"It made me feel that prayer gives you hope and makes me feel better about myself. Lovely! Better than Alton Towers!"Student (Year 7)
This prayer activity encourages pupils to think about the people who they have treated unfairly, through words, actions or even just thoughts, and to say sorry.
This activity encourages pupils to think about the things that they've said or done that they don't feel they can tell anyone about, and to tell God about it.
This activity encourages pupils to think about things that they want or need to say sorry for, and then take the first steps in doing so. Using a Magnadoodle!
Saying sorry is half of the story. Letting go and receiving forgiveness is the other half. This is one of our most popular prayer activities.
This activity encourages pupils to think about things they need to say sorry for, and then to write them onto torn-up cardboard and peg it onto some hanging strings.
This activity encourages pupils to recognise and begin to 'let go' of the hurtful things that others have said or done to them.
