The Lent season differs around the world and Christian denominations and the following Lent Crafts and Ideas for Kids will help in lesson planning.
Generally, Lent is preparing your heart for the Easter by fasting and prayer and lasts for 40 days. In most Christian denominations, Lent begins on Ash Wednesday until Holy Week.
The Sunday before Easter is Palm Sunday and that week is Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and some celebrate Holy Saturday, followed by Easter Sunday. Each calendar year will be different.
Lent Bingo Ash Wednesday Holy Week Printable Game
This bingo game includes 30 game boards and calling cards. The game images include: Almsgiving, ashes, Calvary, crown of thorns, desert, donkey, empty tomb, fasting, Last Supper, nails, palm branch, prayer, purple, silver coins, Stations of the Cross, as well as, washing feet.
Lent Crafts and Ideas for Kids
40 Days of Lent Calendar Activities Bundle Printable
This Lent Bible activity set includes the following printable items:
- Ash Wednesday Bible wheel craft
- Activity calendar
- Bible lesson
- Countdown calendar
- Coloring activity mat
- Prayer calendar
Printable Lent Journal and Activities Kids
This printable journal activity set includes nine pages for children to reflect on the week of Lent.
The pages include: Cover page, a page to record Lenten promises, 5 weeks of Lent Sunday reflection pages, Palm Sunday reflection page, as well as, an Easter Sunday coloring page.
Lent Sunday School Decorations and Activities
Printable Activity Set Kids
Teach children to walk with Jesus this Lent season and complete this set of 5 activities like the calendar, journal, and coloring pages.
Scripture Paper Chain Lent Activity
60 Holy Week and Easter Countdown Crafts
Easter and Lent Ideas for Kids
Lent and Holy Week Crafts
This Sunday school activity set is for 48 children and includes the following: bags, coloring pages, Lent Lamb countdown craft, Cross coloring craft, as well as, the Journal book crafts.
25 Jesus is Alive Mini Handout Cards
Mini Bible verse cards for kids with a graphic of the Empty Tomb of Christ, as well as, the following Scripture:
He isn’t here!
He is risen from the dead,
just as he said would happen.
Matthew 28:6 NLT
