Advent Calendar
$3.00
This Advent season, get your students into the holiday spirit by counting down to Christmas with acts of kindness. Each day students are encouraged to encounter Christ through a prayer, act of kindness, or faith-filled discussion.
Description
Each week starts with a simple prayer/bible verse. Then the week continues with acts of kindness that students can perform. The week ends with a short reflection. Each day students will tear off one link of the chain to show we are getting closer to Christmas. Students can create their own chain, or you can create one for the class.
What’s Included:
- 30 Tasks/Prayers/Discussion Strips
- Directions
What’s Not Included:
- Purple, pink, and white paper
Lana Priebbenow –
Met expectations Great value Great as a filler for the year of Aussie school year in RE Classes.
Susan H. –
My students loved reading the Bible Verses and the acts of kindness.
Hip Hip Hooray for Second Grade –
My students absolutely loved this! They would remind me each morning to read the next chain in our classroom and to share it with their parents.
Crystal F. –
My students loved doing this project. I just copied the links on different colored paper instead of having them glue them onto construction paper strips.
Jennifer R. –
My students absolutely loved this! They would remind me each morning to read the next chain in our classroom and to share it with their parents.
Blair B. –
A very easy way to insorporate religion daily into the class during this busy season.
Maggie D. –
The students enjoyed creating these and I enjoyed the tasks that they provided for the students each day of Advent.
Sharleen T. –
My class really loved this and it was very well done!
Kelley C. –
We loved adding a link to our chain that we hung in our 3rd grade classroom!
Vicky C. –
An absolutely thrilling experience for our third-grade learners! A heartfelt thank you for such a fantastic and captivating activity!
Eileen H. –
It was a bit childish for my students, but they got the idea. I told them they could always do a different activity instead of the ones given. They got the point that Advent is a time for helping others and reflecting on ourselves.
jeninne O. –
Due to time constraints, I assembled the chains for my students and gave it to them at the start of Advent. My student and their parents really liked how the Advent themes were introduced each week and the good deeds provided. My own children couldn’t wait to check the chain each day to see what their mission was.
Faith Filled Fun for All –
This is going to be a great way for my students to get in the Advent spirit. Thank you!!!
Cassandra B. –
both my homeschoolers and my third graders loved using this!