Focus on the Gospel with That Weekly Liturgy Lesson for Kids - Feast of the Baptism of the Lord (Cycle B).
Use That Weekly Liturgy Lesson for Kids - Feast of the Baptism of the Lord (Cycle B) unit study to help children understand the Baptism of the Lord and that God wants us to follow Christ's example based on the Gospel of Mark 1:7-11.
This fun unit study is suited for a CCD or Religious Education class, and it may also be used for Sunday School programs or as homeschool materials.
That Weekly Liturgy Lesson for Kids - Feast of the Baptism of the Lord (Cycle B) unit study includes the following.
-Student and Teacher Cover Sheets
-Student Lesson Worksheets - cloze, word search, crossword, etc.
-Inclusive Teacher Guide
-God Wants Us to Follow Christ’s Example Poster
-Six Lesson Terms Word Wall Pieces
-Mark 1:11 Coloring Sheets - plain and detailed
-Mark 1:11 Trace & Color Sheet in Manuscript and Cursive
-Write About It Notebooking Sheet
-How to Follow Christ’s Example Get the Gospel Trading Card (2 Variations)
-Four Cool Facts Graphic Organizer Sheet
-Baptism of the Lord Tenty (2 Variations)
-Jesus Is Baptized Picture Puzzle (4 Levels) 4pc., 9pc., 12pc., & 20pc.
-Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, Jesus Is Baptized Mini-Book
This lesson provides opportunities for Scripture reading, class or small group discussion, writing, drawing, and coloring.
Teachers should use the materials and activities to fit the students' needs or abilities or meet the allotted class schedule.
Age: Gr.2-4
Liturgical Week: Feast of the Baptism of the Lord (Cycle B)
Focus: Jesus Is Baptized
Theme: God wants us to follow Christ's example.
Gospel Reference: Mark 1:7-11
CCC: 535-537, 1223-1225, 1272-1284
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Create Date | December 15, 2014 |
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