Over the past couple of years, I’ve posted a lot of ideas for teaching your kids about Divine Mercy. Divine Mercy Sunday falls the Sunday after Easter each year. Here are some ideas for celebrating this feast with your family!
My personal favorite- Make and eat Divine Mercy “Sundaes”
Make a Divine Mercy Jesus Craft (Free to Download!)
Craft your own Divine Mercy medals with kids.
Make a tie dye Divine Mercy t-shirt
Make this Divine Mercy Novena Counter to use with kids!
Here’s a round up of Divine Mercy ideas I did a few years ago. It includes more food ideas, a craft, and some printables. Here’s another round-up with St. Faustina ideas and printables along with Divine Mercy stuff. 
Tiffany from Family at the Foot of the Cross also has a fabulous collection of ideas for celebrating the Feast of Divine Mercy!
I also love this little Divine Mercy Ring Booklet download (which is free!) from The Diary of a Sower. It has directions on praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and 9 days of prayers for the Divine Mercy Novena.
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Love those sundaes because they’re so do-able yet so creative.
Love the Sundaes idea! My kids will appreciate that
The Sundaes idea looks like so much fun! I think even my husband could get on board with that “craft.”
We did the Divine Mercy Sundaes last year. The kids are looking forward to this new tradition!
Hi Lacy,
I used your Divine Mercy Jesus craft today with my first graders. Thank you so much! They enjoyed making their “own statue.” Easter blessings to you and your family!