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Tag Archives: Easter Art
Easter Cross Scrabble Craft
This Easter Cross Scrabble Craft is an easy, quick, yet a meaningful one to make. If you need to find them, just do a search online or find at your local craft store. Thrift stores are a good source, too! I’ve included 2 versions of this craft; one for kids, and one for adults. Continue reading
Posted in Art Project, Crafts, Easter, Holidays
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Origami Cross – Easter Cross Craft
This is an easy Easter Cross Craft or art project for elementary students age 7 and up. If your child can fold paper, they can do this project. If they have difficulty folding the paper, an adult can pre-fold the paper for them and they can assemble the pieces from that point. Continue reading