Scripture Spiral: After Easter Exercise
Here’s an activity for your students when they return to school after Easter.
New Testament Connection: Passover and Eucharist
The Jewish Pasch (Passover) is celebrated this year from April 22-30. You may wish to share this information on the Passover as it compares with the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist. The material is taken from The Old Testament: Our Call to Faith…
Easter Story Retelling
Your students have heard the details of some of the key incidents that are included in the Easter Gospel stories. Have them work in small groups and try to recreate the details of the key incidents of these accounts.
The Glory of Easter
"But at daybreak on the first day of the week they took the spices they had prepared and went to the tomb. They found the stones rolled away from the tomb; but when they entered, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus." - Luke 24: 1-3
Teaching about the Book of Revelation in Catholic Schools
Here are some tips and activities for teaching about the Book of Revelation and its symbols and meaning.
Dying and Rising
Here's a short exercise that can help teenagers better understand the practical and joyful experience of the Resurrection that is the result of the work of Christian discipleship.
Easter/Resurrection Lesson Plan: Compare and Contrast the Gospel Accounts of the Resurrection
What can we know about Jesus’ resurrection based on the Gospel similarities and differences?
He Is Risen
Happy Easter from Ave Maria Press.
Our Ancestors of Faith
Consider this activity to help the students recall their own Baptism and their own faith ancestors.
Easter (Continued)
Easter is not a one-day holiday. In fact it last for fifty days, beginning with the Easter Vigil and lasting until the feast of Pentecost.