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Easter Scripture Scavenger Hunt

A sweet tradition you could add to your family is having a scavenger hunt to find their baskets of gifts. You can use scripture verses that would lead them to certain places in your home. It is a cute way to have them interact with the Word of God in a fun and unique way! Plus, they are excited to see their basket of gifts.

“Easter Basket Scavenger Hunt Clues” — Cranial Hiccups
Try having ChaptGPT help you create one for your home; it is a great resource!

Visit a Cemetery

I think this is a wonderful place to discuss the future resurrection. Cemeteries don’t always have to be sad and poignant, take your family and spread some Easter cheer! They can “hide” Resurrection plastic eggs with little scripture verses inside for others to find when they visit their deceased loved ones. You could use plastic eggs to write sweet words over the outside to uplift and encourage others. Teach your children to respect cemeteries early on.

Take turns washing each other’s feet

Be like the Savior and wash someone’s feet. You could each take turns or have the father wash all the children’s feet. Whatever works for your family. This can be done during the “Last Supper” meal and also a great time to read the scriptures about Jesus washing his disciples feet. (Matthew 20:25-27 & John 13:1-17)

Easter Window Painting

Use whatever washable paint you own with a drop of dish soap, using masking tape to create sections, and paint together on your window! The light shining through looks absolutely beautiful and brings vibrant colors to your Easter celebration.

Handprint Palm

Nature Find Atonement Art

Split your poster into three sections and roughly draw some outlines of Gethsemane, Crucifixion, and the Resurrection as shown in the post photos. Big spaces to fill with rocks and twigs and other nature finds!