Empty Tomb Popsicle Stick Puppets – Easter Resurrection Preschool Bible Craft
The Empty Tomb Popsicle Stick Puppets craft is a hands-on Easter activity designed to help preschoolers and toddlers understand the true Bible story of the Resurrection in a simple, meaningful way.
Children cut out the angel and stone pieces, attach them to popsicle sticks, and use them to act out the Easter story — that Jesus is alive. This interactive craft works beautifully for Sunday School, children’s church, Christian preschool classrooms, and homeschool Bible time.
This craft pairs perfectly with the matching preschool Bible lesson and the “Jesus Is Alive” YouTube song. Teachers can play the song softly in the background while children cut, glue, and tape their puppets, helping reinforce the Resurrection message through movement, repetition, and play.
🎵 Teacher Tip:
Play the “Jesus Is Alive” song during craft time and encourage children to say together, “Jesus is alive!”
✂️ HOW TO MAKE THE PUPPETS
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Print the angel and stone template pages.
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Have children cut out the angel and round stone pieces.
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Glue or tape each piece to a regular-size popsicle stick.
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Let the puppets dry, then use them for pretend play and storytelling.
📎 SUPPLIES NEEDED
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Printed angel and stone template
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Popsicle sticks
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Child-safe scissors
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Glue or tape
❤️ PERFECT FOR
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Preschool Sunday School
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Easter Resurrection lessons
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Children’s church activities
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Christian preschool classrooms
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Homeschool Bible time
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Hands-on Bible storytelling
📄 WHAT’S INCLUDED
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Printable angel and stone puppet templates
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Instant digital download
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Designed for preschool and toddler use