Holy Week Archives - Jesus Without Language

This is a little bonus craft I made up for my friends over at Velvet Ashes. It’s added here as it’s simple enough to do with any age group.

To make this craft, you will need the one size template image, scissors, and some card stock or cardboard pieces.
A thicker card is better, but it would also work with just about any flat materials: coloured paper, scrapbook paper, craft foam, fabric etc.

Place the template over the card and draw over the lines to leave an impression on the card below.
Work from the back of the image, cutting out each piece by following the colours of the rainbow or cut out everything and then assemble (do the latter if you don’t have a colour printer).

Glue the pieces together – there is only one order that works, so you can’t “get it wrong!”

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This is the fifth and last in a five day mini series exploring holy week. Each day a small activity is linked to an event from the days leading up to Easter.

DAY 5 – Good Friday : Today we are looking at the nails of the cross

These resources have been updated to print – each day is a single page.
You can grab the printable pages over in the TPT shop – perfect for send home boxes.
Each page contains the original resources below plus more.

There is also a version of the resources specially for Preschool and toddlers.

This is the fourth in a five day mini series exploring holy week. Each day a small activity is linked to an event from the days leading up to Easter.

DAY 4 – Thursday : Today we are looking at the symbols Jesus gave us to remember him

These resources have been updated to print – each day is a single page.
You can grab the printable pages over in the TPT shop – perfect for send home boxes.
Each page contains the original resources below plus more.

There is also a version of the resources specially for Preschool and toddlers.

This is the third in a five day mini series exploring holy week. Each day a small activity is linked to an event from the days leading up to Easter.

DAY 3 – Wednesday : Today we are looking at the woman with the alabaster jar.

These resources have been updated to print – each day is a single page.
You can grab the printable pages over in the TPT shop – perfect for send home boxes.
Each page contains the original resources below plus more.

There is also a version of the resources specially for Preschool and toddlers.

This is the second in a five day mini series exploring holy week. Each day a small activity is linked to an event from the days leading up to Easter.

DAY 2 – Tuesday : Today we are looking at Jesus’s parable in response to his friends questions.

These resources have been updated to print – each day is a single page.
You can grab the printable pages over in the TPT shop – perfect for send home boxes.
Each page contains the original resources below plus more.

There is also a version of the resources specially for Preschool and toddlers.

This is the first in a five day mini series exploring holy week. Each day a small activity is linked to an event from the days leading up to Easter.

DAY 1 – Monday : Today we are looking at Jesus’s actions when he went into the temple and saw the money changers.

These resources have been updated to print – each day is a single page.
You can grab the printable pages over in the TPT shop – perfect for send home boxes.
Each page contains the original resources below plus more.

There is also a version of the resources specially for Preschool and toddlers.

The five day mini series exploring holy week is one of my favourite traditions and I’ve loved introducing it to my toddler. However, many of the activities are not so toddler friendly so last year I went exploring practical alternatives. I kept with the same format, each day a small activity is linked to an event from the days leading up to Easter. Generally speaking, the days get more involved as you go.

As before, the days all have individual cards but these are modified for younger ears. Print them out (click on the image to get to the printout) and hang them up either as a ladder or string to show each day passing. The daily activity can take as little as 5 minutes but could easily be built upon if needed.

ADDITION:
This is also now supported by a full pack of printable activities. The pack is hosted at my sister site MissionMummy.com and can be found by clicking on the picture.

This is a special Lent theme solo post.

Lent is the lead up to Easter. It lasts for 40 days from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday (Sundays are not included in the tally) and represents the 40 days Jesus spent in the desert. To follow Lent is very much a personal choice.

While advent is about preparing our minds with the big story starting from the beginning and leading up to Jesus, Lent is about preparing out hearts to engage with the Jesus that we see in holy week, the confusing God-man, the one who invited us into a radical new way of loving, the one who really did take up his own cross and walk, leading the way for us to do likewise.

It’s not a new idea, but sadly my purse strings didn’t stretch for the beautiful wooden ones.
NOTE, the pictures are of my original.

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