Easter chalkboard art turns a plain black slate into the heart of your holiday decorating, and all you need is chalk and a few minutes. Whether you want a sweet welcome sign, a faith-filled message for the dinner table, or a silly bunny doodle for the kids, a chalkboard is an easy way to dress up your home.
These 30 ideas cover everything from Easter morning schedules to menu boards for your brunch spread, plus games, scripture, and garden critters. Pick a few favorites and let the kids grab some chalk too. There is no wrong way to make your board feel cozy and personal this weekend.
Cozy Welcome Boards
1. Daffodil and Bee
The sign reads "SPRING HAS SPRUNG" in block capitals: coral, butter yellow and teal. Beside the words, a tall yellow daffodil with a coral center stands next to a tiny striped bee.
This one works great by the front door to greet guests as they walk up. Keep the bee simple: two small ovals and a few quick wing strokes are all you need.
2. Wheelbarrow of Eggs
The sign reads "EGGS TO SHARE" in block capitals: coral, butter yellow and teal. Below, a teal wheelbarrow with a white wheel is filled with coral, yellow and pink eggs and pink tulips.
This board brightens up a kitchen counter or entry table where guests drop off their Easter treats. Try drawing the wheelbarrow wheel first so the proportions stay balanced.
3. Easter Mailbox
The sign reads "YOU'VE GOT EGGS" in block capitals: coral, butter yellow and teal. Above it, a white mailbox with a red flag has a bunny ear sticking up and a patterned egg tucked in the opening.
Set this near the entry where kids check for surprise notes. A simple rectangle with a curved lid makes the mailbox.
4. Chick in a Teacup
The sign reads "HELLO CHICK" in block capitals, "HELLO" in coral and "CHICK" in butter yellow. Below, a fuzzy yellow chick sits in a teal teacup with pink flowers, on a pink saucer.
This sweet little scene works well in a kitchen or breakfast nook for Easter brunch. Sketch the teacup first as two simple curves before adding the chick on top.
5. Bench Bunnies
The sign reads "WELCOME FRIENDS" in block capitals, "WELCOME" in coral and "FRIENDS" in butter yellow. Below, two white bunnies sit side by side on a teal garden bench, one wearing a coral flower.
This one makes a cheerful greeting for the porch or entryway. Draw the bench as a few straight lines before adding the bunnies so their ears line up evenly.
Weekend Plans and Countdown Boards
6. Easter Weekend Plan
The sign reads "EASTER WEEKEND" in block capitals, "EASTER" in coral and "WEEKEND" in butter yellow. Below, three white lines each begin with a tiny egg in coral, yellow or pink, and a small bunny face sits in the corner.
This works in the kitchen where everyone can see the schedule. Fill each line with church, brunch or the egg hunt.
7. Hunt Time
The sign reads "HUNT TIME" in block capitals, "HUNT" in coral and "TIME" in butter yellow. Between the words, a white clock face with colorful tick marks holds a patterned egg, with a short white line beneath it.
This board works well posted by the door before the big hunt begins. Keep the clock simple: a circle with two short hands is all you need.
8. Who's Coming
The sign reads "WHO'S COMING" in block capitals, "WHO'S" in coral and "COMING" in teal. Below, five colored lines each begin with a tiny white bunny face.
This guest list board works great by the front door or dining room for Easter gatherings. Let the kids help draw the little bunny faces next to each line.
Barnyard Friends
9. Hen and Chicks
This board skips the words. A white outlined hen with a coral comb sits proudly with three fluffy yellow chicks around her, and small flowers fill the corners.
This one works beautifully as a centerpiece board on a kitchen shelf. Draw the hen's body as one big oval before adding her head and the little chicks around her feet.
10. Sleepy Lamb
This board has no words. A white lamb sleeps curled up on a pillow of teal clover, with tiny flowers in the corners.
This gentle scene suits a nursery or a quiet corner of the living room. Keep the lamb's body round and fluffy with small curved lines for the wool texture.
11. Bunny Reader
This chalkboard has no words. A white bunny sits in a coral armchair reading an open teal book, with a yellow oval rug beneath the chair.
This cozy scene fits perfectly in a reading nook or kids' bedroom. Draw the armchair first as a simple square with rounded arms before adding the bunny on top.
12. Piglet in Boots
No words here, just a smiling pink piglet in tiny yellow rain boots standing in a teal puddle, with small flowers and raindrops in the corners.
This silly little drawing is a fun one for kids to help create themselves. Keep the piglet's body round and simple, then add the boots last so they sit right at the bottom.
13. Bunny with Balloons
This board has no words. A white bunny holds three egg shaped balloons in coral, yellow and pink on thin white strings.
This design works great for an Easter party table or dessert station. Draw the balloon strings last with light, wavy lines so they look like they are floating.
Faith, Hope and Gratitude
14. Hallelujah
The sign reads "HALLELUJAH" in coral capitals across the top. Below, a white Easter lily with teal leaves stands beside a small white dove.
This reverent board works well on a dining table or entry console during Easter week. Draw the dove with two simple curved wings and a small round body for an easy, clean shape.
