Palm Sunday to Easter Wall Chart - Wallchart

Get an incredible bird’s-eye view of Bethany, the Mount of Olives, and Jerusalem side by side with the events of Palm Sunday to Easter in this full-color wall chart!

This wall chart shows Jesus’ key teachings and the events between Palm Sunday and Easter. From the Triumphal Entry to the clearing of the Temple; from the Last Supper to Christ’s agony in the Garden of Gethsemane; from the trial in the house of Caiaphas to Jesus’ appearances before Pilate and King Herod. It covers the story of the thief crucified with Jesus, Jesus’ clothes divided by the soldiers, and the crucifixion. It continues to the Resurrection and Jesus’ appearance to the disciples on the road to Emmaus.

3 Key Features of this Palm Sunday to Easter Wall Poster

1. Easy-to-See Size and Laminated for Durability

Full color, large Bible wall chart for Bible study, Sunday school or Summer Bible School use. Durable and water resistant (spill proof) - sturdy and unlikely to rip, crease, or wrinkle over time! Size: 19.5” x 26”. Printed on heavy chart paper, and laminated front and back with high quality 3 mil lamination. Perfect for use with water-soluble markers. Rolls for easy storage.

2. Palm Sunday to Easter Wall Chart Shows All of the Major Events of Holy Week

This full-color chart is great for visually presenting the following side by side at a glance:

• Jesus Christ’s Triumphal Entry on Palm Sunday
• Jesus Cleansing of the Temple
• The Last Supper with the 12 Disciples
• Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane and the Betrayal by Judas Iscariot
• The Trial, Crucifixion, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

3. Easily Teach Your Sunday School with 4 Reproducible Printable Worksheets

The back of the chart is packed with bonus teaching curriculum for review and discussion. Sized for easy copying, you can prepare a lesson in just the push of a button! Enjoy having:

1. A time line of Jesus’ hours on the cross
2. A mini map of Jerusalem at the time of Christ
3. A diagram of tombs from the time of Christ, including an illustration of how “rolling stone” tombs worked.