Teach Children About the First Easter. Help children become familiar with the first Easter using our mobile lesson that focuses on five different symbols and the Gospel reading from Mark 16:1-8. The mobile has five hanging pieces for children to color, one to...
Teach Children About the First Easter. Help children become familiar with the first Easter using our mobile lesson that focuses on five different symbols and the Gospel reading from Mark 16:1-8. The mobile has five hanging pieces, one to represent the empty tomb, the...
Celebrate Advent!! This project is designed to help children become familiar with the meaning of the season of Advent – the liturgical season of four weeks devoted to preparation for the coming of Christ at Christmas. This cut and paste lesson yields the...
Help children become familiar with different vocations, including the priesthood, religious life, marriage, and single life. This cut-and-paste activity may be used as a lesson to introduce students to the topic of vocations, or it can serve as a tool for review. The...
Lesson and Mobile Help Young Catholics Understand the Marks of the Catholic Church Help children understand what they profess in the Nicene Creed when they say the church is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. The lesson is presented with instructions, a reference...
Lesson and Mobile Help Teach About Lent Present the beauty of the liturgical season of Lent and invite children to make their own resolutions with this mobile project. The lesson is laid out, and instructions for the mobile’s assembly are provided in this...
Lesson and Mobile Help Connect the Seven Sacraments for Young Catholics Present the seven sacraments of the Catholic church with their individual uniqueness as well as the connections they have to one another as sacraments of initiation, healing and servitude....
Lesson and Mobile Help Connect the Seven Sacraments for Young Catholics Present the seven sacraments of the Catholic church with their individual uniqueness as well as the connections they have to one another as sacraments of initiation, healing and servitude....
