Sunday school lessons about lent

These creative Lent ideas will get kids engaged in the practice of Lent, and exploring what it means to model our lives after Jesus.

Get ready for Lent with these seven activities designed for children. Find out the best ways to help kids learn during the season of Lent.

Wondering what Lent is? This post breaks Lent down into terms everyone can understand and shows how to teach what it is to kids.

Simple Lent activities perfect for Catholic, Methodist, & Lutheran kids and any Christians. They learn about the death & resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Use these Lenten project and lesson ideas to help your students encounter Christ during Lent. Forty days. We have forty days to help young people grow into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ during Lent. How do we make the most of our time with them? Projects and lesson plans.

Help kids to track their Lent sacrifices and countdown to Easter with this fun & FREE Kids Lent Coloring Checklist!

Kids asking, “What is Lent?” We’ve got a rundown of Lent for kids to help you explain, plus activities to help bring it home.

Religious education ideas for Catholic teachers, homeschoolers, and catechists- crafts, lessons, and printables on Sacraments, Scripture and Prayer.

An activity that you can do at church or at home to teach symbols and meanings of the Christian season of Lent. A simple bag and basic materials.

Looking for great lent activities for kids that are easy to start and great for the whole family? Check out these meaningful kid friendly lent ideas for catholics - many of which are free! From spirtual prayerful activities, to acts of kindness, and thinking more about God - these activities for church and catholic kids are great for the lenten season.

These printables show elementary and middle school students how to make a mini book for Sunday school and church in the Lent season. Elementary school students can use them for religion lessons.

While Lent is a season of more adult themes, there are layers of meaning that even little ones can understand and live enthusiastically. Read one mom’s reflections on how to share Lent with Little Ones by clicking on the link below. Follow this board for practical Lenten ideas for preschoolers, and share with your friends!

The season of Lent covers the 40-day period before Easter. Each year it starts on a different date (because Easter moves around), although always on Ash Wednesday. If you are looking for Lent activities for

Ash Wednesday is fast approaching, and while I have my own goals for this Lent, I also seek to guide the Lenten experiences of my students. I have some classroom activities in place that we do each Lent (you can see many of them under the Church Year tab), but I tend to create something new each year to help the students' individual prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Last year it was these student created lists based on the Works of Mercy, and another year it was focused on the Stations of the…

Two months of the New Year have already passed and we find ourselves at the beginning of Lent this week. Easter is just around the corner! One of my brilliant readers suggested I create a

(Western) Lent in 2020 begins on Wednesday 26 February This is the first proper weekly post of our Lent with Kids series. If you’re reading this after the first week of Lent, or if you want to see the range of other Lent ideas we’ve got, you can also head here, to the series index to see what’s […]

Free Easter lessons for children's ministry, Lent Sermons and Christian Object Talks for Sundays, Midweek and Bible Clubs.

Thinking ahead to Easter Holy Week? We've pulled together a list of five really cool Easter Holy Week activities for Sunday School and youth ministry.

Teach the true story of Easter with this collection of printable Easter story activities for Sunday school. There are plenty of ideas that help your kids get excited about scripture this Lent.

The seasons of Lent and Easter are upon us. Perhaps you already celebrate Lent with your family. As for my family, we are not Catholic, nor do we belong to a denomination that usually celebrates