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Sacrament Task Cards

I LOVE task cards! They are a great way to review material. I love hiding them around my classroom for students to find. Student engagement ✔

I use task cards for math all the time, so I thought, why not start using them for religion too?! And that's exactly what I did! I created my first set of religion task cards for you all! These task cards are all about the sacraments. If you have already taught your students about the Seven Sacraments, these cards would be a great way to review and/or refresh them on the content.
If you need a resource to teach the sacraments, I have one! In fact these task cards pair perfectly with my Sacrament Flip Book. Click the link to get more information on it.

Back to my sacrament task cards! I have 3 versions of the task cards. There is volume 1, volume 2, and then of course I bundled them together so you could get both sets a small discount!
Volume 1
Volume 1 includes 1-3 question on each sacrament, except Matrimony. I don't like to make my task cards very long. Students lose engagement, and then it becomes busy work rather than reinforcement of material. This is why I created another set of task cards.
Volume 2
This volume includes another set of questions on ALL the sacraments. Yes, these questions are all different from volume 1. 

You could give the first set of task cards to check student understanding. Asses if there are any gaps, reteach, then give volume 2 to review and reinforce.

This is a fun, but yet meaningful way to review important concepts on the sacraments. The sacraments are beautiful gift from God. It is important that our students come to know this as well. 

To get your Sacrament Task Card Bundle click on the link!

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