Lenten activities

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One of the best ways to count down the days to Lent is with a printable calendar that your child can color. Here are my favorites!

Lent is a penitential season that lasts for 40 days! In all my experience with kids, they love counting down the days to a special time, and today, I wanted to share with you some

40 Ideas for 40 Days gives classroom activity suggestions for faith formation groups to experience Lent.

Lent isn't just for Catholics. Get ideas about what to give up for Lent or add meaningful activities like personal or family devotion time. For younger kids try a Lenten craft project. #lent

“I’m participating in the Keeping LOVE in LENT Blog Link-Up 2013, hosted by Raising (& Teaching) Little Saints, Truly Rich Mom and Arma Dei: Equipping Catholic Families. We’ll be sharing different ways, tips, stories and real-life experiences that will help us focus on Lenten sacrifices, prayer and good deeds, and how to carry them out...Read More »

This post has all the links you need to observe Lent with your kids and family! From Palm Sunday to Good Friday, from meatless meals to the stations of the cross, you will find what you're looking for here! #catholicicing #catholickids #catholicmoms #liturgicalliving #liturgicalyear #lent

A free printable perfect for Lent this year! This features 40 Lenten activities for Catholic families and kids. (It comes in both color and black and white.)

by Shelley Pituch One idea that leads and guides our family during the Lenten season is the use of our Lenten coin box. Around the start of the Great Fast, we bring home our Lenten coin boxes from church. Throughout the season, we are to give alms to the poor and needy by putting coins into the box.

Lent Activities for Kids and Families - featuring hands-on Lenten activities, printables for Lent, and more #LentForKids #LentenResources #LentPrintables #LentForFamilies via @RealLifeAtHome