This is a set of three simple activities about items commonly seen at Catholic mass. These activities were designed for young children and are meant to teach basic vocabulary. They feature easy-to-read fonts and include early sight words so your students can read along! Included: * "Things I See at Mass" mini book (three versions) * "Things We See at Mass" flip book * "Things We See at Mass" labeling pages Items included in this resource: altar, holy water font, candle, presider's chair, stole, cross, ambo, Book of Gospels, tabernacle, chalice, Body of Christ Please note: This resource features Catholic items commonly seen in most parishes. If you use a different word for an item or if you need me to make some other change for you, please let me know and I'll be happy to help! Please ask me any questions you have about this product using the Product Q&A below before purchasing. Please remember that your purchase is intended for use in one classroom only. If you intend to share with colleagues, please purchase additional licenses. Contact me for site licensing information. Thank you! ***************************************************************************** Here are more great resources! ★Kindergarten Summer Review Packet ★Kindergarten Writing Center Activities ★Read and Spot ★Kindergarten Literacy Night Pack ***************************************************************************** Follow me on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter For product questions, comments, information, or requests, please contact me at [email protected]
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