Printable Easter Activities for Kids of All Ages
In this post: Find a ton of Easter activities for kids, plus a free printable! There are so many incredible ideas to try, and kids of all ages can do them. You can’t beat budget-friendly, easy, and entertaining, right!?
Free Easter Activities for Kids Printable
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Warmer weather is beginning, things are starting to bloom, and it’s just the perfect time slow down and enjoy spending time with family. And what else comes in Spring? Easter!
So, if you’re looking for a fun Easter activity that keeps the kids entertained without a sugar overload, I’ve got you covered! I put together a free Easter activity book that’s perfect for young children, older kids, and even the whole family to enjoy together.
This printable is has with simple Easter activities that are great for a quiet afternoon, a spring break boredom buster, or even something fun to add to your kids’ Easter baskets. These are also perfect to pack up for Spring Break if you’re traveling.
And hey, activities that don’t involve running around picking up plastic Easter eggs full of candy is kind of a plus, too, right!? Here’s why this Easter printable is one of the best Easter activities for kids of all ages:
- It’s screen-free fun
- Perfect for all ages
- Zero prep required
- It’s a budget-friendly Easter idea
- Perfect for road trips or waiting times
So, whether you’re prepping for an Easter egg hunt, planning a little Easter fun before heading to church on Easter Sunday, or just looking for easy Easter crafts, this printable is a great way to celebrate the holiday without a lot of prep.
Alright, let’s get into it and get those little hands busy with some festive fun!
Free Easter Activity Book
This printable Easter games and activities book has some really fun interactive pages that help build fine motor skills, problem-solving skills, and hand-eye coordination—all while keeping the Easter fun going!
Here’s what’s inside:
- Bunny Roll Drawing Activity – Your child can complete the bunny by adding ears, arms, and a fluffy tail. Perfect for younger kids to practice their language skills and creativity.
- Decorate the Easter Eggs – A great activity for kids of all ages to color and design their own Easter egg tree. Use watercolor paints, acrylic paints, or even tissue paper for extra creativity.
- Easter “I Spy” Game – A fun game that keeps little eyes busy searching for hidden Easter-themed items. It’s also a great way to work on problem-solving skills!
Each page is a creative way to engage kids during the Easter season without needing a lot of materials. Just print it out, grab some crayons or watercolor paints, and let the Easter magic happen!
Here’s exactly what to do to get your hands on the printable:
- Fill out the form below.
- Check your email and download the PDF. Then print.
- Next, set up a craft station and have some fun. Grab some coloring pages, acrylic paints, or even toilet paper rolls if your kids want to turn this into a craft session
FAQ
Q: Is this Easter activity book really free?
A: Yes! This Easter fun printable is completely free for personal use.
Q: What age group is this printable best for?
A: It’s designed for kids of ALL ages, but younger kids (ages 2-5) will love the coloring pages, while older kids will enjoy the games.
Q: Do I need any special supplies?
A: Nope! Just print it out and grab some markers, crayons, or watercolor paints.
Q: Can I use this for a classroom or church group?
A: Absolutely! This is a great activity for a Sunday school class, a homeschool group, or an Easter party.
Q: How do I download it?
A: Just fill out the form, check your email, and it’s all yours! If you don’t see it check your other folders to make sure it didn’t get stuck.
Easy & Budget-Friendly Easter Activities for Kids Ages 2-10
Looking for more Easter celebration ideas? Below are some of my favorite fun Easter activities that pair perfectly with this printable. I’ll break it down by age group to make it super easy to find one that fits the age of your kiddos.
DIY Easter Sensory Bin (Ages 2-5)
- Fill a sensory bin (or a plastic container) with Easter grass, plastic eggs, small pots, tissue paper, and little bunnies.
- Hide small objects inside the eggs for kids to open and explore.
Budget Tip: Use shredded paper from old magazines instead of store-bought Easter grass.
Easter Egg Hunt with a Twist (Ages 3-10)
- Instead of candy, fill plastic Easter eggs with puzzle pieces, stickers, or activity prompts like “hop like a bunny” or “sing an Easter song.”
- Older kids can solve riddles to find their next egg!
Budget Tip: Use toys your kids already have instead of buying new ones.
Easter Bunny Hop Obstacle Course (Ages 3-8)
- Set up a spoon race, relay races, and an Easter egg hunt finish line to turn the yard into an Easter-themed challenge.
- Kids must hop like bunnies to complete the course.
Budget Tip: Use household items like hula hoops and jump ropes to create obstacles.
