Pope Leo XIV & All the Leos: Awesome Reading Activities
Looking for a way to make Church history exciting and meaningful for your students? Dive into the legacy of the Popes named Leo with the Pope Leo XIV & Other Popes Named Leo Reading...
Bulletins
The FREE Catholic Kids Bulletins (available in English & Spanish) can be downloaded monthly from my Teachers Pay Teachers store. To find the direct links and more information on the free Mass activity pages, check out the links below and pin an image to Pinterest to save for later!
Get Kids Excited about the Papal Conclave!
The Papal Conclave is coming—get your kids excited and ready to follow every moment with Habemus Papam? Do We Have a Pope? Order TODAY to make sure it arrives as the conclave begins! Habemus...
Order Now! Papal Conclave Book: “Habemus Papam? Do We Have a Pope?”
Want to bring Church history to life for your students? My new book, Habemus Papam? Do We Have a Pope?, is a great way to introduce kids to the process of choosing a Catholic...
The Papal Conclave Made Simple: Tips, Tools, and Teaching Ideas
The papal conclave is one of the most fascinating and mysterious traditions in the Catholic Church. When students hear that a group of cardinals gathers in secrecy, burns ballots, and waits for white smoke,...
Holy Week Activities That Are Low-Prep and Full of Meaning
Every year, I know Holy Week is coming—but somehow, it still sneaks up on me. By the time it arrives, everyone around us is already in Easter mode, and I’m scrambling for Holy Week...
The Power of Trivia: How to Make Lent Lessons More Interactive
Who doesn’t love a good trivia game? Whether it’s a competitive round of Jeopardy, a casual game night with friends, or a quick quiz to test your knowledge, trivia is both fun and educational....
Stations of the Cross Activities
Teaching the Stations of the Cross can be a powerful way to help students reflect on Jesus’ journey to Calvary. Whether you’re a teacher in a Catholic school, a catechist, or a parent, there...
Engaging February Religion Lessons: Easy Ideas to Inspire Students
February Religion Lessons: Ideas to Keep Your Class Engaged February might be the shortest month of the year, but it’s packed with opportunities for meaningful religion lessons! Between saints’ feast days, Lent preparation, and...
Catholic Schools Week Activities & Free February Bulletins
Catholic Schools Week is a special time to celebrate everything that makes Catholic education awesome—faith, learning, and the chance to grow as a community. It’s also the perfect excuse to shake up your routine...
January Catholic Lessons – Easy Liturgical Ideas for Your Kids
January is a great time to refocus on what’s important in our faith and start the year with lessons that strengthen Catholic identity and deepen understanding. From special saints to meaningful prayers, here’s what...
