We hope you’ll encourage your kids to take time to reflect on the true meaning and joy of the season. These writing prompts about Easter can help them do that.
1. The First Easter
Imagine you have traveled back in time to the day Jesus rose from the grave. Describe what you might observe, experience, and feel. You may use your Bible to help you remember parts of the Easter story.
2. A New Commandment
In His life and death, Jesus taught us to love our enemies. Write about three ways you could show love to someone who hurts you or treats you wrongly.
3. Winter is Past
Signs of new life are everywhere in springtime! Describe something in nature that reminds you of Christ’s resurrection. A butterfly emerging from a cocoon, new leaves unfolding on a tree, and animals coming out of hibernation are possible ideas.
4. It’s a Miracle
Miracles and stories of hope are all around us. Do you remember Easter Sunday in 2009, when a ship captain was rescued from pirates who had held him hostage? Write about a miracle you hope to see this Easter, or a miracle your family has experienced in the past.
Did you enjoy these writing prompts about Easter? If so, we feature themed prompts each week on Writing Prompt Wednesdays. Check out our Holiday and Seasonal ideas for writing activities all year long!
