April 2024 | Calendars

An Easter-less April? It's odd, right? April usually comes bedecked in bunnies, eggs, and chicks, but not this year. This year, I suppose we'll switch to colorful umbrellas, smiling raindrops, and bright yellow flowers. Regardless, April remains coupled with Easter for me.

What is your decorating theme this April, leaders? Will you stick with bunnies and chicks or will you change your theme? The truth is, your learners care less about the decorations and more about where you're leading them. So keep leading them to goodness and truth. 

And if you want to sprinkle in a little JOY, we have a few ideas we hope will help you. Our April 2024 offerings include:


April 2024 Ideas for EVERY Day

Add "Would you rather..." questions into your daily holiday festivities this April to welcome even more JOY. Or get it (for free!) at our TPT store.

Also, consider sampling our JOY for Today posts, where we celebrate selected days throughout the year by offering facts, connections, scripture, quotes, and activity suggestions. Check out these posts for upcoming April holidays:

April 2024 Growth for Today Calendar

Join us as we study Isaiah in a year! This is our first in-depth study of Isaiah, and we claim no expertise. Come sit alongside us as we all learn at the feet of Jesus!

In April, we will study chapters 20-24, continuing our pace of a little over one chapter a week. We will post our Wolfe Notes weekly as a glimpse into our growth journey or as an opportunity to "catch up" on any days missed.



View previous Growth for Today calendars at our JOY for Today page.

BLANK 2024 Calendars

These blank calendars are yours to use as you please: for planning, scheduling, goal-tracking, or our monthly challenge (see below). You have your choice of monthly Bible verses or inspirational quotes. 

April 2024's challenge: Record a truth that best summarizes each day.

A colorful frog prince sets the background for this April 2024 truth-themed calendar..

Whether adorned with chicks and bunnies or umbrellas and raindrops, we truly hope your April is seasoned with joy. A joy that is established firmly in God's truth, because only His truth leads to unshakeable JOY! 

Learning with You,

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