Guided Meditations: Golden Rule (6-8)
The Golden Rule is a rule for all ages. We often need reminders to be kind and respectful to others. Teachers guide students through a mindful moment reflecting... Read More...
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Guided Meditations: Forgiveness (6-8)
As God teaches us, everyone is capable and deserving of forgiveness. In this meditation, middle school students think about God’s words and prior knowledge to r... Read More...
Guided Meditations: Affirmations
We were all made in God’s image. It can be difficult to remember that God made us exactly how we should be and to celebrate ourselves. In this short affirming m... Read More...
Lectio Divina (6-8): Isaiah
Isaiah trusts in Jesus and says, “Here I am Lord.” In this Lectio Divina, students reflect on the story of Isaiah and his trust in the Lord.
Level: 6-8
Downlo... Read More...
Lectio Divina (6-8): Tower of Babel
God has given us an amazing life. Often times we allow pride to get in the way of living God’s word. Use this passage to reflect on the importance of being humb... Read More...
Displays: Epiphany – Our Gifts to God
To commemorate the Magi bringing gifts to our Lord, with this display, get your students to reflect on the gifts they bring to God and those around them each da... Read More...
Worksheets: Matrimony KWL Worksheet
Ask students to brainstorm questions they may have about the Sacrament of Matrimony.
Use the KWL worksheet to help them plan an area of study about the sacrame... Read More...
Project Learning: Cereal Box Saint Report
In preparation for Confirmation, students will research a saint and present a report on him/her to the class. However, students will not write a typical report... Read More...
WebQuests: Anointing of the Sick
Level: 6-8
OVERVIEW
This lesson will enable students to establish a better understanding of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick.
⇒ Outcomes:
Students wi... Read More...