15. Jesus Lives
The sign reads "JESUS LIVES" in block capitals, "JESUS" in coral and "LIVES" in butter yellow. Above the words, a yellow sunrise with rays glows behind a white cross on a teal hill.
This meaningful board fits beautifully on a mantel or dining room wall for Easter Sunday. Keep the cross simple with two straight lines, letting the sunrise rays be the main focus.
16. Easter Prayer
The sign reads "A PRAYER FOR EASTER" in block capitals: coral, butter yellow and teal. An open white book sits below the words, with a tall white lily on a teal stem beside it.
This board works nicely near the entry or dining table as a quiet reminder of the season. Draw the book as two simple curved pages before adding the lily beside it.
Kitchen and Table Boards
17. Spring Lemonade
The sign reads "LEMONADE" in coral block capitals across the top. Below, a glass pitcher and a tall glass with a striped straw are filled with lemon slices and mint.
This board makes a fun addition to a drink station during an Easter brunch or backyard gathering. Keep the pitcher's handle simple with one curved line for an easy, clean look.
18. Cinnamon Rolls
The sign reads "CINNAMON ROLLS" in block capitals, "CINNAMON" in coral and "ROLLS" in butter yellow. Below, four swirled rolls sit in a teal pan, topped with white icing.
This board is perfect for a breakfast table or kitchen counter on Easter morning. Draw each roll as a simple spiral shape, then add the icing lines last.
19. Strawberry Shortcake
The sign reads "SHORTCAKE" in coral block capitals. Below, a yellow split biscuit is filled with white whipped cream and red strawberries.
This dessert board works great near the cake table at an Easter gathering. Keep the strawberries simple: small red triangles with tiny seed dots are all you need.
20. Spring Salad
The sign reads "SPRING SALAD" in block capitals, "SPRING" in coral and "SALAD" in butter yellow. Below, a white bowl of leafy greens is topped with pink radish slices and small flowers.
This board makes a cute label for the salad bowl at your Easter spread. Draw the greens with loose, curvy lines to keep the leafy texture looking light.
21. Fruit Skewers
The sign reads "FRUIT SKEWERS" in block capitals, "FRUIT" in coral and "SKEWERS" in butter yellow. Below, three skewers of strawberries, yellow melon and purple grapes stand in a jar.
This board works well as a label for a fruit table at brunch or an egg hunt party. Draw the jar first, then add the skewer sticks poking out from the top.
22. Egg Cups
The sign reads "SOFT BOILED" in block capitals, "SOFT" in coral and "BOILED" in butter yellow. Below, two smiling eggs in teal and pink egg cups wear tiny knitted hats.
This cute board is a fun label for the breakfast table on Easter morning. Keep the hats simple with small triangle or dome shapes on top of each egg.
Kids' Games and Crafts
23. Pin the Tail
The sign reads "PIN THE TAIL" in block capitals: coral, butter yellow and teal. A big white bunny with no tail sits beside the words, with a small gray cotton ball tail floating nearby.
This board works as a fun sign for an Easter party game station. Draw the bunny's body first as a large oval, then leave the tail spot blank for the game.
24. Bunny Bingo
The sign reads "BUNNY BINGO" in block capitals, "BUNNY" in coral and "BINGO" in butter yellow. Below, a three by three white grid has small patterned eggs drawn in five of the squares.
This board makes a fun activity sign for an Easter party table. Keep the grid lines straight and simple so the eggs inside stand out clearly.
Spring Drawings and Art
25. Cherry Blossoms
This board has no words. A white branch is covered in pink cherry blossoms, with a few petals drifting down below.
This pretty design works well as a standalone decoration on a mantel or entry table. Draw small clusters of five tiny petals around the branch to build the blossoms quickly.
26. Hummingbird and Tulip
No words here. A hummingbird with teal wings and a coral chest hovers beside a tall pink tulip with teal leaves.
This design brings a pretty garden feel to a kitchen or entryway wall. Draw the hummingbird's wings as two quick curved lines to give it a sense of motion.
27. Ladybug on a Leaf
This board skips the words. A coral ladybug with dark spots walks along a big curved teal leaf, with small flowers in the corners.
This simple scene works nicely in a kids' room or garden-themed nook. Keep the ladybug small and round, with a single line down the back for its wings.
28. Snail with Flowers
No words here. A smiling snail drawn in white chalk carries a shell filled with tiny flowers in coral, pink, yellow and teal.
This whimsical design is a fun one for kids to help color in with their own chalk. Draw the shell as a spiral first, then fill it in with small flower shapes.
29. Meadow Daisies
This board has no words. A field of tall white daisies with yellow centers and teal stems fills the board, with a small bee hovering near the top.
This cheerful scene makes a sweet closing touch for a porch or garden-themed room. Draw the daisies at different heights so the meadow feels full and lively.
30. Bunny on a Swing
This board has no words. A smiling white bunny sits on a yellow swing hung with pink and yellow flowers, dangling from a coral branch with teal leaves.
It is a sweet piece for a nursery or a spring mantel. Draw the branch first, then hang the two ropes straight down.
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