Creating a home that reflects one's faith is a cherished tradition for many Catholics. The inclusion of religious symbols and artwork not only enhances the
Catholic mini book bundle is the perfect printable activity for kids to teach them about the Catholic faith, the Bible, Jesus and more!
Today I am thrilled to be sharing with you some beautiful and meaningful projects: 31 Crafts for Mary. Enjoy the list and I hope you find some inspiration.
Seeing as Jesus is the reason for the season, I love to give some faith-oriented Christmas gifts but I can't always find what I'm lo...
It's that time of year again, time to plan your All Saints' Day party! I love celebrating All Saints' Day with my kids! It is one of our favorite ways to live liturgically, and we
Catholic mini book bundle is the perfect printable activity for kids to teach them about the Catholic faith, the Bible, Jesus and more!
Catholic gift ideas homemade by nuns and monks... perfect for hostess gifts, birthdays, Christmas, in general to support our Catholic brothers and sisters
Hey guys! If you’ve been following me for any time at all, you know I like to go all out for All Saints’ Day. But just to prove that’s not required, today we’ll be making twenty simple saint costumes . . . out of t-shirts! For many years, creating awesome costumes with my kids for […]
Stopping in today to share a little project with you that celebrates the beautiful liturgical seasons of our Church: Father Pine Liturgical Vestments.
Being surrounded by things that remind us of our faith is important to me. I have always loved the idea of a space that I can display our liturgical items and somewhere we can see
Free Seven Sacraments sorting game is perfect for kids to play in the classroom
Today we will be talking about how to bind a felt book and the 2 methods I use to do this. I hope this tutorial is helpful!
Eucharist craft idea that is perfect for teaching about Holy Communion or the Seven Sacraments. This craft connects our liturgy on earth to the heavenly liturgy.
DIY Leaf Luminaries are gorgeous and so easy to make! See the colours and shapes of leaves light up with this fabulous fall craft for kids.
Religious education ideas for Catholic teachers, homeschoolers, and catechists- crafts, lessons, and printables on Sacraments, Scripture and Prayer.
Ever take a toddler to Mass? Ever want to share the Catholic faith with a toddler? I never made a quiet book before this, but I've had this idea in my mind and I made it. Obviously it's a first time experience that I learned from, but overall I think it was a success - the 3-year-old in question loved it! All the pieces happily worked, but things I will do differently (and I plan to update pictures after the next one) would be the page fabrics and how I attached some pieces like probably more gluing in the future and less tiny stitches and NO 3D FABRIC PAINT. On the pages that have 3D paint on both sides, they tend to stick together... I've never used 3D fabric paint before. This book invites your toddler to interact with the different parts of the Mass, beginning with getting Father ready for Mass. The 1st page is dedicated to getting the alb, cincture, and chasuble over the priest's clerics. No, there's no stoles because the stoles, if I understand correctly, the stoles match the chasubles and they would've just ended up being a piece of yarn, so I forwent them. The 2nd page is the Entrance Procession where the servers are on a string of yarn and can be pulled back and forth from the nave to the sanctuary. The 3rd page is the Liturgy of the Word with pieces that spin, flip, flap, pull, and have interesting texture. The 4th page is the Liturgy of the Eucharist, specifically the Preparation of the Altar. Your child gets to place various pieces on the "altar" page in the correct place. The final page is after Mass, Jesus is still there, waiting for us in the tabernacle. The PDF is available right here. I hope you enjoy it, add your own style to it, and feel free to improve on it!
The seven sacraments of the Catholic church are baptism, confirmation, Eucharist, penance, anointing of the sick, marriage and holy orders.
This 10 Commandment Craft is great for little ones, including preschoolers. It's a wonderful time of year for this versatile, handy, and fun activity that is also perfect as a DIY ornament & keepsake.
Help your students research 78 Catholic saints with these easy to use trifold reports. Includes a FREE SAMPLE of saints with feast days in May.
Learn how to make over 25 cross crafts that are great for any age group! Use these ideas for Easter, Sunday school, VBS, and other religious events.
