Pentecost worksheets help students understand Jesus’ command go and make disciples. However, the Jewish people used to recognize this as Shavuot. It celebrated the giving of the stone tablets to Moses on Mt. Sinai. It was exactly 50 days from Easter. While the disciples were celebrating, the Holy Spirit came upon them with tongues of fire.
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I never knew of the Pentecost meaning and the Jewish holiday of Shavuot. Not only is the history fascinating, but I find God’s handiwork in the number of days to be His perfect plan for His people. I am so grateful that God has blessed this ministry and allowed me to serve you and your students with Christian resources.
Pentecost Worksheets and Activities
There are so many ways to help students understand Pentecost in a concrete and visual way. Teachers can use an easy mini book or flipbook to summarize the story for young elementary students. Students can make a bulletin board to close out the year with craftivity projects. Upper elementary students can learn more details through the use of an interactive lapbook.
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