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...
Seven Ways to Use Catholic Kids Bulletins Catholic Kids Bulletins are an incredible resource to engage children in the liturgy and teachings of the Church. Whether you’re at home, in the classroom, or attending...
Do you teach about the Bible but feel unprepared for all of the questions the kids will ask? The easiest Bible study that I’ve done is reading biblical fiction! I let those authors do...
Saint Skits: A Fun Summer Activity Do you need some fun activities to keep kids busy this summer? Check out Saint Skits! Saint Anthony of Padua’s feast day is coming up in June, so...
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...
We’re almost to Christmas Break, so we need some EASY Christmas Activities to keep kids engaged even while they are full of sugar and Christmas cheer. Here’s a list of tips and activities that...
Advent Wreath Ideas Are you ready for Advent? The Advent Wreath is one of the simplest ways to remember the season while you’re busy preparing for Christmas. I change my Advent Wreath every year...
