November Religion Lesson Plan Ideas As November approaches, Catholic religion teachers have a unique opportunity to engage students in meaningful discussions and activities that deepen their understanding of faith and the liturgical calendar. This...
How to Teach the Hallowtide Triduum Do you need ideas to teach the Hallowtide Triduum? If you hear “Triduum” and immediately think of the days leading up to Easter, you’re right, but there’s another...
Teaching Religion in October: Check out #7! October is a beautiful month for Catholic educators, as it offers a wealth of religious themes, feast days, and traditions to explore with students. With autumn in...
Five Tips to Teach the Rosary Praying the Rosary is such a cool way for kids to connect with God and grow in their faith, making it a fantastic practice to share at home...
Catholic Lessons Savings: Get 25% Off with Promo Code BTSBONUS24 on August 27th & 28th. As you gear up for the new school year, now is the perfect time to stock up on essential...
Looking for fresh and meaningful Religion Class Lessons to engage your students? This post is packed with ideas and resources to bring faith to life in your classroom. From exploring the Old Testament with...
Do you teach the Bible but feel unprepared for all the wild questions kids ask? Same here. That’s why the easiest (and honestly, most enjoyable) Bible study I’ve ever done is reading biblical fiction....
Saint Skits: A Fun Summer Activity Do you need some fun and meaningful activities to keep your kids busy this summer? Look no further than Saint Skits! These printable skits are a great way...
Do your students ask about Easter symbols? Why are there baskets, candy, eggs, and butterflies everywhere?!? The Catholic church is full of beautiful symbolic artwork, and secular Easter celebrations also have great symbols! Let’s...
Do you teach about Confession? Whether you prepare students for their First Reconciliation or review Confession with older students, teaching the sacrament of Confession (also known as Reconciliation or Penance) is a sacred responsibility...
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