I’ve spent the past week, when I wasn’t sick, working like a madwoman to get the Easter family devotional done to share with y’all. We’re on a two-year Bible curriculum, and I want to have two different lessons for the kids to complete on Palm Sunday each year. One for during the Old Testament that covers the ministry of Jesus, that’s the other Easter Family devotional I shared before, and this one for when we’re in the New Testament in our Sunday School class.
This one works with just having finished up the life of Christ. It covers just the events that happened during Holy Week, the week between Palm Sunday and Easter. I cheated a little and included the Friday before because I really like the story of Mary washing Jesus’ feet.
What’s in this Easter Family Devotional?
Well, instructions for each day on what to do, how to put it together (which is why I’m NOT going to repeat that in this post), verses to read, and finally some questions to go through as a family.
I had fun putting the crafts together, I and I hope you all enjoy this just as much as I did. I know my kids are looking forward to completing it.
And for those who are wondering, I put it together for my Sunday school class of about 25 for the cost of $15 (give or take a few), I could have saved a few dollars and not put in the washcloths, but I think that adds to the whole thing. It did take me several hours as I had to prep the craft materials, but that passed fairly quickly as I watched a movie or two during that time.
Easter family devotional supplies
Future Ticia 2022 here, I realized I never told you what you’ll need to put this all together.
Easter family devotional year 2 printable, printer paper (about 6 sheets per child), matchboxes ( bought this at the dollar store, and dumped all the matches into a ziploc bag, years later I still have some, partially because I kept redoing this lesson every 2 years), stapler, washcloths (this is the most expensive part), scrapbook paper, clothespins, yarn
UPDATE: Many thanks to Jennifer for catching my mistake. I put the wrong reference for the Wednesday passage, and thanks to her question it’s now fixed.
If you’re wanting more Easter ideas to check out my Easter for kids page.
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