To help my students learn about the 12 Apostles of Jesus, I created a mini accordion book. On each page, they glued the picture and name of each apostle until we had all 12 included. We gave some facts about each Apostle and then listened to a cute song to help with learning the names. ... Read More about Learning about the 12 Apostles
Library bulletin boards can be a great way to show off your current programs, books, and ideas. We’ve gathered ideas to give you inspiration for your next bulletin board display!
newadvent.org- Way of the Cross catechistsjourney.loyolapress.com- Stations of the Cross Resources catechistsjourney.loyolapress.com- Teaching the Stations of the Cross catholickidsbulletin.com- Seven Ways to Teach the Stations of the Cross: A Lent Devotion to Pray About Jesus’ Passion and Death catholic.org- Opening Prayer and Stations of the Cross with pictures. Click on First Station of the Cross. cin.org- Stations of the Cross hollyemotions.homestead.com- Stations of the Cross with pictures. Activities: 4catholiceducators.com- Here are a few suggestions for group activities with your students during the lenten period. catholicicing.com- Stations of the Cross Montessori Activity for Catholic Kids threesidedwheel.wordpress.com- Keeping A Holy Lent: Stations of the Cross for Children catholicicing.com- Station of the Cross Eggs Each egg has inside of it has one heart, and one symbol for that station. You can use these as an activity for the children to match up the symbols, or you can just use them to go through the Stations of the Cross one at a time. familyfeastandferia.wordpress.com- Stations of the Cross for Children Color, black and white printables. Full page, pamphlet, landscape, and booklet size available. ukbookworm.blogspot.com- Stations of the Cross: Three Part Cards Set of Montessori style three part cards for the Stations of the Cross loylapress.com- Stations of the Cross for Children Download the PDF of the Stations of the Cross for Children to help you pray during Lent. Adapted for children by Catherine Odell saintanneshelper.com- Printable Stations of the Cross Booklet catechismangel.com- Free Printable Stations of the Cross Guides and Booklets for Children catholicinspired.com- Stations of the Cross ~ Lift-Flap Notebook Page and Mini Booklet thereligionteacher.com- Station of the Cross Activities, Worksheets, and Coloring Pages catechist.com- Shadow-Style Stations of the Cross smp.org- Stations of the Cross by Students: New Light on an Old Tradition (Activity) A pilgrimage is a journey to a sacred place, undertaken for a spiritual purpose. A pilgrimage in our modern age could take many forms. For the season of Lent last year, I invited my junior ethics classes to make a pilgrimage by way of a traditional Catholic devotion--the stations of the cross. But I wanted them to experience the stations in a way that was their own. I invited them to become pilgrims, to journey to the sacred place of the world itself, with its hopes and anxieties, its pain and its need for reconciliation and healing. I hoped that the students' own pilgrimage into the world's concerns would help them grow in solidarity with that world. All the while, I wanted them to see that to journey into the concerns of the world is to walk with Jesus on the road to Calvary. Coloring: loyolapress.com- Stations of the Cross for Children Black and white printables. Full page, pamphlet, landscape, and booklet size available. sacredhearthouston.org- Stations of the Cross Make a picture strip. Cut on the solid lines. Paste the two pieces together. Read your Stations of the Cross. (Grade 3) reallifeathome.com- Printable Stations of the Cross for Children (Booklet and Reflections) to color catholicplayground.com- Stations of the Cross Booklet joyfulcatholicfamilies.com- Stations of the Cross Booklet (students can color) teacherspayteachers.com- Free Stations of the Cross Booklet for Children by Charlotte's Clips familyfeastandferia.wordpress.com- Stations of the Cross for Children (in color and black and white) reallifeathome.com- Illustrated Stations of the Cross List for Kids (and Adults) single page in color and black and white thecatholickid.com- Stations of the Cross Coloring Pages drawn2bcreative.com- Stations of the Cross Coloring Pages catholicplayground.com- Stations of the Cross Coloring Pages reallifeathome.com- Stations of the Cross Coloring Pages (15 Stations in English and Spanish) thecatholickid.com- Stations of the Cross – The Way of the Cross – Via Dolorosa Crafts: hellofaithsteps.wordpress.com- Stations of the Cross Story Wheel reallifeathome.com- Draw and Write Stations of the Cross Activity web.archive.org- Station Shrines Make these shrines and put your Stations of the Cross pictures in them. thetuckerbunch.typepad.com- 14 Stations of the Cross craft familiacatolica-org.blogspot.com- Stations of the Cross made with wooden sticks, craft for older children. Pictures of the Stations of the Cross to put inside each station provided. *Blog is in Spanish. Go to Google Translate and cut and paste blog url to change to English. paperdali.blogspot.com- Portable Stations of the Cross cherishedheartsathome.blogspot.com- Stations of the Cross Box ponderedinmyheart.typepad.com- Stations of the Cross