Mary & the Saints

On this page, I keep an updated list of links to posts with activities that I have created that you can use with your kids or in your classrooms to teach about the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Saints.  Check back for new resources, and if you have a specific idea that you are looking for, feel free to leave me a message in the com box.

By request, I have added a grade range next to the activities.  This is certainly not a hard & fast level- I am a huge fan of finding resources and then adapting to the needs of a specific group of kids.  Don't be afraid to look at something and decide how you can use it in a different and unique way to work with your kiddos.

Anything that has an asterisk next to it (*) means that the post contains free printables.  Enjoy!

Mary:
Miraculous Medal Embroidery Pattern* (5th-adult) and resources (all ages)
Marian Paper Dolls (2nd & up)
Favorite Marian Songs a playlist (all ages)


Saints & Feasts:
The Making of a Saint (Post-it note activity on the steps of Canonization)(4th-8th)
Saint Murals (all ages)
St. Faustina- Divine Mercy Watercolor Art* (printable coloring page-2nd-6th)
St. Faustina- Divine Mercy Melty Bead Craft* (printable pattern and examples-2nd-8th)
St. Faustina- Pop Out Divine Mercy Chaplet* (2nd-6th)

Two Popes, Two Saints* Trivia about St. John Paul II and St. John XXIII (4th & up)
Teaching about St. Maximilian Kolbe* (Cross curricular literature, writing, spelling, art, religion, and research unit) (4th-6th)
Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati* Coloring pages and bulletin board

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Mother Teresa*- Decorations, bulletin board, signs, folder covers, etc.
St. Valentine's Day Coloring pages here* and here*  (2nd & up)
Saintly Friends Bingo Game* (great for Valentine's Day)

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7 comments:

  1. Good morning, Katie Anne! My name is Sr. Paschalina Marie, SMMC. I would deeply appreciate contacting you regarding ideas for notebooking for Sacramental Prep with second graders. I am thankful to God for the gifts that He has given you to share our Catholic Faith. My email is srpaschalinamarie (@) (gmail) (dot) (com). Thank you, and God bless you!

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  2. Good morning,
    I would like to look at the Saints of Advent, but when I click the link above, I get the message: "Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist."

    Can you please help?
    Thank you!

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    1. Hi Sarah- First sorry for missing this message, but just in case, I wanted to let you know I had archived that post and missing removing this link. Sorry about that! I need to do some revisions on those activities and just didn't have time last Advent, so the post will stay down until I can get the changes made.

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  3. Do you have any Saint pages on St. Jude?

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    1. Hi! I don't have anything specifically on St. Jude. The only thing I have is this Apostles activity page that works for any apostle: https://www.looktohimandberadiant.com/search/label/apostles

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  4. I appreciate all the work that you have been doing. Do you have anything on St. Benedict and his medal?

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    1. You are welcome! Unfortunately, I don't have anything specific on St. Benedict. This website has a great coloring page of the front and back of the medal, and I have taken pages like that and then had the students label the meaning of the symbols and Latin on the sides. https://www.saintanneshelper.com/saint-benedict-quotes.html

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