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 

Do You Know Your Rites?

The question of knowledge of Rites of the Catholic Church is a very interesting one posed by Shell of Thinking Love, No Twaddle blog.  I must confess that I have much to learn in this department, and my guess is that many other Catholics do to. 

To help us become more familiar with the Rites and help us commit them to memory, Shell has created these little flashcards on the Rites of the Catholic Faith.  These can be used in any number of ways.

•Print them out and use them as standard flash cards.
•Print out two sets and use them to play matching games.
•Use two sets to play Go Fish style games.
•Call out one part and require the other player(s) to provide the corresponding info.
•Print out pieces, cut apart and place in a fish bowl or container.  Pull one card weekly, and look up the info as part of your religion or Faith lessons.  This could develope into a great family sharing time.

Thanks for this cute little printable, Shell.  You can see all of Shell's other contributions and creations from the Contirbutor section on our website. 

Blessings,
Kalei