Three-piece wooden display track allows children to visually track the story of Holy Week day by day
Eight illustrated artistic figures help children engage with the sacred events in a tangible way
Companion book provides scripture-based storytelling to deepen understanding of Easter morning
Durable solid maple wood construction ensures longevity and safe handling by children
Magnetic keepsake storage box with custom foam inserts protects all pieces for year-long treasured display
Summarized by Shop
The Holy Week Easter Countdown Set is a beautifully crafted, heirloom-quality tradition designed to help children experience the final week of Jesus’ life in a way that is tangible, meaningful, and memorable.
Each set includes a three-piece wooden display track, eight carefully illustrated artistic figures, and a coordinating Holy Week bo
Display Track Material
Solid maple wood with lacquered finish
Display Track Dimensions
24 in W x 9 in H x 3 in D
Figures Material
Solid maple wood with heat-stamped design and lacquered finish
Book Material
Custom die-cut board book with full-color printing
Storage Box Material
Rigid magnetic closure box with gold foil detailing and custom foam inserts
Total Pieces
13 (8 figures, 3 track pieces, 1 book, 1 box)
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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Our family loved using the Holy Week Set! I was blown away by the quality and look forward to pulling it out year after year. It is beautiful just as a decoration but I love that it also doubles as an activity that engages my entire family in gospel discussion.
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Terriann · April 9, 2026
We absolutely loved this Easter countdown. I look forward to using it for years and years to come.The book was beautifully written. Thought provoking and engaging for my children and for me too! The wooden decoration is stunning. This is my favourite new Easter tradition.
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Tomi · April 8, 2026
This set was so beautiful and I loved looking at it all week! It was so nice to have a study laid out for us that anyone could pick up and lead. Worth the money for sure!
The only thing I wished was different was that Wednesday being a silent day was at least mentioned. I liked studying the last supper on Wednesday since Thursday there is a lot to talk about, but I wanted the timeline to be a little more explicit!