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favorite resources for Easter

Favorite Curriculum and Resources for Easter

March 6, 2025 · In: Curriculum, Resources

This post is all about favorite curriculum and resources for Easter over the past few years of homeschooling.

In an effort to save you some time and money, I compiled a list of different curriculum and resources we have used to prepare our hearts for Easter. All of these are based on the Bible and have a Christian foundation.

For convenience, I will list out and describe many we have used, as well as a couple more that were created after my children were out of the age range, but look solid. There may be discount codes attached as well!

Whether you are seeking out picture books, chapter books, or a more in-depth study of Easter, I am pretty sure you will find something practical and useful here for your homeschool family!

This post is all about our favorite curriculum and resources for Easter.

Picture Books for Easter

Here are some of our well loved Easter themed picture books. I cannot get myself to rid of them because they are still so sweet and meaningful to us. If the covers alone do not grab your attention, the story sure will.

  • The Friend Who Forgives
  • The Passover Lamb
  • The Donkey Who Carried a King
  • Easter on the Farm
  • The Garden, the Curtain, and the Cross

Chapter Books for Easter

For the older kids who are ready for more, here are beloved chapter books and lent devotionals that have been great for discussion. Additionally, they are all easy reads with a powerful message.

  • Called to Follow: 40 Days of Discipleship Through the Life of Christ (use code “juicebox” for 10% off)
  • Amon’s Adventure: A Family Story for Easter
  • The Robe – I suggest this powerful story for teens and adults. It was such a memorable and impactful book!
  • Wild Hope: Stories for Lent from the Vanishing – If you liked All Creation Waits for Advent, you’ll love this one too.

Curriculum for Easter in the Younger Years

Easter curriculum for homeschoolers

We have used quite a few Easter studies in the younger years of homeschooling. Expectedly, most include hands-on activities and picture book recommendations. In addition, all point the the reason to the Savior and what He did for us.

  • Signs of the Savior by Little House Learning Co.
  • Easter Guide and Holy Week and Watercolor Guide by Brighter Day Press
  • The Good Gospel by The Peaceful Press

Curriculum for Easter in the Older Years

Surprisingly, it is a little harder to find great curriculum for Easter in the older years. Most years, I will use books or devotionals as our main source. However, for a specific study, I do trust this resource for tweens and teens:

  • Uncovering Mercies at the Cross by Not Consumed Ministries
  • Above Every Name by Not Consumed Ministries

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Friend, you don’t have to do all the things this D Friend, you don’t have to do all the things this December. 🤍

In fact, it’s better if you don’t. Some of our sweetest Advent memories have come from gathering on the couch with a good book. And for my older kids, it’s been sitting down with their Bibles and really slowing down to consider Jesus. 

Here are some book ideas:

📖 For the little ones:
✨ Holy Night and Little Star: a gentle, glowing retelling for your youngest listeners
✨ Unto Us a Child Is Born: beautiful words to read slowly and savor together
✨ Shh, Baby Jesus Is Sleeping: sweet and quiet, perfect for snuggling up before bed
✨ God Gave Us Christmas: not new, but a cozy reminder of the true reason we celebrate
✨ God in My Day: not technically a Christmas book, but a darling new bedtime favorite that reminds little hearts God is with them all day long

📖 For middle and high schoolers:
🤍 Making Room: An Advent Bible Study for Teens: this is what my older kids are doing this year! Use code juicebox10 for a discount.
🤍 Consider Jesus by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth: a rich, thoughtful way to fix their eyes on Christ this season

Pick one, read it slowly, and let that be enough!

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There’s something about baking that slows me down in the best way. Flour on the counter, a teen measuring spices next to me, simple conversation (and high kicks apparently) while we wait on the oven. Food for the family, and filling for me too.

Here’s my go to most every fall. Lightly sweetened, cozy, and easy enough for a weekday.

🍂 Lightly Sweet Pumpkin Muffins (makes 12) adapted from Sally’s Baking Addiction recipe.

Dry:
1 3/4 cups flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
2 1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice

Wet:
1 can (15 oz) pumpkin purée
2 eggs
1/3 cup melted butter or coconut oil
1/2 cup maple syrup
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup plain Greek yogurt or milk
1 tsp vanilla

Optional: a handful of chocolate chips, pecans, or a sprinkle of oats on top

1️⃣ Preheat oven to 375°F and line a muffin tin.
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3️⃣ Whisk the wet ingredients in another.
4️⃣ Gently fold together until just combined. Add any extras.
5️⃣ Fill cups nearly to the top and bake 20 to 24 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean.

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