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Grade 3 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 In chapter 4, the children learn about four women who are women of faith. These women were models of faith for Mary. All five women are models of faith for the children today. The children are asked to name someone they know who are models of faith. You might like to extend this lesson with one of the following ideas. • Use the form below to help the children write letters to the people of faith they know. • Pray a litany with the children. Use the names of the people of faith in the litany. Lead the litany, pausing for the children to offer the names of the people of faith. Invite all the children to recite the response together. Chapter 5 In chapter 5, the children learn about the Holy Family, Mary, Joseph and Jesus. The children read about how Mary and Joseph shared their love of God with Jesus. Mary and Joseph are models for all parents. This is an appropriate time to share a family blessing with the children. Make copies of this blessing, and encourage the children to share the blessing with their families. You might like to invite the children to decorate the blessing. Encourage them to display the blessing in their homes. Chapter 6 In chapter 6, the children learn about the Paschal Mystery. This is an appropriate time to talk to them about the memorial acclamation. We say or sing the memorial acclamation during the Eucharistic prayer at Mass. Use the acclamation included below to review the Paschal Mystery with the children. Chapter 7 In this chapter, the children learn about the Holy Spirit. They will learn a variety of names and symbols for the Holy Spirit. Invite the children to make prayer cards to help the children remember that the Holy Spirit is with them at all times. Chapter 8 In this chapter, the children learn about the sacrament of Baptism. Through Baptism, we become members of the Church. This is an appropriate time to give the children an opportunity to welcome the newly baptized members in their parish. Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 In this chapter, the children learn about the liturgical year. This is an appropriate time to help the children understand more about the liturgical environment. Consider inviting a guest who serves on the Environment or Liturgy Committee. Chapter 12 In this chapter, the children learn about the sacraments and sacramentals. This is an appropriate time to invite the children to bring in any saramentals they may have and bless them. Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Chapter 18 Chapter 19 In this chapter the children learn about the Ten Commandments. Follow the directions below to help the children understand the importance of rules. Chapter 20 In this chapter the children learn the last seven commandments. As you conclude this chapter, follow the directions below to help the children better understand all the commandments. Chapter 21 In this chapter, the children learn about the psalms. This is an appropriate time to help the children understand that we pray the psalms at Mass when we sing the repsonsorial psalm. Follow the directions below to help the children better understand the responsorial psalm. Chapter 22 In this chapter, the children learn about grace, heaven, saints, and funerals. This is an appropriate time to invite a guest to talk to the children about their experience of the funeral ministry in your parish. Chapter 23 In this chapter, the children learn the Our Father. This would be an appropriate time for children who know different languages to teach the group the Our Father in another language. Or, you can use the prayer below to teach the children the Our Father in Spanish. Chapter 24 In this chapter, the children learn about being people of prayer and about parish payer. This is an appropriate time to invite a guest from your parish to talk to the children about prayer ministry. Follow the directions below. Chapter 25 In this chapter, the children learn about the Apostles' Creed. Follow the directions below to have the children write their own creeds. Chapter 26 In this chapter, the children learned about Mary. They also learned the Hail Mary prayer. Since the Hail Mary is not a prayer we say at Mass, take some extra time to help the children become more familiar with this prayer that honors Mary. Download the activity for Hail Mary jigsaw puzzles below.
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