Support students to learn about and deepen their understanding of the events of Holy Week and Easter with these questions and activities.
The following questions and activities explore Lent, moving to a global and historical context for older students.
For our AC+ subscribers: Here are some ideas and resources from our archives to help you engage students, teachers and families in your school community during Ash Wednesday and Lent.
What phrases of the Resurrected Jesus delight and move you?
Catholic remembrance is about gratitude, learning and connecting with those who are already in God’s presence. The antithesis of this is glorifying war. As Catholics remember, we consider the preciousness of each human and how God loves us all.
These questions and activities explore signs, symbols, and rituals in Catholicism and other World religions.
These classroom resources gather some of our best resources on Jesus in a handy guide.
What happens in the Catholic Church during Holy Week? Why is Holy Week such a big deal?
We explore two saints named Andrew. St Andrew is part of the history of many churches worldwide. Meanwhile, St Andrew Dung-Lac and Companions demonstrate how the lives and the deaths of the martyrs testify to Christ's power and inspiration.
It takes resilience and tenacity to found a religious order. Investigate more with your class with these questions and activities.
On Pentecost Sunday we remember and give thanks for the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples and followers of Jesus (Acts 2:1- 31). Help students celebrate the Church’s birthday with these activities.