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Lent is a wonderful time of year to reflect on our lives. This reflection booklet and alphabet are the perfect way to teach students about Lent, along with having them reflect on their relationship with God and others. Each letter of the alphabet has a word that is Lent/Easter themed. Hang the alphabet around the classroom, and have students complete their own reflection booklet.
Students can also practice their printing skills by tracing or writing the words on each symbol. Plus the resource comes with a PowerPoint to guide teachers in their implementation of the activity.
What’s included:
*A brown paper bag is needed for this activity, but not included
Lent is a time of prayer and reflection, but guiding students to those things can be difficult. This Lent bulletin board set is a beautiful display that will help your students focus their thoughts on God during the Lenten season.
Filled with acts of kindness, prayers, fasting, gratitude, and more, this bulletin board set will set your students up for a rewarding Lent. Students will complete one “task” each day that will help them open their hearts to God. It will help them stay focused on being prayerful children of God.
Make this Lent meaningful for your students this year by using this collaborative poster! This beautiful poster and activity will brighten up your classroom and have your students reflect on how they pray, fast, and give this Lenten season. Students will each color one square of the poster and once they are placed together, the masterpiece is revealed.
Make this Lent meaningful for your students by teaching them out the season and have students discovery how they can pray, fast, and give during the next 40 days. This flipbook activity is perfect to do anytime during Lent, but works very well during the week of Ash Wednesday.
Are you looking to teach your students about Lent, Ash Wednesday, and Holy Week? These posters will teach your students the meaning of Lent and Holy Week. It will get them thinking about how they can become better followers of Christ.
This Lenten season invite students to join in prayer with a prayer partner. In this incredibly powerful resource, students will deepen their relationship with God, while also strengthening their friendships within the classroom.
Make this Lent meaningful for your students by guiding them to make room for God in their lives. Have students reflect on their actions and how they can bring about the Kingdom of God. This is a great prayer service to do on Ash Wednesday or the first few weeks of Lent.
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*
Are you at the end of your geometry unit and looking for a highly engaging review? This resource will get your students up and moving while reviewing their math skills! This activity is great for upper elementary students.
Do your students need to review long division? This National Park themed review is a fun way to review this skill. Students will practice the skill and their correct answers will reveal the answer to a National Park themed question.
Are you looking to engage your students with real-life math word problems? This resource is designed to challenge students with long division word problems all about the National Parks.
Are you looking to brighten up your classroom this March? This St. Patrick’s Day inspired bulletin board set is the perfect thing to do just that! Your students will be able to add to the board and reflect on the blessings in their lives.
Getting students writing can help expand their minds and imaginations. Use these March themed writing prompts to engage your students with seasonal topics in centers, whole-class instruction, or an early finisher activity.
Are you looking to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. and his contributions to the United States? This beautiful poster and activity will not only help your students reflect on the impact MLK had on our world, but the activity will also think about a topic they are passionate about and how they can bring about change. Students will each color one square of the poster and once they are placed together, the masterpiece is revealed.
Looking to brighten up your classroom or hallway? Look no further than this beautiful “Happy Birthday Mary” collaborative poster! This poster is the perfect way to celebrate the Nativity of Mary on September 8th. Students will work together to create a masterpiece celebrating Our Lady’s birthday.