Planning our All Saint's Day activities without the need of dress up and costume design. Next year, we will add in this portion in the future
I am so excited to present to you today these adorable Saint food labels for turning simple foods into Saint symbols for your All Saints' Day party! The Saint food labels let you turn read
All Saints Day is fast approaching on November 1st and we cannot wait to help you celebrate! First up is decorations! You can create print, color, and hang our Holy Heroes banner prior to your All Saints Day party OR you can invite visiting "saints" to help you color and hang it as a party activity.
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
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I have compiled our best All Saints resources to help you plan your All Saints party! This blog includes game ideas, decorations, costume ideas, and so much more!
An All Saints' Day Scavenger Hunt (with free printable)!
Looking for a printable with activities for All Saints Day? This All Saints Day activity sheet is a fun free printable perfect to use with children.
Ideas for teaching about the saints to kids. This is perfect for All Saints' Day and has lots of ideas for Catholic schools and homes.
The festive party came two days after Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West's son turned 4 on Dec. 5
A Catholic Saints Coloring Book is an EASY way for kids to learn about the lives of the Saints.
You discovered: An absolutely adorable sticker of Jesus the Good Shepherd in pixelated, video-game form! Perfect for Catholic gamers, kids, or anyone with a devotion to Jesus the Good Shepherd. Equip this sticker and put it on your favorite video game consoles and controllers, laptop, water bottle, or journal to always remind you of your daily adventure toward the Divine! Size: 2.625" wide x 2.8125” tall Material: Waterproof vinyl Finish: Glossy Looking for more saints to join your party? Check out more of our Saint Sprites Stickers here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SaintSprites
Here is a complete guide in choosing a Confirmation Name. In this post, you will have an idea of how to choose a confirmation name.
We played a game at our All Saint's day party a few years back called "Simon Peter Says". It's just like "Simon Says" but Simon wears a miter and is called "Simon Peter" in honor of our first Pope. Simon Peter tells the other kids to kneel and pray, genuflect, make the Sign of the
Click here to read about Emery's pink and gold first birthday party! Our little sweetheart turned TWO this week! She's loved Elmo for a while, so we decided in January that we would do an Elmo birthday party for her. We had some really pretty days in February, so we took the pictures for her invitation and we got some really sweet ones. We did a really small party again this year, so we really didn't have to have invitations, but I still wanted to make one. This invitation design is available in my Etsy shop! Click here if you're interested! Here's one my favorite parts of Emery's fun day! The dessert table! Let me tell you, it was definitely her favorite part. I bought lots of M&Ms around Valentine's Day because they were pink and red, and she was in heaven because they were within her reach and nobody was stopping her from eating them!! There is no telling how many M&Ms she ate!! She was up until 10:30 that night, so it was a *lot*! {You can click on the pictures to see them larger.} I used these confetti balloons at her party last year and loved them *so* much! The sweet people at this Etsy shop gave me the balloons for her party this year. They gave me the giant "2" balloon, too. Emery *loved* that giant balloon...and all of the other ones, too! The Etsy shop where I got the balloons is offering all of my readers a coupon code for 10% off a purchase of $10 or more. The code is BLESSED10 and it is valid through January 31, 2020. Yay! I promise you will love these balloons!! Click here to visit their shop. I made her stats poster again this year and it was another one of my favorite things. Such sweet memories on that poster! This custom stats poster is available in my Etsy shop. Click here if you're interested! I was loving that all the Valentine's Day candy coordinated with her party colors! We had Hershey's Kisses, York Peppermint Patties, and M&Ms...all favorites of Emery's! Cake stand: Kirkland's Cupcake tower: Amazon; Picture frames {spray painted}, heart dish: Dollar Tree; Cardboard 2/E {spray painted}, polka dot plates: Hobby Lobby Oh, this cake!! The same friend who made her stunning cake last year made this precious Elmo cake. It just brought everything on the table together. I loved it so much! Emery talked about her "Elmo cake!" all weekend! Seriously...all weekend. Pink and orange cupcakes! I also made "2" and "E" cookies. They tasted really good, but