When you prepare a student to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, you know it is SO much more than just learning the steps to go to Confession! You are helping to prepare their minds, but more importantly, their hearts, to understand what is and isn’t a sin, to be truly
All Saints’ Day is such a wonderful feast day to celebrate with children! On November 1st, we remember those who are in heaven and lead us by their holy example. Read below to discover some new ideas for celebrating All Saints’ Day in your classroom this year! All Saints’ Day
Do you wish you could teach your religion curriculum more throughout your day? In early childhood classrooms, easy readers are a simple way to revisit Catholic concepts throughout your week while working on literacy, fine motor skills, and even math skills at the same time! Below is a sample schedule
Students love learning about Catholic saints, especially ones they can relate to. Keep reading to discover the top 3 reasons you should be teaching a monthly Saint study this year! A saint study benefits students in many different ways, both spiritually and academically. Read below to find out why you
Pentecost is the official birthday of the Church. It is the day the Holy Spirit came to the Jesus’ disciples after His death and resurrection to give them the courage to go out and do Christ’s work. Keep reading for simple Pentecost Sunday activities for kids! Start with Scripture The
Whether it’s the beginning of the year, a holiday, or Teacher Appreciation Week, it’s always a good time to show love to your favorite teacher! Here are a few of my favorite gift ideas for teachers! This post contains affiliate links. Thank You Card A sincere, handwritten thank you note
The end of the school year can be so bittersweet. Most can’t wait for the freedom of summer vacation (especially teachers!), but it also a time of saying goodbye to our class family. I always liked to send my students home with a small token on the last day of
During the month of May, Catholics celebrate the Blessed Mother as the Queen of Heaven. One easy way to bring this celebration to the classroom is by having a May Crowning ceremony with your students. If your school or church community is not doing a larger service, it is easy
Celebrating Holy Week in the preschool classroom is all about familiarizing young students with the story of Jesus’ sacrifice in a meaningful, multisensory way. Holy Week marks the culmination of Lent as we meditate on the story of Jesus’ journey into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday until He is in the
Saint Patrick’s journey to sainthood is certainly one of the most beloved and fun to celebrate at the same time. Read below and discover this Resource Roundup: St. Patrick’s Day Edition for some ideas to help your students learn about this popular saint and enjoy his feast day this March
Welcome to my blog! I have a passion for helping teachers make the most of their time, by creating easy-to-use resources for both the traditional and Catholic classroom. I live in Frisco, Texas with my husband and three kids. I love to start my day with a hot cup of coffee and a to-do list ready before getting the kids off to school.