Fun Free Printable Lent Calendar Worksheet (A4 And Letter)

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Make the countdown to Easter easy with this totally free printable Lent calendar. 40 days all tracked in one place – you can use how you like and it’s even got some fun colouring in for the kids to use!

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What Is Lent?

Lent is a religious observance in the Christian faith, lasting for 40 days leading up to Easter.

During Lent, many Christians give up something that is meaningful to them as a way of spiritual discipline and self-denial.

This could include abstaining from certain foods, such as meat or sweets; giving up an activity; or taking part in service or charitable works.

Even if you don’t follow a religious tradition, Lent can be an opportunity to take a break from certain habits or activity.

This could include taking a digital detox, giving up shopping, or taking part in a self-care practice.

Whatever it may be, the idea of Lent is to focus on what really matters and help bring greater peace and perspective into our lives.

Get A Copy Of The Printable Lent Calendar

This free printable Lent countdown sheet can be yours right now!

It’s part of the Free Printables Library available to all subscribers of OMH, and all you need to do to get access to it is click on the button below and sign up.

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Note: This template is available in both A4 and Letter sizes, as a pdf template. Although 80gsm paper is adequate for most day to day uses, I recommend printing on paper that’s at least 100gsm for the best results, and 120gsm if displaying the printable. You could also use coloured paper for a more personalised style (I love using brown paper!).

How To Use A Lent Calendar

Simply print it off, and you can do a few different things with this handy calendar:

#1 – Countdown To Easter

Track the 40 days of Lent by checking off a square for each day from Ash Wednesday To Easter.

This is a great idea for kids – they can also colour in the printable (and even add a picture of their own for each day which would keep them busy!).

#2 – Track A 40 Day Lent Challenge

A lot of people stop doing something for the duration of Lent, so this is the perfect way to track the days you’ve done, and how many you’ve got left.