Butler's Lives of the Saints Notebooking Set for April

This beautiful 33 page notebooking set created and shared to us by Sanctus Simplicitus corresponds to Alban Butler's Lives of the Saints Notebooking Set, specifically for April.


These wonderful pages have a beautiful layout and offer a notebooking sheet a day all month. Pages in this resource do not include a date on each page but rather a lovely spot for users to write in the Feast Day of the saint featured. Also included are a cover sheet and an intro page to help learners remember the dedication of the month for April as designated by the Church.






Saints featured in this set for the month of April include:

Saint Hugh, Bishop
Saint Francis of Paula
Saint Richard of Chichester
Saint Isidore, Archbishop
Saint Vincent Ferrer
Saint William
Saint Hegesippus
Saint Dionysius
Saint Mary of Egypt
Saint Bademus
Saint Leo I
Saint Sabas
Saint Hermenegild
Saints Tiburtius, Valerian and Maximus
Saint Parternus
18 Martyrs of Saragossa
Saint Anicetus
Saint Apollonius
Saint Leo XI
Saint Agnes of Monte Pulciano
Saint Anslem
Saints Soter and Caius
Saint George
Saint Fedelis
Saint Mark, Apostle
Saints Cletus & Marcellinus
Saint Peter Canisius
Saint Paul of the Cross
Saint Peter of Verona
Saint Catherine of Siena

Blessings,
Kalei

St. Peter, Witness of the Resurrection

Shell from Thinking Love, No Twaddle blog has just completed a new 25 page Little Lesson on St. Peter, Witness of the Resurrection. It is ready for you to download now. This is a great Bible based lesson complete with text, images, lapbooking pieces, notebooking sheets and discussion prompts. It is a wonderful way to prepare for Easter. This is on my list for next week! :)

Blessings,
Kalei

Lenten Surprise for our Facebook Followers (Closed)

(Contest is now finished)

There's a special Lenten Surprise waiting for our Facebook followers on our website! 

See what it is now! (who couldn't use one of these about now!)


Blessings,
 Kalei

Let This Lenten Maze Mix-up Your Mid-Week

Puzzles are a great way to learn about different subject topics while developing strategies and skills to increase one's problem-solving ability, but probably the best reason to do puzzles is because they are fun.   

For a little faith-filled mid-week fun tomorrow, why not have the kiddos give their problem-solving skills a workout with this beautiful Lenten maze that CeAnne at Sanctus Simplicitus just contributed?    This maze asks kids to help Jesus carry the cross to Easter Day. It is bright and very nice. It's just a quick way to mix up your Wednesday homeschooling lessons or CCD class!

Thank you so much, CeAnne, for sharing your creative talents with us all.  
 Blessings,   Kalei