Faith Formation Struggles & Easy Lent Trivia
Once upon a time, I had my normal Wednesday night Faith Formation class. And every week, it’s predictable in the best way. I know the personalities. I know who will participate. And who needs...
Once upon a time, I had my normal Wednesday night Faith Formation class. And every week, it’s predictable in the best way. I know the personalities. I know who will participate. And who needs...
Do you need religious Christmas games? You know the week. The one where backpacks are lighter, attention spans are shorter, and somehow every classroom door you pass has a Christmas movie playing. Your students...
Advent is almost here, and now is the perfect time to bring meaningful Advent lessons to your students. Whether you’re teaching about traditions, the Advent wreath, or the history of this special season, these...
Every year, Advent shows up faster than any of us expect…and suddenly we’re scrambling for activities, prayers, and simple ways to keep the season focused on Jesus instead of chaos. If you’ve been hunting...
Just a quick reminder before the day slips away — our Advent Activity Sale ends tonight! If you’ve been meaning to stock up on classroom materials that bring the meaning of Advent to life,...
The season of Advent is almost here — a time to slow down, prepare our hearts, and share the joy of Christ’s coming with Advent Activities for our students. 💜 To make your planning...
If you’re looking for Catholic Advent ideas that actually make December feel less chaotic and more centered on Christ, you’ve got to check out the Catholic Mom Bundle. It’s honestly one of the best...
Praying the Rosary with Kids (and Trying Not to Lose Beads or Patience) Once upon a time, I thought it would be a great idea to try praying the Rosary with kids in my...
The Catholic Church has exciting news – it will soon canonize a new Catholic saint! This is the perfect opportunity to teach children about the lives of saints and the journey of canonization. Our...
Back-to-school season always feels a little chaotic. New supplies, new routines, new energy buzzing in the classroom. And let’s be honest—those first five minutes of class can either set you up for a great...
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