You can see all of my Lenten Posts by clicking here, or browse the links below. But first, read about why you should observe Lent BEFORE celebrating Easter with your family. 
Print my Lenten Countdown Calendar!
See all the Ash Wednesday Posts Here.
Preparing for Lent With Children- are you ready?
Counting Down the Days of Lent:
Print this Lenten Countdown calendar- this is by far the most popular Catholic Icing post of all time!
Giving Alms- a coin every day!
Check out all the Lenten Printables Here.
See all my posts about the Stations of the Cross Here. You can also see the links to individual Stations of the Cross posts below:
Stations of the Cross Eggs
Stations of the Cross Montessori Activity
Stations of the Cross Eggs- this is one of my favorites!!!
Printable Stations of the Cross for Kids
DIY Candle Stations of the Cross
See my Palm Sunday posts here.
See all posts for Holy Week by clicking Here.
Catholic Resurrection Eggs, or “Holy Week” eggs.
See all the Holy Thursday posts here.
Last Supper Craft- it’s printable!
See all the Good Friday posts here.
Other Lenten Posts:
Almsgiving Box (with download!)
On the Road to Easter Word Search
When I click on the “see all Ash Wednesday Posts Here” link, it just brings me back to this same page.
Never mind my comment. I just realized I need to scroll down more.
Lacy, will you be doing a roundtable collection of everyone’s ideas for Lent this year? I love some of the past posts you’ve done like that…so many great ideas out there to share. For our family – we’re doing a countdown this year made of paper rings with a family activity on each of the 40 rings to help us prepare for Easter. I’m including the link here, but if this isn’t the right forum to share, please feel free to remove
Loving all your posts!
http://enterundermyroof.blogspot.com/2013/02/activity-countdown-to-easter-activities.html
Hi Lacy! I couldn’t agree with you more – having a tool to teach about Stations of the Cross is soo important. I used an amazing hand-drawn template by Melissa over at St. Brigid’s Academy as a basis to make Stations of the Cross magnets – hopefully they’ll be a great teaching tool, much like your egg carton centerpiece (very cool, by the way). http://enterundermyroof.blogspot.com/2013/02/activity-stations-of-cross-magnets.html
Haha – ok, one more I want to share with you! Here are some Via Dolorosa Trivia Cards. The inspiration for these came from wanting to really spend time learning more about the Stations and the path that Jesus took. Let me know once your Lent Linky is working! http://enterundermyroof.blogspot.com/2013/03/activity-via-dolorosa-trivia-cards.html#
Great ideas. I am making weekly take home booklets from Lenten Adventure for my 3rd grade. I added a word bank for the crosswords.
Hi Lacy, I wanted you to know I downloaded your ever so popular Lenten Calendar and gave it to my first grade class this morning. They were excited about checking off the days until Easter. Thank you for your generosity! I blogged about my class tonight and linked back to you for your calendar. God bless!
THANK YOU, thank you, thank you for your beautiful printables! I cannot wait to use your Lenten Calendar with my children. Thank you for the sacrific ideas for kids. It’s wonderful for the children to be involved in Lenten activities too. I also printed your pretzel note. I’m going to give my kids peanut butter and soft pretzels in their school lunch every Friday. Love your blog!
Thanks so much for the inspiration! My family and I started a Lenten tree today. We put 40 eggs on some branches. Inside the eggs are 40 noble verses with a little treat. One of the boys will open one egg each night, and enjoy the treat, until we get to Easter!
Hi Lacy, I want to tell you how very much I appreciate your site and the links you share. We have a ‘lenten fair’ every yearthat uses crafts and activities to teach and bring awareness of lent to our religious ed kiddos. Your site is absolutly invaluable to us for that. Because of time restraints we do need to modify some of them but without your ideas we would not know where to start so thank you so much. I don’t know how to send you a picture of what we did but I did put them on a pinterest board if you wanted to see them. Thanks again.
So glad to hear it!
Have been using your curriculum for 2 Sundays at home for my 2 and 4 year old daughters. Thank you so much! We are having fun and it is so easy to use. We have had a hard winter with illnesses and have not been able to make it to church like usual, so I feel better getting in at least a little “church school” every week. My 4 yr. old yelled out this morning, ” I LOVE church school!” Made my heart feel good. Thanks lacy for making it so easy to help me get started teaching my children about our faith.