Lesson Plans: Our Conscience
Help students understand what it means to examine your conscience with this lesson plan.
1) Students will investigate the meaning of the word “conscience” us... Read More...
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Mass Plans: Forgiveness
To begin preparation for the Forgiveness liturgy, ask students to research quotes that refer to “forgiveness” and create a poster for each class to display. Th... Read More...
Sacrament Series: The Sacrament of Baptism
Derived from the Greek word, bapto or baptizo, baptism means to wash or immerse. The ritual of Baptism symbolizes the washing away of sins and cleansing the sou... Read More...
Arts And Crafts: Christmas Candle Holder
Your students will enjoy making these simple, beautiful candle holders. Be sure that they understand and practice safety with these crafts. Candles should ONLY ... Read More...
All Saints’ Day: St. Peter And Paul WebQuest
Overview
This lesson will enable students to gain a better understanding of Saints Paul and Peter’s importance in the spread of Christianity.
Level: 6-8
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All Saints’ Day: The Saints In Heaven Display
God gives each of us the opportunity to become saints in our lifetime. On All Saint’s Day, we honor those who heard God’s call and had the strength and courage ... Read More...
All Saints’ Day: Interview A Saint
Students will be assigned a partner to create an interview with a saint. Using the handout below, questions and answers will be brainstormed to help perform the... Read More...
All Saints’ Day: Perform A Skit
In small groups, students will research three saints of their own choice. The groups will then write and perform a skit about the important events of the s... Read More...
Writing Prompts: Christmas Giving
Think about a time when you were thrilled to receive a gift of some sort. Think about a time when you were the giver. How were your feelings similar and differe... Read More...