This simple but beautiful Easter activity invites you to slow down and truly consider the Savior.
Each day leading up to Easter, choose a scripture tile or candy, read the verse, and reflect on the question:
“What think ye of Christ?” (Matthew 22:42)
Two fun ways to enjoy.
Candy Countdown Option
Print the circle cut-outs and glue them to the bottoms of small round candies (like chocolate kisses, rolos, etc.). Pick one each day, match it to the coordinating scripture study sheet, and ponder what you learn about Jesus Christ.
Mosaic Scripture Option
Cut apart the full-color mosaic tiles. Choose one tile per day, read the scripture printed on it, and slowly watch the image come together as Easter approaches.
Both options include:
20-day and 40-day countdown versions
Blank templates to add your own favorite scriptures
A testimony recording page for Easter Sunday
Designed as an individual study experience, this also works beautifully tucked inside plastic Easter eggs for a Christ-centered hunt and family discussion.
A meaningful way to celebrate Easter with intention, not just baskets and candy, but real reflection on the Lamb of God.
This simple but beautiful Easter activity invites you to slow down and truly consider the Savior.
Each day leading up to Easter, choose a scripture tile or candy, read the verse, and reflect on the question:
“What think ye of Christ?” (Matthew 22:42)
Two fun ways to enjoy.
Candy Countdown Option
Print the circle cut-outs and glue them to the bottoms of small round candies (like chocolate kisses, rolos, etc.). Pick one each day, match it to the coordinating scripture study sheet, and ponder what you learn about Jesus Christ.
Mosaic Scripture Option
Cut apart the full-color mosaic tiles. Choose one tile per day, read the scripture printed on it, and slowly watch the image come together as Easter approaches.
Both options include:
20-day and 40-day countdown versions
Blank templates to add your own favorite scriptures
A testimony recording page for Easter Sunday
Designed as an individual study experience, this also works beautifully tucked inside plastic Easter eggs for a Christ-centered hunt and family discussion.
A meaningful way to celebrate Easter with intention, not just baskets and candy, but real reflection on the Lamb of God.