I wish I would have decorated them differently! I don't know why I didn't use orange frosting instead of the white?! Of course I thought of it after I had already frosted half of them white. I made a template for the Elmos that are on the ends of her banner and just printed it out on colored card stock. Click here to download the template. I *loved* how her banner turned out! I had a sweet friend that cut out all of the scalloped circles and regular circles for me with her Silhouette! It saved me *so* much time because I was planning to cut out everything by hand like I did for her banner last year! I used those sticky foam squares to attach the letters so they would be raised up a little. I loved how it looked! I made a matching banner for her high chair, too. We decorated the mantle with more confetti balloons and Elmo balloons. Those Elmo balloons are from the Dollar Tree!! Yes! I also hung a few circles from the mantle that matched the cupcake toppers and tissue paper pom poms. We hung this sign on the front door. We decorated the kitchen with tissue paper pom poms and more of the little circles that matched the cupcake toppers. Cute Cokes and waters! I used some of Emery's stuffed Elmos to decorate, too. We had pizza for dinner, so I just had a few of Emery's favorite snacks out for when everyone got there. Chips and dip, lots of fruit and fruit dip, goldfish, and cheese and crackers. Of course, I saw this on Pinterest! Elmo and Dorothy hanging out by the fish bowl. On to the pictures of our sweet girl enjoying her big day! It was hard to keep her still! She was so excited! She made *lots* of visits to the M&M bowl! Pointing to a picture of her and Elmo. More M&Ms for the birthday girl! With our sweet two-year-old! That precious smile was brought to you by her sweet and silly cousin Vanna! Time to open presents! Vanna made Emery a sweet Elmo card! It was so cute! Emery got a little timid opening presents, so Daddy and I had to help a little bit. I'm pretty sure she had a mouth full of M&Ms here. Showing Poppa one of her new books! Emery loved the "This Little Piggy" finger puppet book that Uncle Steve and Aunt Char got for her. She thought it was hilarious! She wanted Uncle Steve to read it, too! Playing with her new MagnaDoodle with her cousin Zach. Poppa got the bowl of M&Ms so Emery would be still for a picture! She was very sweet and shared with everyone! Aunt Allie, Vanna, and silly Uncle DJ! Uncle Steve was trying to get Emery to laugh, so he threw some M&Ms up in the air!! It made everyone else laugh...she was totally shocked! A little later in the party, she went a got a little handful of M&Ms and threw them in the air! Thanks, Uncle Steve! After presents, it was time for pizza! Emery loves pizza!! Just like Mommy and Daddy... Finally, the best part...cake! She looks so freaked out by the candle! We gave her the Elmo from the top of her cake and she loved it! I think it was made from that moldable chocolate and she had eaten both of his legs before we knew it! It was even nice enough outside that we could go out and swing...one of her favorite things! Daniel took the next two days off of work which was so nice! Her actual birthday was on Monday, so we tried to do as many of her favorite things as we could. The first thing she did was play with the confetti balloons! Then she played with some of her new toys from the party! She *loves* orange juice so she definitely got some that morning! Chocolate chip pancakes, blueberries, and blackberries for our sweet birthday girl! And then a few more presents for her to open. She got some of those Gymboree bubbles {the BEST!} and she loved popping them. They land and don't pop right away, so she could walk around and pop a bunch of them. That afternoon we went to the park! She did lots of swinging and sliding! Then we went out for one of her favorite dinners...chips, guacamole, and a cheese quesadilla. She loved seeing the fish! This girl has no fear. She stuck her hand right in the water! Back at home for some cake and ice cream! And her first time with some sidewalk chalk! Her last present was a baby stroller. She's giving her baby her paci. The next day, we went to an indoor playground and she tried the giant inflatable slide for the first time! I think we all went down it at least 20 times. That afternoon, we played with more of her new toys. And played outside some more! The birthday fun lived on for a few days! She loved playing with these tissue paper pom poms! It was too cute. And just like that, another year is gone. It went by so, so fast. It was full of so much joy, but I wish it would slow down just a little. We love our angel so, so much and are so thankful for the incredible blessing of being her mommy and daddy!
Free 12 Apostles accordion style mini book is the perfect activity for kids learning about the followers of Jesus.