DIY Easter Bingo (Ages 4-10)
- Print or hand-draw Easter bingo cards with pictures of bunnies, eggs, and chicks.
- Use jelly beans or small paper pieces as markers.
Budget Tip: Use free printable bingo games online instead of buying a set.
Easter Egg Decorating Without Dye (Ages 3-10)
- Instead of traditional hard-boiled eggs and food coloring, try decorating eggs with stickers, markers, or tissue paper and mod podge.
Budget Tip: Use brown eggs for a rustic, natural look—no dye needed!
DIY Paper Plate Easter Bunny Masks (Ages 2-6)
- Cut paper plates into bunny faces, and let kids glue on ears, a nose, and whiskers.
- Attach a toilet paper roll or popsicle stick to hold it up like a mask.
Budget Tip: Use leftover craft supplies like cotton balls or colored pencils instead of buying new decorations.
Easter Story Time & Coloring Pages (Ages 2-7)
- Read Easter books (library rentals are free!) and let kids color printable Easter games and pages.
Budget Tip: Print free coloring pages instead of buying an activity book.
DIY Easter Egg Tree (Ages 3-10)
- Collect small branches, put them in a vase, and let kids hang plastic eggs, tissue paper flowers, and homemade bunny ears on them.
Budget Tip: Use old Christmas tree ornaments as decorations!
Easter Scavenger Hunt (Ages 4-10)
- Create a scavenger hunt with clues leading to a surprise (a small toy, an Easter craft, or a fun game)
Budget Tip: Recycle last year’s plastic eggs for hiding clues instead of candy.
Bunny Hop Freeze Dance (Ages 2-8)
- Play music and have kids hop like bunnies—when the music stops, they freeze!
- Add variations like hopping on one foot for older kids.
Budget Tip: No extra materials needed—just a fun playlist!
DIY Easter Sensory Bags (Ages 2-5)
- Fill ziplock bags with hair gel, small Easter trinkets, and glitter, then tape them shut for a mess-free sensory experience.
Budget Tip: Repurpose old hair gel instead of buying new filler.
Easter Bunny Footprint Art (Ages 2-6)
- Dip little feet in acrylic paints and stamp onto paper to make bunny shapes.
- Let kids decorate with markers and stickers.
Budget Tip: Use leftover craft materials instead of buying new ones.
DIY Easter Craft Stick Puppets (Ages 3-7)
- Draw or print out bunny, chick, and lamb faces, glue them onto popsicle sticks, and let kids put on a puppet show.
Budget Tip: Use toilet paper rolls instead of sticks for a sturdier craft.
Easter Egg Math Game (Ages 4-10)
- Write numbers or math problems on plastic eggs and let kids solve them to earn small prizes.
Budget Tip: Use jelly beans or stickers as prizes instead of store-bought trinkets.
Easter Relay Races (Ages 4-10)
- Create an Easter twist on the classic spoon race by balancing real eggs or plastic Easter eggs on a spoon.
- Make it harder by hopping like a bunny or running backward!
Budget Tip: Use kitchen spoons and eggs you already have.
Toilet Paper Roll Easter Bunnies (Ages 3-8)
- Turn toilet paper rolls into bunnies by painting them and adding whiskers, ears, and faces.
Budget Tip: Use scrap paper for ears instead of felt.
DIY Easter Basket Making (Ages 3-10)
- Let kids decorate small baskets with stickers, markers, or cut-out paper eggs before using them for their Easter egg hunt.
Budget Tip: Use egg cartons to make mini baskets for a fun recycling project.
Easter-Themed Play Party Plan (Ages 2-7)
- Set up a play party with stations for Easter bingo, relay races, and simple Easter activities.
Budget Tip: Use household items like laundry baskets for egg tosses instead of buying game sets.
DIY Paper Pinwheels (Ages 4-10)
- Cut paper pinwheels from construction paper, attach them to straws, and let kids run around to see them spin
Budget Tip: Use old magazines instead of construction paper for a unique look!
Easter Bunny Ears Craft (Ages 2-8)
- Make bunny ears out of paper plates or cardboard, attach them to a headband, and let kids decorate
Budget Tip: Reuse cereal boxes instead of buying new paper.
Final Thoughts
These budget-friendly kids Easter activities prove you don’t need to spend a ton of money to make Easter special. Whether you’re doing an Easter egg hunt, making easy Easter crafts, or playing fun Easter games, it’s a great opportunity to create some fun memories with your kids.
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