] ways we practice celebrating the TRUE meaning of Christmas and some other ideas from around the web. We have done this with an Easter post, and it is always a viewer favorite around the […]
Thank you for sharing with Pin worthy Wednesday Nicole
What a great list – it’s been a while since we’ve done anything like this – since my kids are now adults!! But always looking out for a good God based list of activities to pass on to other mums.
Belinda,
Thank you so much!! I’m sure your friends will appreciate you sharing this resource, I know I would!! Thanks for stopping by and commenting. I hope you have a blessed weekend!!
[…] That is something so very special and a perfect reason to celebrate!! I have previously shared how we teach our children the REAL meaning of Easter and that is still how we teach our children about the TRUE meaning of Easter to this day. Â Today I […]
I love this!! I’d never heard of resurrection eggs before this. We sure do need to make some and purchase the book!
Crystal,
Thank you!! It’s hard not letting the kids get caught up in all the non important things of Easter thats for sure. I’m sure your family will enjoy the book and resurrection eggs!! Thanks for stopping by. Have a wonderful week!!
[…] have share our list of ideas we use to teach our kids the TRUE meaning of Easter in the past and it has been a very popular post, so today I am going to share a list of Christ centered Easter […]
[…] Fun Ways to Teach Children the Real Meaning of Easter […]
[…] telling the story of Easter. Go to your local bookstore or library and pick out a few of your favorites to read to your […]
What a great post with so many Easter resources to dip into. I’ve not heard of the resurrection eggs either, so this is something we can look at for this Easter with fresh eyes. Thank you for sharing such a valuable resource with the #DreamTeamLinky this week.
A lovely selection of activities to teach children more than just chocolate. Thanks for linking up with #dreamteamlinky