Printable Easter Crafts for Kids

Tell me about this Easter art 6th class activity pack.

When Easter is approaching, you may want to have some Easter-themed arts activities for them to do. Learning doesn’t stop no matter what time of year it is. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t tie art lessons into the theme of the season. So, if you’re planning an art lesson for your 6th class students, why not get some new resources? If you’re looking for Easter art 6th class resources, this craft activity pack is a great option to consider.

When you download this resource, you’ll find yourself with nine different activities and resources for your class to try. All of them come in PDF format, making them simple to print out and get ready for your class.

The included Easter art 6th class resources cover a number of different activities. This includes Easter-themed colouring pages. These are a nice, relaxed, activity that’s perfect for starting, or ending a busy lesson. There is also a resource for designing their own Easter card. This includes a card template and different illustrations to cut out and stick on.

These, and the seven other activities included, are perfect for getting your 6th class students into the spirit of Easter. So please, don’t hesitate to download this resource.

What other Easter resources do you have available?

We hope that the Easter art 6th class resources in this activity pack help to put together an Easter lesson. But, if you want more Easter art and craft activities for other lesson plans, don’t worry. Here at Twinkl, we generally don’t make one resource on a topic and then call it a day. With that in mind, please keep reading for some more suggested resources.

Just because Easter is approaching, that doesn’t mean you should stop trying to improve your handwriting. But, that doesn’t mean that it can’t be fun and Easter-themed. These Easter Dot to Dot Worksheets are perfect for improving fine-motor skills.

Or, why not try an Easter craft activity with a practical end-goal? This Easter Themed Basket activity lets your students create their own Easter basket. Perfect for Easter eggs.

Or, how about these Happy Easter Colouring Pictures? As we’ve said, colouring in is a great way to wind down a busy lesson. It’s also great for reducing anxiety.

Fun Easter facts.

• The idea of an ‘Easter bunny’ began in pre-Christian Germany. One of the symbols of the pagan goddess of spring and fertility was a hare.
• The act of painting Easter eggs comes from an ancient Ukrainian tradition.