Religious education

Fun & frugal craft to help teach kids the proper way to pray the Catholic Sign of the Cross. Great for CCD, homeschool, VBS, and families.

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…

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.

Interactive Church Tour Worksheet | Religious Education Resources for Teachers:

This lapbook is an awesome tool to teach Catholic kids how to pray the Rosary.

Description Our Color Your Own Posters are a great way to get children involved and learning during Mass, class and religious education gatherings. Each poster comes with our exclusively designed artwork and editorial. Finished posters also make great classroom decorations or kids can take them home and display them in their room. This poster will help children learn the Our Father Prayer as they fill in the fun facts and color their finished work.

Hello fellow religious educators! I have a back-to-school deal for you today! I am now offering all of my prayer worksheets on TPT (previously over $1 each) in a bundle pack for only $3! They are available HERE! My kids love these worksheets and get a lot out of using them. They are great for memorization. I make a large copy and fill in the blanks along with my student, but you can get creative and do whatever works for you! I hope you enjoy! God Bless!

Free matching game for some of the items commonly found in the Catholic mass. Perfect for children to learn the proper names.

Printable Catholic Prayers for Kids: Posters and Copywork from CatholicIcing

One of my favorite things to do with a class of kids is to take them on a "field trip" to our church. We are there regularly for Mass, Confession, and Adoration, but there is something special about an unscheduled visit to the quiet church for time in prayer. I also like to make sure we get in good church tours so that the students are familiar with the structure, decor, and items found in the church. One way to go about a church tour that is more student directed is a "Sacred Scavenger…