Holy Week is a super important time to keep the true focus of the year with Christian kids! Beginning on Palm Sunday and running through Spy Wednesday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, & Holy Saturday- you don’t want to miss any of these important events when making plans with your kids for the week. You can find all of my Holy Week resources for families here. Today, let’s take a look at these meaningful Holy Week crafts.
Holy Week In Handprints– have your kids illustrate the story of
Holy Week from the Bible using handprint illustrations.
You can find my Holy Week eggs here. I designed them to be a “Catholic” version of Resurrection eggs, but later on I ended up designing a different set for the Stations of the cross as well. You can find that farther down the post.
Wee Little Miracles has this adorable Easter story wreath you can print and craft yourself.
stand up crosses at Lord, Make me a Saint.
Post continues after this brief information about the Catholic Icing Monthly Membership
Monthly Liturgical Membership
Sowing Mustard Seeds did a craft to
celebrate Jesus praying at the Garden of Gethsemane.
Familia Catolica made this cool
Last Supper diorama.
Karen in Mommy Land made 2 different versions
of this Palm Sunday craft! 🙂
Check out this Holy Week Banner from
The Diary of a Sower.
And here are some holy week crafts that I have made
and posted directions to right here on Catholic Icing 🙂
Great Holy Week Resources For Families!
Try celebrating all the days of Holy Week with my new cookbook for families– The Symbolic Holy Week & Easter Cookbook! This cookbook includes 23 recipes that point to the true meaning of Easter. It only includes 29 pages of bonus printables! You do not want to miss this amazing resource.
These are AWESOME! Now I just have to find time to do them.
these are excellent crafts. we will definitely try some at our house. thanks.
Hi Lacy~Oh darn, I saw your Holy Week linky was closed. This was a fun newspaper art project. Just thought I’d share since you enjoy interesting art. I was skeptical at first but LOVED the results! Blessings to you!
http://familyatthefootofthecross.blogspot.com/2012/03/holy-week-art-project-and-easter-book.html
Great ideas to get the children involved during Holy Week! I especially like the last supper reconstruction. Was this made just using card and fabric?