Planning our All Saint's Day activities without the need of dress up and costume design. Next year, we will add in this portion in the future
Kids will enjoy looking around their parish church for the items in this eye spy scavenger hunt. Simply have them look for the items and either color or check the box once discovered. Object include: Monstrance, Tabernacle, Crucifix, Stations of the Cross, Sanctuary Lamp, Stained Glass Window, Presider’s Chair, Baptismal Font, Organ, Hymnal, Alter, Statue,… Read More »Catholic Scavenger Hunt for Kids – Free Printable
Looking for Latter-day Saint mutual activities for youth? You have come to the right spot! Here are TONS of ideas for fun activities - both for individual
Kim Kardashian threw her son Saint a 'Jurassic Park'-themed birthday party on Saturday, December 7 — see the pics
Need a fun and easy activity for All Saints' Day? This free All Saints' Day mini book uses an All Saints' Day coloring page inspired by the Litany of Saints
Potatoes are a traditional part of Irish cuisine and when you think of Irish party foods and appetizers, potato appetizers are probably the first that come to mind
Catholic Saints facts for kids that can be used as an interactive notebook, flip book or flashcards. Includes 25 beloved saints.
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 […]
Throwing a Spiderman-themed birthday party? Look no further! Our ultimate planning guide has everything you need, from decorations and games to food and favors, to make your child's birthday party a web-slinging success.
RECIPE VIDEO ABOVE. The iconic Irish Beef and Guinness Stew is easy to make but requires patience while it slow cooks! The Guinness Beer is the secret weapon ingredient in this, creating a sauce that has wonderful deep complex flavours.
***DIY PRINTABLE INSTANTLY DOWNLOAD AFTER PAYMENT IS RECEIVED!*** This paper doll set is made of my original, hand-drawn illustrations and illustrates the life of Saint Dominic Savio. This is the DOWNLOAD version of the set. If you are looking for the PRINTED set, you can find it by searching for "Saint Dominic Savio: A Paper Doll Book by Andrea Helen Smith" on Lulu! Dominic Savio was born April 2, 1842, to a humble Italian family. From a young age, Dominic exhibited an unusual love for God. He was even allowed to make his First Holy Communion at seven rather than the normal age of twelve. However, we might know very little about his life if not for his mentor, St. John Bosco, who accepted Dominic into his school, the “Oratory of St. Francis de Sales,” and who later wrote his biography. At the school, Dominic flourished intellectually and spiritually. Sadly, his health was fragile, and at the age of fifteen, on March 9, 1857, he died. He left behind an example of a happy, holy life. He also, indirectly, contributed to the creation of St. John Bosco’s congregation of Salesians, which still exists worldwide today. Nine months before he died, Dominic formed the “Society of Mary Immaculate,” through which he and the other members dedicated themselves to Christ and His Blessed Mother. Except for Dominic, all of the founding members became the first Salesian priests. This paper doll set highlights moments in Dominic’s childhood as he serves at Mass, makes his First Holy Communion, visits the Blessed Sacrament, builds a Marian altar, studies, plays with his friends, and works hard to grow in holiness. This set includes 1 Saint Dominic doll (9” tall), 11 costumes, and over 40 accessories. YOU WILL RECEIVE (by purchasing this listing) * 1 pdf file containing: 1 page with the St. Dominic doll (9" tall) 12 pages of costumes and over 40 accessories 1 page of instructions 1 introduction page 2 pages describing St. Dominic's life * 1 pdf file containing: 1 front cover and 1 back cover (so you can print the set as a "book"!) The file format is CMYK 300dpi pdf. The files are large because of the very high quality. If you need another format, let me know and I will do my best to help you! YOU WILL NEED * A home computer with ink (or access to a store like Staples that can print for you) * A program that can open .pdf files (Adobe Reader can be found for free here: http://get.adobe.com/reader) * White cardstock (I recommend 199gsm or higher—"110 lb" for Cardstock). I recommend that you print the doll and costumes on cardstock. * Scissors and/or a craft knife * Tape (preferably the thin, "Scotch" tape kind) Please note that the watermark will NOT be on the actual file you receive. Colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor and printer. Please let me know if you have any issues with the file -- I am happy to help! THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD This is an Instant Download pdf that you can download and print immediately after purchase. You will not receive a physical product in the mail. Once you have downloaded the file you can print it on your own printer or save it onto a CD or flash drive and have your local office supply store print it. If you need help with downloading, please see this page: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 TERMS OF USE This paper doll is ©2016 Andrea Helen Smith of StellaMarigoldArt. Please do not alter, distribute, or re-sell this this paper doll (or accessories) in any form, printed or electronic. Many hours of thought and love were put into this illustration/these illustrations. Please do not use it for commercial purposes in any form. If you share or display my work, please give credit to me and to my shop, StellaMarigoldArt. Otherwise, the purchaser has permission to print this set as many times as desired for his or her own family. If you need to print multiple copies for friends for a special occasion (say, for a birthday party), please go ahead, but please do not share the file itself. If you have friends who would like their own file, please suggest that they come to my shop. Thank you and God bless you! If you are interested in updates on my artwork, please see my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/stellamarigoldart To find more of my Catholic coloring pages and paper dolls, please search my name at Catholic Heritage Curricula's website.
