Stations of the cross art for kids

To continue our celebration of Lent in the classroom, and to get the kids thinking about the Stations of the Cross, we made this Sunset and Shadow Stations of the Cross art project over the last two weeks. I am so pleased with how they turned out, and thought that I would share the idea and a few steps that worked for us. 1. First, we assigned the stations to various kids. I don't have 14 or 28 students in my class, which would have been ideal, but we just made sure that there were 14 kids…

Stations of the Cross illustrated list available in both black and white and in color. This list includes both a 14 Stations of the Cross list and a 15 Stations of the Cross list.

Craft for Lent – Stations Of The Cross Wheel – FaithSteps

LLM Calling: Stations of the Cross for Kids at Easter. A complete series of reflections taking the twelve stations of the cross of Jesus' last day #goodfriday #easter suitable for children, young people or adults. http://llmcalling.blogspot.com

Yesterday afternoon the kids and I finally started putting together the Stations of the Cross Grotto Kit that I purchased a couple years ago. After taking everything out of the box, and seeing just how many popsicle sticks were included, I nearly packed it up for another year… I’m so glad that I didn’t! We started […]

A long, long time ago (2012!) I posted a set of Resurrection Eggs (for the stories during Holy Week) that I made with our CCD program. A couple of years later, I also made a set of Way of Light Resurrection Eggs (for the stories during the Easter Season). We recently had a CCD family day focusing on the Stations of the Cross. Kids aged 5-14 participated, and I knew that the little ones would benefit from something hands-on before we went to the church to pray the Stations together. I thought…

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Use these Stations of the Cross activities and printables to help teach about Christ's Passion and Death or prepare your students to pray as a group.

. . . we're ready for Lent here. Here's a rundown of some of our plans. I finished my Stations of the Cross shrines (well, we have two more...

To continue our celebration of Lent in the classroom, and to get the kids thinking about the Stations of the Cross, we made this Sunset and Shadow Stations of the Cross art project over the last two weeks. I am so pleased with how they turned out, and thought that I would share the idea and a few steps that worked for us. 1. First, we assigned the stations to various kids. I don't have 14 or 28 students in my class, which would have been ideal, but we just made sure that there were 14 kids…

In PDF format: Stations of the Cross

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

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Praying the Stations of the Cross is a great way to remember the true meaning of Lent with your kids. There are 14 stations of the cross, and it goes through the biblical passion story.

Do your kids know the Stations of the Cross? The Stations are a way for students to remember Jesus' Passion. Here are TWO great activities...

You'll find 60 different Lenten crafts with pictures of the projects and links to the tutorials. Great ideas for a Sunday school class!

See our top picks for "best of the web" ideas for praying through the Stations of the Cross (a Lent tradition to prepare for Easter).