Matthew 28:6 Coloring Page – “He is Not Here; He Has Risen!”
Perfect for memory-verse focus and Resurrection Sunday.
Easter Bible Printables for Kids: Free Coloring Pages, Worksheets, Crafts & Puzzles
Looking for free Easter Bible printables that are easy to use in Sunday School, RE/REIS, children’s ministry, or at home?
This Easter resource hub gathers our best Resurrection-themed activities in one place—so you can grab a printable, print it, and teach the story of Jesus with confidence.
Quick start: If you want a simple “one-stop” collection, open our Easter roundup post and start from there:
He is Risen! Free Easter Bible Worksheets & Activities for Your Kids
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Easter Bible Coloring Pages (Resurrection & Holy Week)
These Easter coloring pages help kids visualize the story—from the Last Supper and the tomb to the joyful message:
“He is risen!” Use them as a lesson warm-up, a calm finish, or a take-home page for families.
He Is Risen – Easter Coloring Page of Jesus
A bold “He is risen!” page for classroom displays or take-home.
The Last Supper – Magazine-Style Coloring Page
Great for Holy Week sequencing and discussion prompts.
Jesus in the Tomb – Magazine-Style Coloring Page
Helps kids understand the timeline between Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
Jesus Ascends – Magazine-Style Coloring Page
Excellent follow-on lesson after Resurrection week.
Stained Glass Easter Colouring Pages (Older Kids)
Ideal for upper primary, youth, or quiet reflection time.
Easter Coloring Pages with Bible Verses
Verse-based pages for easy “color + remember” activities.
Easter Coloring Booklet (UK & US Editions)
A mini booklet with Scriptures—great for events, packs, or family take-home.
He Is Risen – Magazine-Style Coloring Page
Display-worthy page that works well as a class “feature” printable.
4 Easter Printables Pack (Holy Week + Resurrection + Ascension)
A simple set when you want one printable per lesson.
Easter Worksheets & Activities
Use these worksheets to reinforce key concepts: the empty tomb, the meaning of the Resurrection, and how Easter connects to faith and hope.
They work brilliantly as independent stations, early-finisher pages, or take-home packs.
Easter Activity Sheet – Christian Printable for Kids
A mixed worksheet page—easy “print and go” for group settings.
Spot the Difference – Discover the Empty Tomb
A fun visual activity that naturally starts “What changed?” conversations.
Jesus Praying – Spot the Difference Activity
Great for discussing prayer, surrender, and trust during Holy Week.
Same & Different Easter Worksheet
A simple early-years activity with a faith-friendly Easter theme.
Easter Cross Color by Numbers
Perfect for quiet time while you work one-on-one with students.
Easter Puzzles & Games
These printables add variety—use them as lesson stations, team challenges, or an end-of-term Easter session.
Free Easter Crossword Puzzles
Vocabulary reinforcement for older primary and mixed-age groups.
Spot the Difference Pack – Easter Bible Story Puzzles
A printable pack that gives you multiple pages for multiple lessons.
Easter Story Cube (Resurrection Dice Activity)
Hands-on retelling: roll, tell, and sequence the Easter story together.
Easter Story Colouring Trading Cards (6 Scenes)
Color, cut, and retell—great for small groups and take-home packs.
Easter Crafts & Hands-On Printables
If you want something more tactile, these Easter craft printables are ideal for kids who learn by doing.
They also work well for VBS-style sessions and multi-age ministry groups.
Resurrection Headband Craft (2 Variations)
Print, color, cut, and assemble—perfect for Easter events.
Cut & Color Puzzle (Easter Theme)
A craft-meets-puzzle activity that keeps hands busy and minds focused.
Easter Bookmarks
Bookmarks are a simple, low-prep win—use them as lesson rewards, Scripture prompts, or Easter service take-home items.
Easter Coloring Bookmarks (Scripture-Based Set)
Easy to print and share—great for families and classrooms.
How to Use These Printables (Sunday School + RE/REIS)
- Warm-up activity: Start with a coloring page while kids arrive, then transition into the Bible story.
- Station rotation: Set up 3–5 tables (coloring, crossword/puzzle, story cube, craft) and rotate groups every 8–10 minutes.
- Story sequencing: Use the “Last Supper → Tomb → He Is Risen → Ascension” pages to build a clear timeline.
- Memory verse focus: Pair a verse page (like Matthew 28:6) with 2 minutes of repetition + a short prayer.
- Send-home packs: Print a small bundle so families can talk about Easter together during the week.
Want everything in one place? Browse our Easter category here:
Easter Printables FAQ
Are these Easter Bible printables free?
Many resources on Free Bible Worksheets are free, and some collections may include premium packs.
Each printable page will clearly show what’s included and how to download.
What ages are these best for?
Most of these Easter resources suit ages 4–12. For younger kids, use the simpler “same & different” and basic coloring pages.
For older kids, try crosswords, stained-glass style pages, and verse-based printables.
Can I use these in my classroom, church, or RE/REIS program?
Yes—these resources are designed for teachers and ministry leaders. If you’re running RE/REIS, start here:
Released Time Religious Instruction Resources.
What’s a simple Easter lesson plan using these printables?
Try this easy flow: (1) “Last Supper” coloring page, (2) short Bible reading, (3) “Empty Tomb” activity, (4) Matthew 28:6 memory-verse coloring page,
(5) prayer + take-home booklet or bookmarks.
If you’re building a full term plan, also explore our broader collections:
Free Bible Coloring Pages for Kids and
Books of the Bible Study Guides.
