Easter Process Art for Preschoolers

I’m so excited to share this new Easter Process Art for Preschoolers with you! This new painting for kids activity is perfect for exploring art with preschoolers this Easter season. Plus, you probably already have everything you need to do this project with your preschool kiddos today!

collage of Easter Painting for Kids images with text: Easter Painting for Kids Process ArtProcess art is one of my favorite early learning projects for preschoolers because it focuses on the experience, not the finished product and this Easter Process Art for Preschoolers is a perfect example of that.

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Easter cookie cutters next to paint on paper plate
I like letting kids explore different techniques and tools in a way that’s fun and engaging for them. This wonderful process art activity will help your preschoolers explore their own creativity, build confidence, practice fine motor skills, and explore color mixing.

cookie cutter dipped in paint on paper plate
Keep reading to discover how you can use this Easter process art painting activity at home or in the classroom this Spring.

Easter cookie cutter dipped in paint and stamped on white cardstock
Easter process art using Easter cookie cutters and paint on white cardstock
Easter Cookie Cutter Painting

This particular Easter process art project is one of my favorites! Painting activities provide preschoolers with a creative sensory experience.

Easter egg and bunny stamped on white cardstock using cookie cutters and paintThis Easter cookie cutter painting activity for kids will help your preschool kids build coordination, learn about color mixing, and get ready to celebrate Easter. Here’s what you’ll need to make your own Easter process art paintings:

Easter egg, bunny, and rabbit stamped on white cardstock using cookie cutters and paintWhat you’ll need

  • Washable paint
  • Paper plate
  • White paper
  • Easter Cookie cutters

Easter designed stamped on white cardstock using cookie cutters and paintDon’t you just love it when you already have most of the things you need on hand? These supplies are easy to gather, so you’ll quickly be ready to have some Easter process art fun!

Easter Process Art using cookie cutters and paint
Here’s how to do it

  • Pour paint onto a paper plate towards the center of the plate. Use desired paint colors. You can use a single color or even mix colors.
  • Press the cookie cutter down into the paint. Make sure you get the bottom outline of the cookie cutter completely covered with paint.
  • Press the cookie cutter with paint onto the paper to make a print. Switch cookie cutters (if more than one cookie cutter is used.)
  • Continue the above step as many times as desired.
  • Set aside your Easter Process Art until the paint is dry.

Easter Painting for Kids using cookie cutters and paintPro Tip: Once these Easter cookie cutter paintings have dried, preschoolers may color their paintings and give the prints a Spring design. These make great Easter gifts for grandparents too!

Easter stamping on white cardstock using cookie cutters and paint
Easter Process Art next to Easter cookie cutters dipped in paint
Easter Painting for Kids next to Easter cookie cutters dipped in paint
Easter Process Art for Preschool

Looking for more Easter process art projects for your preschoolers this Spring?
Easter Painting for Kids Process Art

  • You won’t want to miss this fun twist on traditional egg dye. It’s messy, but a whole lot of fun! The little guy had a blast with this Egg Painting Process Art Easter Activity for Preschoolers.
  • Your little learners are sure to love this unique Easter-themed color mixing activity. Teach color mixing in an engaging and hands-on way with this Easter STEAM Activity!

Easter Process Art Painting for KidsHow will you celebrate Easter with your preschool learners this Spring? Do you have a plan for dying eggs? Share your Easter art activity ideas in the comments section. I can’t wait to read them and try a few with my own kids this Easter.

collage of Easter Painting for Kids images with text: Easter Process Art for Little Kids