Lent Reflection Calendar Activity & Collaborative Poster for Ash Wednesday
$3.50
This Lent calendar is a unique way to help your students prepare for Easter! Each students will create their own mini collaborative poster- adding to it each weekday of Lent. They will answer reflection questions each day to help them prepare their hearts for the death and resurrection of Jesus.
*Updated for 2026*
Description
What’s included:
- Lent Calendar Template
- Weekly Questions/Coloring Squares
- PowerPoint (& Google Slides) with Questions
- List of Dates & Questions
- Teacher Guide
- Printing Instructions
Elsie VonDeylen –
My students and I LOVED this project. The prompts didn’t align completely with our teachings, but I love that you can just print a blank version where I gave them our own prompts. So fun and impactful. Can’t wait for the next Lenten season!
Gabbi B. –
Met expectations Great value My 7th graders used this as a project during the first part of Lent…we just forged ahead of time and did it by week instead of daily. They liked it. I put up with the cut and glue scraps of paper. It was fun.
Kathryn W. –
Met expectations Great value The calendar challenged the students to actively participate in the sacrifice of Christ with their own daily sacrifices. Lent became a more meaning season of prayer, penance, and fasting.
Susan H. –
My students loved working together on this poster for Lent.
Kristi T. –
Met expectations Great value My students loved building this Lent puzzle each day. I loved how each day the students needed to reflect.
Fill your Buckett –
This is a FANTASTIC resource. It is well organized, detailed, and accurate. I use it daily during Lent with my fifth graders. I found it easy to cut out each day and pass them out to students each day.
Alisha H. –
This was a great daily reflection during Lent for my students to complete.
Marleena P. –
My students enjoyed this resource for morning work on the Thursday after Ash Wednesday. It allowed my students time to consider the importance of Lent and reflect on their Lenten promises.
Angela W. –
My students used this daily and it was easy to keep track of their progress.
TPT Buyer –
The reflection prompts are age-appropriate, and helped us to gain a deeper understanding of our faith, in a private, personal way. The accompanying powerpoint was a great way to discuss and explain each prompt. The final poster was a beautiful image that symbolized our Lenten journey Jennifer Boughner
Vicky C. –
My students loved using this resource. They were highly engaged!
Amanda E. –
I really enjoyed using this with my class for our afternoon devotions during lent. Being Lutheran and this a Catholic resource, I needed to change some of the things that focused on giving things up for Lent since we don’t do that, Mass, etc, so I liked that I could use the pieces without the questions on the back for this. I would of appreciated access to an editable PowerPoint so I could easily change the questions, but I just downloaded and edited the questions myself by covering the question with a white box and put my own text box in. So it worked. The kids were excited to guess what the picture was going to be. They will need to finish it at home since we’re off for Spring Break, but if they send in a picture of their completed calendar, they will get a little treat from me.
Jaclyn W. –
Very engaging for students to think of a Lent reflection question daily.
Tiffany K. –
Used during morning discussion during the Lenten season
Ruth N. –
This is a great resource! The students love making these!
Veronica M. –
My students enjoyed the Advent 2023 calendar, they are looking forward to using the Lent 2024 calendar.