The Brave Queen- 2 Printable Queen Esther Crown Crafts
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Download, print, and color these Queen Esther crown crafts, a reminder of the brave queen who took a stand for God’s people.
Teaching the book of Esther with the 4 main characters with a craft is always the easiest way to remember a story. And what better way to celebrate this brave queen than with a crown craft?
Working in kids’ ministry with kids from 1st grade through 4th grade, I’ve learned that some crafts need to be adapted for our older kids.
This Brave Queen craft includes two craft options:
- A printable crown craft with crown extenders to fit around any child’s head.
- A printable tabletop crown craft for an older child who would prefer not to wear a crown.
How to Use this Queen Esther Crown Craft to Teach The Story of The Brave Queen
This simple crown craft features the 4 important people in this story. Using the story panels,
Panel 1 features Esther and her uncle Mordecai.
Panel 2 features the evil Haman
Panel 3 features Queen Esther
Panel 4 features the king
Panel 5 features Esther and the king.
Here’s a simple story script you can use to explain Esther 1-10 in a simple and easy-to-remember way for kids:
A long time ago, in a place called Persia, there lived a young woman named Esther. She was kind, brave, and beautiful. Esther lived with her uncle Mordecai, who loved her very much and took care of her like his own daughter.
One day, the king of Persia was looking for a new queen. When he met Esther, he liked her kindness and gentle heart, and he chose her to be his new queen! Esther became Queen Esther, but she kept a secret — she was Jewish, one of God’s people.
Esther’s uncle Mordecai worked near the king’s palace. One day, Mordecai heard that a mean man named Haman wanted to hurt all the Jewish people. Mordecai sent a message to Esther and said,
“You must be brave and talk to the king! Maybe God made you queen for this very reason — to help your people!”
Esther was scared because going to the king without being invited could get her in big trouble. But she prayed to God and decided to be brave. Esther went to the king and told him about Haman’s bad plan.
The king was shocked and angry! He didn’t want anyone to hurt Queen Esther or her people. Because Esther was brave and spoke up, the king stopped Haman’s plan and saved the Jewish people!
From that day on, the Jewish people celebrated Esther’s bravery. They remembered that God had a special plan for her life.
Esther was scared because going to the king without being invited could get her in big trouble. But she prayed to God and decided to be brave. Esther went to the king and told him about Haman’s bad plan.Lessons kids can learn from Esther, the Brave Queen
Lessons kids can learn from Esther, the Brave QueenThree lessons kids can learn from the story of Esther include:
- God can use you to do great things.
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Being brave and doing what’s right is important.
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We can trust God even when we’re scared.
The Bible verse on the crown is Esther 4:14- “Who knows whether you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”
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For best results, I recommend printing these crafts on white cardstock.
Once printed, kids may use crayons, color pencils, or markers to color in the pictures.
When done, they will cut around the outline of the crown and tape/glue the ends to each other to complete the crown. 
(For the crown a child will be wearing, you will need to cut the paper strips provided and glue them to either end of the crown, measure the crown around the child’s head, and cut off the extra paper as preferred.)
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“Such a beautiful printable! I love how meaningful and creative this activity is for young kids. These little faith-based crafts really help children learn in a fun way.
I work with baby accessories too, especially simple traditional pieces like a black thread nazaria bracelet for little ones, so I truly appreciate thoughtful ideas like this that connect culture and creativity. Thanks for sharing this!”
“This printable is so beautiful and meaningful! I love how simply you explained the story and made it engaging for kids. Activities like these really help parents teach values in a fun way. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful resource!”