The Easter crafts for toddlers I’m sharing with you today are all designed to be easy, achievable and most importantly fun.
We love sharing crafts for toddlers and we know you love them too, it’s such a lovely age to enjoy doing activities together!
In this post you’ll find lots of inspiration including Easter bunny crafts, lambs, chicks and of course some egg crafts with loads of ideas to help you and your children have the best Easter ever.
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Easter Crafts for Toddlers
In this post you’ll find lots of Easter crafts for one, two and three year olds with easy Easter crafts suitable for toddlers and preschoolers to make.
As I’m sure you know there’s a lot of difference between what a child who is one can do and what a child who is three can do (and a lot of difference between children the same age too) so take a look through and see which ones are the best suited to your child’s age, abilities and most importantly to their interests and what you think will be the most fun for them.
Some are suitable for kids of all ages and are things I know my older kids would enjoy creating too while some require a bit more set up than others and it’s always worth a think about how much time you want to spend doing that!
As well as the crafts I’m sharing today you’ll also find some ideas for Easter books to share with your child, our favourite Easter templates that are perfect for coloring or painting and some more of our favourite crafts for toddlers.
This is a post that I update every year as I find more fun Easter crafts for kids so if you like the ideas in this post make sure that you bookmark this page or pin an image so that you’ve got them all to hand when you need them.
Free Easter Templates
We’ve shared tons of free templates for kids crafts, they’re great if you want to do something creative with your kids without spending lots of money.
You can use them for coloring, painting or with each template you’ll also find loads of ideas for crafts or activities you can use them for.
You can find all of our free templates here but these are a few of my favourite Easter themed templates.
Easter Craft Ideas
Making a stamp to paint with is really easy and means you can be sure its the right size for your child’s hands, so grab the free printable and make this simple foil printed Easter egg art.
This easy sheep craft is perfect for little hands who can grab hold of the cotton balls.
Reuse old milk cartons to make this Easter egg craft for toddlers.
This paper plate Easter bunny from Non-Toy Gifts is a great idea for younger kids to make.
My Bored Toddler has a simple Easter chick craft with feathers that’s perfect for little hands to make.
My son enjoyed making these washi tape Easter eggs.
Grab some acrylic paint and make this cute footprint craft to look like an Easter bunny!
This sheep craft for toddlers uses pom poms and is the perfect Easter craft for kids that don’t like finger painting.
This cotton bud printed Easter egg craft from Messy Little Monster is a great craft idea for toddlers to make.
My kids decided how they wanted to decorate this Easter Egg wreath and their ideas worked really well – tissue paper is a great material for toddlers to use!
This easy chick craft would look good on the front of an Easter card too.
Fun Handprint Art Blog has a really nice and simple Easter egg card that toddlers can make using fingerprints.
If your child likes handpainting then this rabbit one from Fun Handprint Art would be great and would look lovely on the front of a card too with its fun googly eyes that peek out from the grass.
My toddler enjoyed making these Easter tree decorations and it was nice to be able to hang them up with some yarn and display them afterwards too for some kid made Easter decor.
I love these aluminium foil eggs from the Joy of Sharing and think they’d look great on a card too.
Grab the paints and make this cute doily Easter chick.
We love bunny crafts and My Bored Toddler has a bunny painting activity that even very young kids can do. The cotton ball tail on this looks super cute!
Grab some egg shells and a black marker to create some Easter themed grass heads like these ones from Mother Natured.
Make a simple cotton ball sheep using our free printable template.
Toddlers can enjoy gluing on different shapes to make this cute doily paper bunny craft and older toddlers can help cut them out too.
Make a super simple paper plate Easter wreath.
Make an easy chick craft from recycled CDs.
We made some Peter Rabbit crafts which would work really well as Easter activities as well. Try making our paper headband bunny ears as a simple diy dressing up idea or the handprint carrots.
We made Easter egg prints using potatoes – adding ‘grass’ for our eggs to be hidden in was a good way to practice scissor skills too.
Make a sponge printed sheep craft.
The Best Ideas for Kids has a few paper plate crafts that are perfect for this time of year. Why not try making a rabbit like this one.
You can also follow The Best Ideas for Kids tutorial to make a paper plate basket for Easter eggs.
Red Ted Art shares some super cute rocking paper plate bunnies.
Make a cute Easter card with these cotton wool rabbits from Red Ted Art.
Create some thumbprint rabbit art with this idea from A Dab Of Glue Will Do.
This handprint bunny from Crafty Morning is a really fun Easter activity that would make a great keepsake too.
Fun With Mama shares a cool plastic egg painting idea.
If you like making cute keepsakes then Messy Little Monster has a very sweet template for making bunny footprints.
Make a tape resist watercolour cross following this tutorial from Wunder Mom.
Twitchetts have a great Easter egg card that’s a good way for kids to practice using scissors.
Follow Hands On As We Grow’s tutorial for making marble printed eggs.
Easter Books For Toddlers
I love sharing stories with my kids and I think Easter is a great excuse to snuggle up together with your children and read a book together. These books might make lovely additions to an Easter basket too!
- Llama Llama Easter Egg by Anna Dewdney
- God Gave Us Easter by Lisa Tawn Bergren
- Peppa’s Easter Egg Hunt by Scholastic
More Crafts for Toddlers
Looking for something to do once the excitement of Easter is over? Why not grab our free tree template and try out some of our ideas for easy spring tree crafts.
These fun scissor skills activities are the perfect introduction to the skill.
Finally why not try out some of these easy weather crafts for toddlers – perfect for cheering up a rainy afternoon.