Grottos thegreatestfigtsofgod.blogspot.com- Stations of the Cross Box threesidedwheel.wordpress.com- Stations of the Cross Montessori Box familiacatolica-org.blogspot.com- Stations of the Cross with Ribbons *Blog is in Spanish. Click to translate. lbrummer68739.net- My Way of the Cross Circle catholicicing.com- Printable Stations Of The Cross Eggs For Kids looktohimandberadiant.com- Using the Stations of the Cross as Inspiration for Lenten Acts of Charity looktohimandberadiant.com- Sunset & Shadow Stations of the Cross Art Project catholicmom.com- 3 Ways to Craft the Stations of the Cross talesfromthesideofthetub.com- A Lenten Craft: The Stations of the Cross for the Home faithandfabricdesign.com- Stations of the Cross Magnets wheregraceflows.wordpress.com- Stations of the Cross Craft thecatholickid.com- Stations of The Cross Wheel Craft Project notsoformulaic.com- Stations of the Cross Paper Bag Book drawn2bcreative.com- Station of the Cross 3D Printable Grottos equippingcatholicfamilies.com- Easy as Abacus: Stations of the Cross defiantlydomestic.com- Stations of the Cross Mat catholicicing.com- Printable Stations Of The Cross Craft For Kids sparklesandsprinkles.blog- Station of the Cross Blocks Games: sarajcreations.com- Stations of the Cross Matching Cards Freebie catholicicing.com- Stations of the Cross Montessori Activity for Catholic Kids (Matching) twinkl.com- Stations of the Cross Board Game stjohnfisher-wigston.leics.sch.uk- Stations of the Cross Board Game matchthememory.com- Stations of the Cross Match the Memory (online game) thecatholickid.com- Stations of the Cross – The Way of the Cross – Via Dolorosa Use this coloring page to make your own game using your own questions written on index cards. You can even have the students make the question cards. You can also use the questions from the Stations of the Cross Bingo or the Stations of the Cross File Folder Game that are below. The players take turns answering questions correctly to move from space to space. The first player to Station 14 and answers the question correctly is the winner. The following games are free, however they are only to be used for classroom and personal use. They may not be published on any websites or other electronic media, or distributed in newsletters, bulletins, or any other form or sold for profit. Reproduction or retransmission of any materials, in whole or in part, in any manner, is not permitted. All graphics/images/clipart etc. used on all activities are not my own and are from various internet sources. Stations of the Cross Bingo- Students play regular bingo, but they answer questions about the Stations of the Cross. The teacher asks one student at a time a question about the Stations of the Cross. The student answers the question and the class looks for the word on their bingo card. The first student who gets three in a row (up, down, across, or diagonal) on their bingo card first, wins. Stations of the Cross File Folder Game- The objective of the game is to go through all 14 Stations of the Cross by answering questions about each station. Puzzles & Worksheets: drawn2bcreative.com- Station of the Cross Worksheets (Maze and Matching) wordsearchfun.com- Word Search wordmint.com- Word Search #1 wordmint.com- Word Search #2 twinkl.com- Word Search liveworksheets.com- Word Search (scroll down for this) whenwewordsearch.com- Word Search reallifeathome.com- Stations of the Cross Word Search Free Printable thereligionteacher.com- Word Search & Worksheets web.archive.org- Find the Lenten Message (Use the word list at the bottom of the page to fill in the blanks in the sentences. Use the number under some of the letters to find the Lenten message & Stations of the Cross Crossword that is below. catechismangel.com- Stations of the Cross Unscramble (scroll down for this) domestic-church.com- Crossword wordmint.com- Crossword #1 wordmint.com- Crossword #2 twinkl.com- These Stations of the Cross Worksheets are designed in a read and draw format, so children will be asked to represent each Station of the Cross with a picture. reallifeathome.com- Draw and Write Stations of the Cross Activity: Printable Stations of the Cross for Kids stjohnfisher-wigston.leics.sch.uk- Stations of the Cross Matching Activity sacredhearthouston.org- Stations of the Cross Make a picture strip. Cut on the solid lines. Paste the two pieces together. Read your Stations of the Cross. (Grade 3) teachingheart.net- Fill in the blanks (scroll down to this) smp.org- The Stations of the Cross Students read a Scripture passage for an assigned station before creating an enactment and discussing questions smp.org- Stations of the Cross: New Versions A handout that encourages students to create new versions of the Stations of the Cross, based on the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke
St. Lucia, St. John Vianney, St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Michael are walking around our house thanks to my kids' cute All Saints Day Costumes. DIY
I am WAY too excited to share something with you I have been working very very VERY hard on Rosary Quiet Book Pattern. Thanks for your support!
Here are a few activities for a lesson plan to teach kids about the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000.
