Free stories for 7 and 8 year old children to read at Easter

Our collection of stories for 7 and 8-year-old children includes exciting stories about Easter. Children can discover the traditions and symbols of Easter while having fun with the adventures of their favorite characters. All stories are available for free, just download and read them online or offline. Discover our selection now!

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Stories about Easter: all the stories (43)

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An 8-year-old boy with tousled light brown hair and a delighted smile, wearing a paint-stained apron, carefully holds a spiral- and polka-dot painted egg while his 5-year-old sister with blonde pigtails and paint on her nose stands to his right offering a red heart egg; a small magical brown rabbit with golden highlights and chocolate eyes sits on its haunches nearby by a daffodil bed under an apple tree in a spring garden with daisied lawn, a gingham cloth on a wooden table scattered with paint pots, brushes and wicker baskets of painted eggs, bathed in soft light with vivid colors and paper-cut textures, sharp edges and cast shadows.

The magical Easter egg parade

Reading 6 min. 7-8 years old

Jamie and his sister Lily paint colourful Easter eggs, meet a magical talking bunny, and help hide the eggs for a joyful neighborhood hunt that celebrates kindness and sharing.

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Three children under an ancient oak in a spring village garden: Lily (about 8, blonde braids, pastel floral dress) stands left with a colorful woven basket, Max (about 9, short brown hair, blue sweatshirt, jeans) crouches center reaching toward a glowing, rainbow-splashed Easter egg on the grass, and Emma (about 8, black pigtails, red modern wheelchair) is right, smiling and pointing at the egg found under a bush; the egg is opening to reveal a small magical white bunny with hazel eyes and shining whiskers, morning golden light filters through leaves, bright green grass, pink and yellow flowering bushes, scattered colored eggs and floating petals complete the vivid, centered scene.

The rainbow bunny and the woven basket

Reading 5 min. 7-8 years old

Three friends—Lily, Max, and Emma—make a bright Easter basket with a hidden riddle and join the village egg hunt, where a mysterious discovery leads them to learn about kindness and teamwork.

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An 8-year-old girl with an amazed smile and light brown pigtails kneels by a small wicker basket tied with a golden ribbon, holding a large chocolate egg decorated with sugar flowers; an 8-year-old boy with short tousled hair in a blue striped tee stands beside her with a hand on his hip; the mother, hair tied and wearing a pastel apron, sits on a bench under an apple tree to the left holding a cup of cocoa, and the father with a light beard in a plaid shirt sits beside her leaning toward the children; a small beige rabbit hops near a wooden fence in the spring garden of thick green grass, daffodils, pink petals falling from the apple tree, a small wooden gate with a latch and a stone path; the main scene shows the girl discovering the magical egg at the gate with sunlight casting golden highlights on the ribbon and the family gathered on the bench in a warm, wonder-filled atmosphere.

The Easter Obstacle Course and the Golden Garden Clue

Reading 12 min. 7-8 years old

Mia creates an Easter obstacle course and, with her friend Leo, follows playful clues and a touch of garden magic that lead them on a curious, chocolate‑fuelled adventure.

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An 8-year-old boy with a round face and tousled light brown hair, eyes wide and smiling, holds a small blue-and-white striped shimmering egg in his hands; he wears a green sweater with little white rabbits, beige shorts and green rubber boots and sits by a large mossy oak. To his right, an 8-year-old girl (Lina) with black hair in a ponytail and a polka-dot hat leans in laughing to look at the egg; behind him an 8-year-old boy (Ben) with short blond hair and a blue backpack applauds excitedly, and to his left a 6-year-old girl (Rosa) with braided brown hair crouches, clutching a chick plush and pointing in wonder. A tiny luminous bird (the Daylark), about an inch long with petal-like wings and golden eyes, emerges from a thin ribbon of light above the egg and floats over the boy’s hands. The scene is a spring home garden with textured green lawn, red and yellow tulips, a stone birdbath and a paved path, bathed in diffuse golden light; the joyful, warm composition centers on the boy’s hands and the glowing bird above the egg.

The Daylark's Thankful Wish

Reading 21 min. 7-8 years old

When Sam discovers a shimmering egg in the garden, it hatches a tiny Daylark that brings a touch of magic to his Easter hunt, leading him and his friends through playful adventures, acts of kindness, and heartfelt moments.

