Bible Stories: Jesus’ Crucifixion
The death of Jesus is something we, as Christians, mourn every year as we remember this story and the suffering Jesus endured for us. Today you will read the bi... Read More...
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Lent (K-2)
Faith in Action (K-4): Lent
Students will:
Read background information about the season of Lent.
Reflect on the true meaning of Lent and how they can apply it in their own lives.
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Faith in Action (K-4): Rosary
Students will:
Use the Faith in Action materials to learn about the background and meaning of the Rosary in their daily lives.
Learn about the different pr... Read More...
Guided Meditations: Forgiveness
As God teaches us, everyone is capable and deserving of forgiveness. In this meditation, students think about God’s words and prior knowledge to remind them to ... Read More...
Science Through Our Faith: Crucifixion Comes Alive
4-LS1-2 Use a model to describe that animals receive different types of information through their senses, process the information in their brain, and response t... Read More...
Science Through Our Faith: Static Electricity Resurrection
NGSS: 3-PS2-3. Ask questions to determine cause and effect relationships of electric of magnetic interactions between two objects not in contact with each other... Read More...
Journal Entries: The 40 Days of Lent
The Lenten season is a good time for us to be the change that God wants for the world.
Students will reflect on what works of love they will do during the Lent... Read More...
Mass Plan: Ash Wednesday
Use this whole-school Mass celebrating the beginning of Lent.
Activities include:
Lenten 'peace chain'
Readings from Colossians and Matthew
Sampl... Read More...
Online Games: The Lenten Season
Students will have lots of fun learning to identify virtues and sins in our daily lives. Use the game as a whole class activity, or students can work in small g... Read More...