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...
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Faculty Prayers: Catholic Schools Week
This Faculty Prayer focuses on the role of the teacher to lead by example, teach our students how to love the Lord, grow in wisdom, and serve others.
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Arts And Crafts: Catholic Schools Week – Good Deeds Beads
Students will create their own Good Deed Beads and during Catholic Schools Week, they will connect with what it means to live a Catholic, faith-filled life, eve... Read More...
WebQuests: Martin Luther King Jr.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Students will be able to:
1. Explain the need for social action in response to unjust situations.
2. Identify respect for all human di... 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...
Mass Plans: Martin Luther King Jr. – Be A Peacemaker
This Mass Plan is a great way to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. day with themes of new beginnings and being peacemakers. Students can show symbols of hope, l... 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...
Writing Prompts: Martin Luther King Jr. – Respect Differences
Brainstorm a list of ways in which people differ and a list of ways in which all people are alike. Write a short letter to a Kindergarten student, explaining th... Read More...
Writing Prompts: Martin Luther King Jr. – March For Freedom
In 1963, 250,000 people converged on the National Mall for a March on Washington. It became the beginning of a new era, and was known as the ‘March for Freedom’... Read More...