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Every year, I know Holy Week is coming—but somehow, it still sneaks up on me. By the time it arrives, everyone around us is already in Easter mode, and I’m scrambling to make sure my students actually understand what this week is all about. I want it to be meaningful, but I also need activities that are easy to prep and don’t require a ton of extra planning. Holy Week really is such an important time in the classroom. It’s a chance to pause, reflect on the final days of Jesus’ life, and help students connect with the meaning of Lent in a way that sticks. Whether it’s through hands-on games or quiet moments of prayer, I’ve found that a few simple, thoughtful activities can go a long way. Here are some of my favorite go-to Holy Week activities that I use in my own religion classes. I’ve mixed in a few totally free ideas with some fun and meaningful resources—like Lent Bingo, “I Have, Who Has?”, Holy Week Reading Packets, and Lent Sorting Cards—to help you keep things simple, engaging, and focused on what matters this week.

Holy Week Activities That Are Low-Prep and Full of Meaning

The Lent and Holy Week Trivia and Stations of the Cross Trivia Activities are fun Lent activities that can be used in many ways. Each set has 30 sets of cards with trivia questions, answers, and information to help students find the answers. Here are a few fun ideas to try in your classroom:

The Power of Trivia: How to Make Lent Lessons More Interactive

Teaching the Stations of the Cross can be a powerful way to help students reflect on Jesus’ journey to Calvary. Whether you’re a teacher in a Catholic school, a catechist, or a parent, there are many ways to make this devotion meaningful for children. Below are some practical, engaging, and faith-filled Stations of the Cross Activities to teach your Catholic Kids.

Stations of the Cross Activities

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Awesome Lent Activities to Inspire Your Students this March

Lent is coming—are you ready? Every year, I start with the best intentions. I want to pray more, simplify life, and make this season truly meaningful. But somehow, the weeks fly by, and suddenly, it's Holy Week, and I'm scrambling to make Lent count. Sound familiar? What if this year could be different? What if you had everything you need to grow spiritually, deepen your family’s faith, and prepare for Easter—all in one place? The Catholic Mom Bundle: Your All-in-One Lenten Resource For just $25, you get 31 incredible Catholic resources to help you and your family have a holy and peaceful Lent. With a total value of $644.39, you’re saving a whopping 96% off! This exclusive bundle is available for five days only: 📅 February 17th – February 21st ⏳ Don’t wait—once it’s gone, it’s gone!

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Engaging February Religion Lessons: Easy Ideas to Inspire Students

Engaging February Religion Lessons: Easy Ideas to Inspire Students

A great way to kick off Catholic Schools Week is by helping students understand the history behind Catholic education and why we celebrate this week every year. You can use reading comprehension packets about the History of Catholic Schools and Catholic Schools Week History to make it super easy. Did you know that Catholic Schools Week was started in the 1970s? These packets give students a chance to practice reading skills while learning about the mission of Catholic schools and their impact on the world. Afterward, spark some group discussions or have students share one thing they love about their own Catholic school.

Catholic Schools Week Activities & Free February Bulletins