Let’s have some fun making a special Easter card! This is a great way to show your creativity and celebrate Easter. Grab your pencils, markers, and paper, and let’s get started on this exciting drawing adventure!
First, we will use our pencils to draw some guidelines. These will help us write our words nicely. Start by writing “Happy” at the top left of your paper. Press just enough so you can see it, but not too hard, so it’s easy to erase later.
Now, move to the bottom of the paper and write “Easter.” Start with a big E, then an A, S, T, E, and finish with an R. You can use big or small letters, whichever you like!
Now, let’s trace over our pencil lines with a marker to make them stand out.
For the letter Y, start from the side and draw a diagonal line down, then connect it to the top with a V shape.
Let’s make our Easter egg look even more fun by adding bunny ears on top. Draw two big loops for ears, and then add smaller loops inside for extra detail.
Now, let’s outline the word “Easter” using the box lettering style.
Once all your letters are outlined, erase the pencil guidelines. This will leave you with clean, bold letters ready for coloring.
Now comes the best part—coloring! Pick any colors you like to decorate your letters and the Easter egg. You can also add more Easter eggs, flowers, or even a chocolate bunny to make your card extra special.
Take your time and have fun choosing your colors or creating your own unique design.
Great job! You’ve made a beautiful homemade Easter card. We hope you had fun with this drawing lesson and that your card looks amazing. Don’t forget to show your card to your friends and family. Happy Easter!
Explore Letter Shapes: Take a walk around your home or classroom and look for objects that resemble the shapes of the letters in “Hoppy Easter.” Can you find something that looks like an “H” or an “E”? Draw or take pictures of these objects and share them with your classmates. This will help you see letters in everyday objects!
Create a Nature Easter Card: Go outside and collect small items like leaves, flowers, or twigs. Use these natural materials to decorate another Easter card. Arrange them to form the letters of “Hoppy Easter” or create fun patterns around the words. This activity will help you see how you can use different materials to express your creativity.
Color Mixing Experiment: Use your markers or crayons to mix colors and create new shades for your Easter card. Try combining two colors to see what new color you can make. For example, mix blue and yellow to make green. Share your new colors with your friends and use them to add unique touches to your card.
