Cross art projects for kids

This is a beautiful art project that looks like stained glass. First, draw a cross in the middle using a pencil. My kids traced a ruler both ways. Next, make an outline of a border along the edges. My kids traced a ruler again for this part. Then make random shapes in between the cross and the border. Next, trace all the lines with a permanent marker. Last, paint with watercolors and glue on construction paper for a frame. Enjoy! For more Easter activities, click HERE

Make this easy cross craft on canvas and you are left with a frameable piece of artwork. A great faith based Easter craft or activity all year round.

Christian crafts for kids: ideas for Sunday school, vacation Bible school, CCD classes and home school.

Today I'd like to share one of my favorite types of print outs - Christian printables! I hope to make this into an entire series, but for now I have some lovely CROSS COLORING PAGES for you. Free Printable Cross Coloring Pages These cross coloring pages could serve many purposes. They could accompany any Bible story or preschool lesson on the meaning of the cross, the crucifixion, Easter, Christmas, or really any Christian gospel story. My cross printables are completely free for all to use…

This simple Easter cross craft is packed full of color and fun for kids of all ages.

Combining a darling Rainbow Cross prayer and fingerprint art, young students will learn to pray in a meaningful and accessible way.

Cardboard crosses can be decorated with washi tape, yarn, and scrap paper for Easter! Both kids and parents can enjoy this easy activity!

Grab our free printable cross template, perfect for coloring and kids crafts.

This craft is so fun to do with kids of all ages. It just takes some paint, paper, cotton balls and a little creativity and you end up with an adorable cross craft. As the Easter season approaches this activity is a great way to start conversations about why Easter is so special.

Salt Dough cross with beads pressed in