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Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity to incorporate into your study of Mary and the Rosary? Look no further than this beautiful rosary themed collaborative poster! This poster is the perfect way to celebrate the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary by learning how to pray the rosary and about the mysteries. Students will work together to create a masterpiece.
Looking to honor Mary this school year? If so, this is the PERFECT resource for you! Teach your students to pray the Rosary with these easy-to-use activities. And create a beautiful rosary bulletin board full of acts of kindness your class completes. This resource is great for May and October– two months that Catholics celebrate Mary!
Are you looking to create a bright and powerful bulletin board for your classroom? If so, this is the perfect set for you! Your students will love the quote and adding little hearts of happy to the board!
With this resource you just simply print, cut, and post! I have also included PNG files which can be used with a Cricut.
Are you looking to teach your students the meaning behind the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God? This Holy Day of Obligation in the Catholic church is celebrated on January 1 each year. Students will leave your class having a better understanding and appreciation for this special day.
In this bundle you will receive three different versions of the resource- upper elementary (grades 3-5), primary grades (grades 1-2), and early childhood (grades pre-k and kindergarten).
St. Andrew’s feast day is a wonderful day to celebrate with students. It is a day to reflect on how to be a devout follower of Jesus and how to teach others about our faith.
Are you preparing to teach your students about the life of St. Blaise? This is the perfect resource to accomplish just that! In the Catholic church, we celebrate the feast of St. Blaise on February 3. It is a day about remembering the miracles of St. Blaise, along with praying for healing of illnesses of the throat.
St. Francis’s feast day is a wonderful day to celebrate with students. It is a day to reflect on devoting our lives to God and showing care for God’s creation.
Looking to brighten up your classroom or hallway? Look no further than this beautiful St. Francis of Assisi themed collaborative poster! This poster is the perfect way to celebrate St. Francis, especially around his feast day on October 4. Students will work together to create a masterpiece.
St. Joan of Arc’s feast day is a wonderful day to celebrate with students. It is a day about remembering the bravery and devotion St. Joan of Arc displayed throughout her short life.
Are you preparing to teach your students about the life of St. Leo the Great? This is the perfect resource to accomplish just that! In the Catholic church, we celebrate the feast of St. Leo the Great on November 10. It is a day about remembering and celebrating St. Leo’s leadership and dedication to the Church.
The feast day of St. Marguerite Bourgeoys is a great day to celebrate with students. It is a day about remember St. Marguerite and honoring the great teachers we’ve had throughout life.
St. Mark’s feast day is a wonderful day to celebrate with students. It is a day about remembering one of the Gospel authors and a member of the first Christian community.
Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity to celebrate St. Nicholas? Look no further than this beautiful fireplace and mini-biography collaborative poster! This poster is the perfect way to honor the feast of St. Nick on December 6.
Are you preparing to teach your students about the life of St. Nicholas? This is the perfect resource to accomplish just that! In the Catholic church, we celebrate the feast of St. Nicholas on December 6. It is a day about remembering and celebrating the kindness that St. Nicholas shared with so many people during his time.
Are you preparing to teach your students about the life of St. Patrick? This is the perfect resource to accomplish just that! In the Catholic church, we celebrate the feast of St. Patrick on March 17. It is a day about remembering the missionary work of St. Patrick and celebrating the Irish spirit.
St. Peters’s feast day is a wonderful day to celebrate with students. It is a day about reflecting on St. Peter’s contributions to the Catholic faith and asking ourselves how we can answer God’s call.