The disciples were surprised that the tomb was empty.

1. Easter Activities - What’s
Inside?
The disciples were surprised that the
tomb was empty.
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2. Materials
Two plastic Easter eggs. Fill one with a few small things
that make lots of noise – e.g. nuts, bolts, nails, washers,
marbles. Rice or dried beans also work. Close and shake it
to test sound. Remove or items to improve the sound.
Don’t overfill the egg or the sound will be dull. Hide the
noisy egg up your sleeve. Leave the other egg empty.
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3. The Children’s Sermon
1. Pick up the empty egg and shake it with the hand
that has the other egg hidden up your sleeve. It will
appear to rattle.
2. Ask the children to guess what’s inside. If they are a
little quiet, ask them one by one “what’s inside?”
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4. 3. After you have a good number of answers, open
the egg and show them it is empty.
4. Why did it rattle? Eventually someone will guess. (If
they need a clue, try “rattling” a solid object like a
candle or a hymnbook to show them)
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5. The Lesson
They will be surprised that the egg was empty. The
disciples were surprised that the tomb was empty.
God had something “up His sleeve.” But for God, it
was no trick. Instead it was a miracle. Jesus was
raised from the dead.
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