Mini-Book: St. Patrick’s Day
This is a fantastic introduction to St. Patrick's Day for younger students. The book is full of vivid color photographs and simple, useful text. Also included... Read More...
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Writing Prompts: Valentine’s Day – Love Is…
Students will use this Writing Prompt to reflect on what love is, and then write a poem about love with a classmate.
Level: K-2, 3-5
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Writing Prompts: Friendship
Students will explore friendships around them and will work with a classmate to create a poem about friendship.
Level: 3-5
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Writing Prompts: Love
Students will be prompted to think about the love they have for their family members and explain how that love makes them feel.
Level: K-2, 3-5
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Displays: Valentine’s Day – Action!
Create this Valentine's Day classroom display to focus on how students can show their love through actions. The movie filming theme ("Action!") will inspire yo... Read More...
Displays: Catholic Schools – Then And Now
Our Catholic schools are grounded in Christ’s love for all. This classroom display will remind your students that the most important part of our faith existed t... Read More...
Displays: Catholic Schools Week
Create this classroom display with your students, and ask them to personalize it by highlighting the ways your school lives up to the theme of: Catholic Schools... Read More...
Faith in Action: Martin Luther King Jr.
Students will learn interesting facts about Martin Luther King Jr. and discuss why and how they can say no to racism. Students will also develop an app th... Read More...
Writing Prompts: Martin Luther King Jr. – The Strength of Love
In "The Strength of Love," Rev. Martin Luther King wrote that fear was the ultimate cause of hatred, prejudice, and violence.
Students will reflect on his word... Read More...