When is Lent? Most years, February arrives, and Catholics everywhere start shifting into Lent mode. People are stocking up on devotionals, planning out fasting goals, and trying to remember where they put last year’s...
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 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 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...
The start of a new year or season is the perfect time to teach students about setting goals in a faith-filled way. Introducing goal setting writing in religion class helps students reflect on their...
The last week before Christmas break can be a challenge, but I’ve got two low-prep Advent Activities to keep kids engaged while reviewing Advent and Bible lessons from the year! Advent Trivia & Jesse...
Advent is a time of preparation, joy, and reflection leading up to Christmas. Whether you’re a teacher planning classroom activities, a youth leader organizing group fun, or a parent looking for festive family games,...
Advent is a season of preparation, anticipation, and hope. For Catholic kids, it’s a perfect time to dive into meaningful, hands-on, and easy Advent activities about the Nativity, Mary, Saint Nicholas, and the liturgical...
As we wrap up our Advent activities sale, I just wanted to send a quick reminder that today is the final day to take advantage of our special offers. If you’re still looking for...
Struggling with talking to kids about Catholic Mass in a way they’ll actually understand? Here are 5 simple and practical ideas to help YOU engage your kids in conversations about the Catholic Mass. 1....
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