Science Through Our Faith: St. Valentine & Cupid’s Arrow
5-PS1-1. Develop a model to describe that matter is made of particles too small to be seen.
Students will:
Learn about the life and work of St. Valentine.
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Faith in Action (K-4): Rosary
Students will:
Use the Faith in Action materials to learn about the background and meaning of the Rosary in their daily lives.
Learn about the different pr... Read More...
Faith in Action (K-4): Martin Luther King Jr.
Students will:
Read background information about Martin Luther King Jr. and discuss what having faith means to them.
Reflect on an issue that is impor... Read More...
Faith in Action (K-4): Mother’s Day
Students will:
Learn about the history of Mother's Day and will read Bible verses about a mother's love.
Create a booklet of what they are thankful for abo... Read More...
Science Through Our Faith: Jesus Washes Our Feet
2-PS1-2. Analyze data obtained from testing different materials to determine which materials have the properties that are best suited for an intended purpose.
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Project Learning: Cereal Box Saint Report
In preparation for Confirmation, students will research a saint and present a report on him/her to the class. However, students will not write a typical report... Read More...
WebQuests: Anointing of the Sick
Level: 4-5
OVERVIEW
This lesson will enable students to establish a better understanding of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick.
⇒ Learning Outcomes:
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Science Through Our Faith: Walking on Water
5. Structure and Properties of Matter
Students will:
Review the Gospel reading of Jesus walking on water.
Conduct an experiment to see if a raw egg w... Read More...
Faith in Action (K-4): Thanksgiving
Students will:
Watch a video, "The Story of the First Thanksgiving" and discuss ways in which gratitude is being shown.
K-2 Students will: Create a "... Read More...