I hope everyone had a fruitful and prayerful Lent! During Lent, I spent a lot of time working with my students on Stations of the Cross. Prior to actually praying the stations together, we spent time learning about them through this interactive book I made. Each day, we spent time with 2-3 stations. Then the students added their own illustrations to the book. This helped my little ones connect with the stations much better than just being shown pictures. They were also able to spend time reflecting on them and asking MANY questions! Once all the stations had been introduced, the students took their books and we went and prayed the stations together. I have first and second graders with me. Therefore, I kept the blurb under each station very simple. If you have older students, you could have them add more details of their own, then add an illustration. Most of my students internalized the lesson and they demonstrated that through play. During our social goal time, one ...
Thank you for visiting my blog! My name is Nicole and I run Mrs.Albert's Class. I am 2nd grade teacher at a Catholic school. I love to create relevant religion resources for the Catholic teacher or homeschooling mama! I also like creating meaningful math resources as well. Make sure to follow me on Instagram at mrsalbertsclass!