Hi friend,

Mother’s Day is around the corner, and I wanted to share a few simple, faith-filled activities you could use to celebrate the moms in your life.

These work well for kids making gifts for mom, families doing something together, Sunday school classes, or even women’s ministry events.

Here are a few ideas you could try this year:

​Mother’s Day Prayer Wheel Craft​
A heartfelt, hands-on activity that invites children to reflect on the blessings of a mother.

​Attributes of Mom Coloring Wheel​
A thoughtful craft that highlights beautiful qualities of a godly mom while kids color and reflect on the ways their mom blesses their family.

​Mother’s Day Left-Right Game​
A fun and lighthearted activity that works especially well for women’s events, church gatherings, or small groups.

​Faithful Moms in the Bible Scavenger Hunt​
A great activity for kids, teens, or even adults to explore the stories of faithful mothers found throughout Scripture. Grab the larger one-year setfor a Father's Day hunt, too.

​Biblical Moms Mini Flipbook Craft​
Kids can create a small booklet highlighting different mothers from the Bible and the lessons we learn from their lives.

​Who’s Who in the Bible: The Story of Mary Mini Craft Book​
A simple mini book sharing Mary’s story and her faithful “yes” to God.

​3-D Flowers Craft with Scripture Verses​
Kids can create a bouquet of paper flowers with encouraging Bible verses attached — a sweet gift for moms, grandmothers, or mentors.

​Mother’s Day Handprint Art​
This craft features a beautiful bouquet design with a handprint flower and a gift tag for mom. Grab it inside the one-year handprint art set if you enjoy creating keepsakes throughout the year.

You can grab them individually or grab a larger Mother's Day Activity Set, including many of these ideas.

Whether you’re planning something for your family, a classroom, Sunday school, or a women’s event, I hope these ideas help make Mother’s Day a little more meaningful.

Celebrating the women who nurture faith, love deeply, and point the next generation toward Jesus is always worth it.

XO - Ashley