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If you teach religion to middle schoolers, you need...To read a sample, click here!(Downloads a .pdf file to your computer.)
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Twelve Facts About Twelve Fun and Easy Plays for Middle Schoolers
- Helps
teens and pre-teens experience Scripture and the lives of the saints using
humor and action. They’ll laugh, shout, whisper, jump, and yes, even joke
around.
- Lighthearted,
but not “Catholic-lite.” Reinforces basic truths about the True Presence,
the Sacraments, God’s Covenant and more.
- Written
specifically for pre-teens in grades 5-8.
- Perfect
for parish-based catechism classes, parochial programs, homeschool groups,
and drama ministries.
- Written for many personality types—so everyone in your class can
participate, whether they’re shy or outgoing.
- Fits
easily into most middle school catechetical programs.
- Covers
Old and New Testament heroes, such as Moses and Zacchaeus, plus the
Church’s greatest Saints, including Paul and Francis of Assisi.
- Historical
context provides cross-curriculum social studies support.
- Makes
lesson planning a snap with play-by-play discussion ideas, vocabulary
builders, scriptural background, and much more.
- Props
aren’t a problem with complete lists of items you can find around the
house or in your supply cabinet. Or, follow the easy directions to create
memorable props you can use year after year.
- Written
by a children’s author and catechist with years of experience working with
and writing for teens.
- You’ll
create fun, memorable lessons that will get your students talking. And
thinking. And praying.
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