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An 8-year-old boy with a round freckled face, messy light brown hair and bright smiling eyes holds a small wicker basket of colored eggs and looks at a rabbit tail feather on the floor; his 5-year-old cousin, with black hair in pigtails and a glittery bunny-ear headband, laughs as she runs toward a clump of tulips; their mother, about 35 with brown hair in a bun, stands by a wooden table with a hand on a stack of linen napkins, smiling; a small white rabbit-tail pompom sits on a low shelf near the bed; the bright living room on Easter morning has a light wood floor, an open window letting in golden light, a basket with green paper grass, spring flowers and scattered shiny eggs; after the egg hunt the boy discovers a small note tied to a sparkling egg, looking amazed and conspiratorial while his cousin laughs and the mother watches affectionately, the scene cheerful, colorful and slightly magical with chocolate, ribbons and watercolor-like sparkles.

Milo and the Easter Rabbits of Giggle Power

Reading 17 min. (1) 7-8 years old

When Milo’s playful story about Easter rabbits starts to come alive—leaving tiny tokens, notes, and colorful surprises—he learns that his giggles help bring extra brightness and fun to the holiday.

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An 8-year-old girl with light brown hair in pigtails, chocolate on her lips and bright wide eyes, is crouched digging gently with a small pink shovel and has just unearthed a small glittery box wrapped in rainbow straw and stickers that opens to show a chocolate bunny and sparkling eggs; beside her, an about-8-year-old boy named Sam with short brown hair and dirty knees leans forward smiling to look into the hole; a woman in her early 30s with her hair in a bun stands a few steps away holding a plate of pancakes and watching warmly; a fluffy white rabbit named Marshmallow with a small bell collar hops among flowers to the children’s right; the spring garden has carrot beds with green shoots, yellow tulips and daffodils, an old apple tree with a pink ribbon, trimmed green grass and a pebble path; bright palette of spring greens, warm yellows, candy pinks, sky blue and golden highlights, clear lines, rounded shapes and exaggerated warm expressions for a joyful, child-friendly scene.

Ellie and the Magical Easter Hunt

Reading 9 min. 7-8 years old

Seven-year-old Ellie discovers a glittery envelope that leads her on a magical Easter treasure hunt of clues around her home and garden, sharing surprises and chocolate with friends along the way.

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Three children — Mia, an 8-year-old girl with braided brown hair tied with a yellow ribbon wearing a sky-blue polka-dot dress who holds a honey-colored key and stands slightly ahead; Tomas, an 8-year-old boy with short chestnut hair in a green sweater holding a wicker basket of shiny chocolate eggs to Mia’s left with an amazed look; and Zoe, an 8-year-old girl with blonde pigtails in a pink jacket holding a small wooden doll and a starry paper in her pocket to Mia’s right, leaning to peer inside — stand on a cobbled village square at dusk with wrought-iron lampposts and low houses with colorful shutters in front of a round wooden patchwork door painted in blue, pink, green and gold; they open it to reveal warm cacao-and-marigold light and a low table with steaming cups of chocolate and glitter-wrapped eggs, creating a soft, curious, magical atmosphere with saturated colors, paper-like textures and drifting leaves.

The Honey Key and the Easter Door

Reading 11 min. 7-8 years old

Three friends follow a crayon map on an Easter hunt, finding small wonders, acts of kindness, and a honey key that leads them to a mysterious, colorful door.

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An enthusiastic 8‑year‑old boy with a round freckled face and messy light brown hair in a blue-and-yellow striped sweater holds a small handmade painted metal clock with glittery buttons and looks at a shiny golden watch in his hand; his 5‑year‑old sister, joyful with blonde pigtails and a pink polka‑dot dress, jumps on the lawn to his left reaching for a bright blue egg; their father, about 35, smiling with a short beard and a plaid shirt, crouches by a tulip bed to the right pointing to an egg hidden under a garden statue; their mother, about 33, gentle and laughing with tied brown hair, stands by the kitchen patio door holding a tray of pastel cupcakes; a slightly worn light brown teddy bear named Toby sits on a plaid blanket near the children with a small chocolate egg beside it; bright spring garden with dewy green grass, red and yellow tulips, colorful sticker garlands on the path, blue sky with fluffy clouds and golden morning light; main scene: a morning Easter egg hunt with joyful movement, vivid colors, a close composition centered on the boy and the sparkling clock, clear expressions and tactile textures like glitter, plush and metallic paper.

The magical Easter clock

Reading 7 min. 7-8 years old

Elliot and his sister Rosie build a homemade Easter Clock to wait for the Easter Bunny, and the whole family follows colorful clues around the house and garden during a joyful Easter hunt.

