A Sweet Way to Learn the Easter Story!
Teach kids about Easter using four popular Easter candies. This curriculum is sure to be a hit in your Children's Ministry this year!
MEMORY VERSE:
"He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay." Matthew 28:6
LESSONS:
1) Cadbury egg - No sooner are the Christmas decorations gone, then Cadbury eggs appear in their place. It's one of the first signs Easter is coming, and a good reminder to begin looking forward to Easter. John 2:13-25.
2) Peeps - You rarely see a single Peep. Peeps stick together. This Easter, why not bring some of your "peeps" to come and hear the good news that Jesus has risen? John 20:11-18 - Jesus appears to Mary.
3) Pastel M&Ms – Every Easter, M&Ms get a pastel makeover, but the taste is still the same. On the night before his crucifixion, Jesus shared the Passover meal with his disciples. It was a traditional meal they had eaten many times before, but tonight Jesus gave it a whole new meaning. Matthew 26:17-30
4)Candy Filled Eggs - What's in that rattling egg? It's candy, isn't it? Bet you can't wait to open it n Easter morning, can you? It's a good reminder of the tomb that was sealed on Saturday - and empty Sunday morning! John 19 - Jesus dies on the cross.
EACH LESSON INCLUDES:
Make It Stick! Parent Sheet
Memory Verse
Game
Large Group Lesson
Small-Group Discussion
More!
ABOUT THIS CURRICULUM:
Perfect for kids ages 6-12.
4 Weeks
Includes both Large Group and Small Group resources.
MEMORY VERSE:
"He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay." Matthew 28:6
LESSONS:
1) Cadbury egg - No sooner are the Christmas decorations gone, then Cadbury eggs appear in their place. It's one of the first signs Easter is coming, and a good reminder to begin looking forward to Easter. John 2:13-25.
2) Peeps - You rarely see a single Peep. Peeps stick together. This Easter, why not bring some of your "peeps" to come and hear the good news that Jesus has risen? John 20:11-18 - Jesus appears to Mary.
3) Pastel M&Ms – Every Easter, M&Ms get a pastel makeover, but the taste is still the same. On the night before his crucifixion, Jesus shared the Passover meal with his disciples. It was a traditional meal they had eaten many times before, but tonight Jesus gave it a whole new meaning. Matthew 26:17-30
4)Candy Filled Eggs - What's in that rattling egg? It's candy, isn't it? Bet you can't wait to open it n Easter morning, can you? It's a good reminder of the tomb that was sealed on Saturday - and empty Sunday morning! John 19 - Jesus dies on the cross.
EACH LESSON INCLUDES:
Make It Stick! Parent Sheet
Memory Verse
Game
Large Group Lesson
Small-Group Discussion
More!
ABOUT THIS CURRICULUM:
Perfect for kids ages 6-12.
4 Weeks
Includes both Large Group and Small Group resources.
