Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, I was led to Monica from Arma Dei Equipping Catholic Families. She has so many creative ideas on teaching children about the beauty of the Catholic Faith. All of her products she makes herself. She is a seriously gifted artist who is using this gift to honor and glorify God. What could be better than that?
I bought some of her Reverence & Awe Collector Cards and Cathletics Playing Cards to use in my first grade Religious Education Classroom. They're perfect for instructing children on Vessels, Vestments, Sacramentals and parts of the Mass. Her art work is filled with vibrant and eye catching colors that will draw any child. You can get them too on her website. She sells craft kits, cards and books that can be ordered at a very reasonable price.
Here are some pictures of her cards:
It was a happy mail day when I received them!! I plan to use them in my class this coming weekend!!
Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it. Proverbs 22:6
I bought some of her Reverence & Awe Collector Cards and Cathletics Playing Cards to use in my first grade Religious Education Classroom. They're perfect for instructing children on Vessels, Vestments, Sacramentals and parts of the Mass. Her art work is filled with vibrant and eye catching colors that will draw any child. You can get them too on her website. She sells craft kits, cards and books that can be ordered at a very reasonable price.
Here are some pictures of her cards:
It was a happy mail day when I received them!! I plan to use them in my class this coming weekend!!
Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it. Proverbs 22:6
Fantastic! I'm going to look for these for our 4 children. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link Noreen. My children are older now, but I can use these ideas for my grandchildren!
ReplyDeleteThe Catholic faith has so many fantastic resource for children. My faith doesn't have that or if it does I haven't a clue where to find it:( So I do use a mix an match approach for the kids:) Thanks for linking up to the NOBH
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