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There are 3 characters: - Hardy: a 9-year-old girl with curly brown hair, wearing a yellow t-shirt and a flower skirt. She stands in the center, holding an open old book, with a big smile on her face. - Mia: an 8-year-old girl with braided blonde hair, dressed in a pink dress and white sandals. She is to the left of Hardy, bouncing with excitement, arms raised in the air. - Lila: a 9-year-old girl with straight black hair, wearing a blue sweater and jeans. She is to the right of Hardy, pointing at a large tree in the background, her eyes sparkling with wonder. The setting is a sunny park filled with colorful flowers and tall trees with bright green leaves. In the center, an old blue-painted wooden bench is surrounded by golden daffodils dancing in the wind. In the background, children are playing and laughing while families picnic on checkered blankets. The main scene shows the three friends discovering an old Easter storybook with illustrations of rabbits and colored eggs, as they stand together, ready to embark on an adventure to follow the magical trail of Easter eggs.

The golden Easter trail

Reading 10 min. 7-8 years old

Three friends, Hardy, Mia, and Lila, embark on a magical adventure in their village to follow the Golden Easter Trail, uncovering clues and sharing joy along the way. As they explore, they discover that the true magic of Easter lies in friendship and togetherness.

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There are 4 children: Max, an 8-year-old boy with messy brown hair, wearing a red t-shirt and blue shorts, standing in the center holding a basket of colorful eggs with a big smile; Lila, a 7-year-old girl with braided blonde hair in a yellow floral dress, to the left of Max, pointing at a floating egg above them, eyes wide with wonder; Jamie, an 8-year-old boy with glasses and brown hair in a green sweater, to the right of Max, focused on taking notes on a sparkling map; and Zoe, a 6-year-old girl with curly red hair in a pink overall, crouched in front of a bow-tied hedgehog, laughing joyfully. The setting is Granny Mabel's enchanting garden, filled with colorful tulips, an upside-down apple tree, and glowing eggs floating in the air, creating a magical and joyful atmosphere. The main scene shows the children preparing for the Easter festival, surrounded by bright flowers and playful animals, each engaged in a special task, with laughter and joy in the air.

The Enchanted Garden Easter Festival

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Four friends discover magical Easter traditions in a wondrous garden filled with talking animals, glittering eggs, and joyful surprises.

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In a sunny garden, four children are gathered for an Easter egg hunt. Lily, a seven-year-old girl with brown hair in a ponytail and a big smile, holds a small wicker basket filled with colorful eggs at the center of the image, full of energy and enthusiasm. Max, a seven-year-old boy with messy blonde hair and glasses, is to her right, pointing at a bush with excited eyes. Emma, a seven-year-old girl with red hair in braids, is to Lily's left, laughing while holding a decorated egg in her hand. Sam, a seven-year-old boy with brown hair and a striped t-shirt, is slightly behind, watching a butterfly flutter near a flower. The garden is a true spring paradise, filled with colorful flowers, lush green trees, and a small pond sparkling in the sun. Birds are singing in the branches, and butterflies are dancing around the children. The scene captures the children in action, searching for hidden eggs in the bushes and under the flowers, with bursts of laughter and joy, embodying the magical and festive spirit of Easter.

Lily's Magical Easter Adventure

Reading 6 min. (1) 7-8 years old Available in audio story

Lily and her friends organize a magical Easter Egg Hunt in her grandpa's garden, filled with clues and surprises that lead them on an exciting adventure. As they search for eggs, they discover the true joy of friendship and the magic of the day.

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An 8-year-old boy named Oliver, with curly brown hair and sparkling blue eyes, smiles enthusiastically while holding a basket filled with colorful eggs. He wears a green T-shirt with a bunny pattern and stands at the center of the scene, surrounded by his friends. Mia, an 8-year-old girl with a pink bunny hat and blonde hair, crouches near a flower pot, amazed by a little crowned frog she just discovered. Leo, an 8-year-old boy with black hair and glasses, stands next to Oliver, joyfully laughing while holding a shiny egg he found behind a garden statue. The scene takes place in a magical garden filled with vibrant flowers, dancing butterflies, and sunlight filtering through the tree leaves. In the background, a mysterious path leads to a secret corner of the garden. The main situation shows Oliver and his friends in the middle of an Easter egg hunt, laughing and marveling at the magical surprises they discover, while an adorable bunny with big ears watches them with a mischievous smile.

Easter in the Garden of Wonders

Reading 10 min. 7-8 years old

In the cheerful town of Sunnyvale, young Oliver plans an exciting Easter egg hunt in his grandma's magical garden, where he and his friends discover talking animals, hidden treasures, and a riddle that leads them to a wonderful surprise. As they embark on this adventure, they learn that the true magic of Easter lies in friendship and shared joy.

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Easter Stories for Children Aged 7 to 8

Give your children a magical adventure through our Easter stories, specially designed for children aged 7 to 8. Each tale is crafted to spark curiosity and imagination in young minds while teaching them the traditions of this joyful holiday.

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