"While it is obvious that an ignorant man can be virtuous, it is
equally obvious that ignorance is not a virtue." -Frank Sheed

We are gathering our supplies to make Resurrection Eggs - here are some of the ideas I have gathered from here and there.

Placing small tokens in plastic Easter eggs to tell the Easter story is an idea that has been around for some time. It’s currently being marketed prepackaged. For those that would rather put together their own set of Resurrection Eggs, we’ve put together a list culled from a number of different sources. That means we have more than 12 eggs, so you get to pick and choose which tokens and scriptures you want to use.

	Small cracker pieces - Mark 14:22
	Three dimes - Matt. 26:14-15 or Matt 27:3-4
	Communion cup - Matt 26:26-28 or Matt. 26:39
	Rooster (drawing, picture or a feather) - Matt. 26:33
	Twine with knots in it - Matt. 27:1-2 or a piece of rope
	Soap piece - Matt. 27:24-26
	Small piece of leather - Mark 15:15
	Red fabric - Matt. 27:28-30 or purple fabric - Mark 15:17
	Thorn - Mark 15:17 or Matt. 27:29
	Cross made from toothpicks - Matt. 27:31-32 or John 19:17-18
	Nail - Matt. 27:31 or John 20:25
	Dice - Matt. 27:35-36 or John 19:23-24
	Sponge - John 19:29-30 or Matt 27:48
	Crushed rock - Matt. 27:50, 51 & 54 or dirt
	Sword or spear (plastic hors d’oeuvres sword, Lego sword or spear) - John 19:34
	White fabric - Matt. 27:58-60
	Stone - Matt. 27:65-66 or Mark 15:46
	Cinnamon sticks - Mark 16:1
	Bayleaf - Matt. 28: 2 & 5
	Empty egg - Matt. 28:6 or Mark 16:5-6 or Luke 24:3-6 John 3:16
	Cotton ball (A cloud) - Mark 16:19

More here:  http://www.rainbowcastle.org/resurrectioneggs.html 

here: http://www.easyfunschool.com/article2110.html

http://www.christysclipart.com/res_eggs.html

http://www.christian-homemaking.com/resurrectioneggs.html

http://www.sundayschoolresources.com/btjesushasrisen.htm

Look at this Fabrege egg:  http://www.mieks.com/Faberge2/Other-Eggs/Imperial-Resurrection-Egg.htm

http://www.livingonadime.com/recipes/reseggs.html

You can print this one:  http://www.smithsroom.com/downloads/resurrection%20eggs.pdf

http://www.annieshomepage.com/eastereggs.html

http://www.greatcom.org/resources/sharing_in_the_classroom/easter_sharing/using%20easter%20eggs.htm

Print this one:  http://www.lovetolearnplace.com/SpecialDays/Easter/ResurrectionEggs.pdf  and more activities:  http://www.lovetolearnplace.com/SpecialDays/Easter/Activities.html.

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