Saint Michel Archange est l'Ange le plus fort pour repousser les tentations de Satan. Saint Michel Archange est le Prince des milices célestes, le plus puissant et le plus beau de tous les Anges du Ciel. C'est Saint Michel qui dans l'Ancien Testament,...
It does not matter if you are looking for a luxurious, tranquil getaway or you want to dance the night away in one of the local clubs - Saint Tropez is a great place to check out for a weekend!
For 99¢ you can print, cut, color, and assemble this downloadable papercraft! It displays four different pictures of Saint Therese of Lisieux, including a picture of young Therese Martin, Sister Therese dressed as St. Joan of Arc, Sister Therese in her work habit, and Saint Therese in Heaven. To assemble this papercraft, purchase and print the file (we recommend printing it on cardstock) and color the images. Cut along the solid lines, fold the dotted lines, and assemble (using glue or tape) to form three, 6-sided cubes. Slide cubes over a recycled toilet paper tube and enjoy mixing and matching images!
Catholic ABC's Week: 14 Letter of the week: I Theme: Immaculate Conception Saint of the Week: St. Ignatius Craft: Immaculate Conception Coloring Page [Download Printable Version Here] This Immaculate Conception coloring sheet was drawn
On this page, you will find an amazing collection of 50 Squishmallow coloring pages that are all free to download and print! These printables are perfect for fans of the adorable and cuddly Squishmallow plush toys who are seeking a fun and creative activity.
In this Joyful Saints 3-in-1 Games Set digital file, you will have printable saints to fit 3 different games: Bingo, Memory and Guess Who! The Bingo game comes with several variations to give you options on how to use it. 1) Color the B&W saints, cut and paste onto your bingo boards 2)Print the colored saints and cut and paste onto your bingo boards, or just get right to playing bingo with 15 different Bingo boards already pre-designed. The memory game is simple cards with the cute little joy-filled saints on them. Print as many sets as you need and have fun testing your memory. Lastly the little smiling saints have been formatted to fit into a Guess Who game. Both the Memory Game and Guess Who cards have the option to print double sided to create a more finished product. There are B&W versions of all three games for those who can't print in color. This file is 41 pages long and includes instructions for printing, and printables for the three games listed above. The saints included are: St. Juan Diego, Our Lady of Guadalupe, St. Dominic, Mother Theresa, St. Elizabeth of Hungary, St. Ann, St. Kateri, St. Rose of Lima, St. Jude, St. Joseph, St. Katharine Drexel, St. George, St. Bernadette, Our Lady of Lourdes, Our Lady of Kibeho, St. Michael, St. Francis of Assisi, St. Therese, St. Patrick, St. Benedict, St. Nicholas, St. John Bosco, St. Gianna, St. Ignatius, St. Cecilia, St. John Paul II ,St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Martin de Porres, St. Lucy, St. Padre Pio Use these printable games all year, or especially at All Saints Parties!
Have you ever heard of the book "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See" by Bill Martin/ Eric Carle? It's a cute book that my kids just love! Well, Sarah Rose at Rose's Supposes created a Catholic version of that book for her son. She called it: "Saints, Saints, Who Do You See?". (See
