Religious education

This liturgical year lesson plan is meant to be an introduction to the Church year so students can understand Jesus is the reason for EVERY season.

Four different ways to teach your students the names for the items commonly found during a Catholic Mass, including Mass Item Bingo. Great game for whole group, small groups, centers and more to reach all of your learners in a religious education, Catholic classroom or homeschool setting. #catholic #catholiceducation #homeschool #bingo #catholicchurch #teaching

Catholic Mass Lesson Ideas: Five activities about lessons, games, and activities that can be used to teach students and kids about the Catholic Mass.

Here are a few ways to introduce and model how to participate in Eucharistic Adoration with kids and and youth in Catholic schools and parish religious education programs.

Our Religious Studies posters promote religious tolerance and will broaden students' understanding of different faiths, cultures and beliefs.

FREE religious education printables for your Catholic school classroom or homeschool on Teachers Pay Teachers. Stations of the Cross coloring page, Books of the Bible coloring page, Be Kind coloring page, the Lord's Prayer cut and paste, and more! #Catholic

I am always looking for new ways to encourage kids to pray, especially to get them out of the rut of talking/asking/praising about the same things. I am just as guilty of this- I tend to remember to pray for the people I care most about, immediate situations, and my needs. The bigger picture and people I don't interact with are likely to be forgotten in typical daily prayer. Then I remembered this neat technique we used in a Christian club I was in during high school. It is about using your…

We are working on a "big picture" of the Sacraments in Religion at school right now. I created these notes for the kids with the four main ideas we keep coming back to: Jesus' mission, the Church, the Sacraments, and Grace...and how they are all related. Here is my version with a little color added to make it pretty. You can print out my copy of the notes by clicking here: Or you can print the blank notes to have the kids fill in by clicking here: You might also like our Sacrament Symbols…

One thing is for certain: students are (or will be) passionate about Catholic Social Teaching. There is an inherent desire in each one of them to help others and make a difference in the world. The Church’s focus on social justice is probably one of the most common ways young people identify with the Catholic...Read More