Adorable Easter Story Stones Ideas for Kids

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Are you looking for a fun way to spark your child’s creativity and imagination? Easter story stones may be just what you’ve been looking for!

You can use story stones as an easy way to entertain your kids while also teaching them something! All you need are rocks or pebbles and some paint to create a set of story stones that will provide hours of fun for your kids.

Plus, they’ll be learning as they play. It’s a win-win!

Story stones are a great way to get kids excited about storytelling. They can also be used to help teach sequencing, descriptive writing, and other important literacy skills.

They can be used to create all sorts of stories, from silly made-up tales to retellings of favorite fairy tales.

Best of all, they’re easy to make and can be enjoyed by kids of all ages.

Story Stones Ideas

I’ve gathered a wide variety of Easter story stone ideas to share with you.

On the list below, you can find homemade story stones using paint or stickers and mod podge.

If you aren’t feeling very crafty, I’ve also shared a few done-for-you sets of story stones that you can purchase already done.

I know that some of you celebrate Easter with the Easter Bunny while others of you stick to the Biblical celebration of Easter. Still others celebrate with a little of both.

That’s why you’ll find Easter bunny story stones as well as Resurrection story stones in the list below.

How to Make Story Stones

If you want to make your own story stones, you’ll need a pencil and some paint pens. Sketch your design on the rock with a pencil.

Then, use paint pens to fill in the design. Finally, outline with a black paint pen. Let your rocks dry, and you’re all set.

If you don’t think you’re up for drawing what you want, gather some old picture books, magazines, or sticker books.

To use stickers, just stick the sticker to a flat rock and smooth it out. Cover the rock with a coat of mod podge, and let it dry.

To use old magazines or picture books, cut out the image you wish to use. Spread a thin layer of mod podge on the rock and adhere your picture. Coat the rock with another layer of mod podge to seal the image to the rock. Let it dry.

More Easter Fun for Kids

If your kids enjoy this Easter activity, be sure to check out these printables, book lists, and more! Pick and choose a few to add to your upcoming Easter plans.