Evangelical Easter Activities

Passover is considered the passage from death to life, that is, resurrection. The joy of a special date needs to be present every week in the classroom. Therefore, it is important that the teacher knows how to work with all activities. Learn about some activities about Easter that can be applied in the classroom or as homework. Enjoy!

• Show students the true meaning of Easter

The teacher can use some resources to explain the subject. It is possible to use video, music, reading, printed activities, wall making, recycling and much more. It is interesting to let the students comment on the exercises that are passed in the classroom.

• Free draw

Let students draw picture books about the commemorative date. In this way, the teacher will be able to observe how much the class was able to understand about the subject.

• text about easter

Deliver texts talking about the topic. Allow them to take it home and do a circle the next day and ask questions about them. Below are some examples of texts that can be used:

• Introduce students to Easter symbols. Try to pass it on a slide, but if it is not possible, print it out and give it to each of the students. Some examples below.

• Lamb

The teacher can explain why the lamb is the symbol of the Passover. For commerce, the symbol is the rabbit, but according to religious history, the lamb is the true symbol of the time. After talking about it, do a fun activity that involves the animal. See example text and activity below.

• Putting together a panel with the whole class can be a very fun and explanatory activity. Students can paint the figures and assemble them as they see fit. Great activity for everyone to work together.