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Can we talk about the first 5 minutes of class? Because those 5 minutes can be… interesting (without Catholic Daily Slides). Kids walk in the door and immediately have 7 million things to say....
Can we talk about class prayer for a minute? Because we all know it matters. We want our students to pray. We want them to grow in their faith. And, we want them to...
🌞 Being Catholic in July: A Simple Checklist to Guide Your Summer Faith July is one of those months where life speeds up—vacations, camps, family gatherings, and long sunny days all compete for our...
June Catholic Feasts, Saints, & Devotions You know that moment. You’re walking into Mass and suddenly remember it’s some important June Catholic feast day. So you’re trying to give your kids a 20-second crash...
May Liturgical Seasons Made Simple for Busy Religion Teachers You know that moment. You’re teaching your regular May religion lessons, everything is moving along, and you feel like you’re finally staying on track. Then...
First…I have a new email address! Make sure to add theresa@catholickidsbulletin.com to your contacts or safe senders list so messages don’t end up in spam. You’ll get an email from that new address this...
Holy Week Activities for Kids: Last-Minute Lesson Plans & Reading Comprehension It happens every single year. I pull into the school parking lot, with my Diet Mountain Dew, mentally reviewing my perfectly planned Tuesday....
Do you need some EASY Holy Week Lessons? I once had an administrator who hated word searches. Like… visibly cringed when she saw students doing them. And honestly? I get it. On their own,...
You know seventh graders. They’ve been in school all day, they’re tired, they want to talk to their friends, and faith formation isn’t always at the top of their energy list. That’s exactly why...
Have you ever left a lesson for a substitute, only to come back and realize it completely fell apart? The activity was confusing, the sub didn’t have experience with the topic or the Catholic...
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