Resurrection Eggs

Resurrection Eggs are a great way to focus on the reason we celebrate Easter (the death and resurrection of Jesus!). Typically, resurrection eggs consist of 12 multi-color eggs — each filled with a Bible verse and a symbol of the Easter story. Your family can open one each day, all at once, or at any pace you think is best.

The popular Family Life Resurrection Eggs are available for purchase, but there are plenty of DIY options. This page highlights our top picks for “best of the web” ideas for DIY Resurrection Eggs.
Resurrection Eggs
Below are some of the “best of the web” in DIY Resurrection Eggs for Easter. Each is a bit different, so choose your favorite or be inspired to create your own.

Resurrection Eggs 1

Resurrection Eggs 1

By Play, Eat, Grow

Includes free printable with daily verses.

Resurrection Eggs 2

Resurrection Eggs 2

By How Does She

Copy and paste verses for inserts.

Resurrection Eggs 3

Resurrection Eggs 3

By Busy Chickadees

Includes free printable images and verses..

Resurrection Eggs 4

Resurrection Eggs 4

By The Domesticated Princess

Copy and paste verses for inserts.

Resurrection Eggs Printable from Lifeway

Resurrection Eggs Printable

By Lifeway/Home Life

Free printable for resurrection eggs.

If you don’t want to display your resurrection eggs in a traditional egg carton, try hanging them from a decorative tree or even attaching as magnets to your fridge; if you don’t want to use eggs at all, you can use decorative tins (see below).

Easter Egg Tree

Easter Egg Tree

By Martha Stewart

Countdown Magnetic Eggs

Magnetic Eggs

By Lyndsey at Lolly Jane

Countdown Magnetic Tins

Magnetic Tins

By Makoodle

Lastly, here are some great resources (available for purchase) designed to be used with resurrection eggs, as well as the complete kit available from Family Life.

Benjamin's Box Book

Benjamin’s Box (Book)

Lily's Easter Party Book Lily’s Easter Party (Book)
Resurrection Eggs (Family Life)

Resurrection Eggs

Includes eggs, inserts, and a little book.

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