Lenten Arts and Crafts

This is a very simple, yet attractive, project that the kids will love to make and you'll want to display it. Go to Catholic Icing for the directions.

A nice little Lenten box to hold sacrificed savings to donate on Easter Sunday. Directions for this project can be found at Kids & Glitter.

This is a very appropriate project to be doing at this time. The author of this project chose the word "remember" because it reminds us that Peter recalled, or remembered, the words of Jesus when he heard the rooster crow for the third time. You'll find this project at Impress Your Kids.

This is a beautiful family or classroom project. Directions and photo downloads can be found at Homeschool Goodies.

Lent isn't just about denying ourselves things, it's also about helping others. The directions for this art project can be found at Kids & Glitter.

The directions for this attractive bracelet can be found on the ARMA DEI site.

For some background on the retablos, or little altar, and the directions for making one, can be found at Kids & Glitter.

This cross made using clothes pins and the directions for the project can be found at Theresa Thomas.

Templates for the pages of this Lenten journal can be found at Kids & Glitter.

This is an outstanding Lenten project. Be sure to check out this site. Directions for this project are also found on this site, Pondered in My Heart.

This is a very nice project with a Lenten lesson to be learned. Go to Mom On TIMEOUT for all the specifics.

The directions for this simple, but meaningful mobile, can be found at Kids & Glitter.

There are so many possibilities for this collage project. Have plenty of colorful magazines and Christian catalog pictures handy. For the directions for making a collage, go to FRIVOLITEA.

Little kids love making and wearing this cute little fish necklace. Go to Kids & Glitter for the directions.

If you want to print this or any project onto black paper, use a green pen or marker to make your original copy---it will show up on the black paper. For the directions for this project, go to JACKETFLAP.

This Lenten art project is made using torn pieces of colored construction paper. Get all the directions at Kids & Glitter.

With a little help, even the littlest crafter can do this project. Go to Pondered in My Heart for the directions.

This project uses colored tissue paper. For the directions on how to make this art project, go to Kids & Glitter.

Print off these beautiful Stations of the Cross from the site at Family in Feast and Feria.

Tinfoil and permanent markers are supplies you need for this project. To see what else you may need, go to Kids & Glitter.

Don't get discouraged when you try to find the directions on this site, you just click on the individual pictures for the instructions!! A very nice project. Go to Lapbook Lessons for the instructions.