from Chantal's Stained Glass.
The Bishops of Rome has made a lot of cool
JP II stuff for kids, including these sun-catchers!
Print this Pope John Paul II coloring page
from the St. Faustina kids page.
used the coloring page above to make these
JP II crafts- I love these little statues!
Check out this Ty doll converted to a
Pope John Paul II doll on Arma Dei. Too cute!
Remember what's going on at the Vatican for the day
with my edible Papal flag treat for kids!
Print a coloring page of JP II's coat of arms and
learn a ton on Catholic Family. I love this project!
learn a ton on Catholic Family. I love this project!
Craft a "Pope Hat" or a "Miter" with Catholic Missionary Family.
Did you know you can buy a
Pope John Paul II Comic Book
? Pretty cool, huh?
You can also get Pope John II paper dolls
!
Lesson Plans and More for JP II:
If you're looking for educational ideas for Pope John Paul II for older kids, check out this JP II unit study, and also these word searches. I also found this amazing printable unit study on Pope John Paul II from Mater et Magistra on 4 Real Forums.
If you're looking for educational ideas for Pope John Paul II for older kids, check out this JP II unit study, and also these word searches. I also found this amazing printable unit study on Pope John Paul II from Mater et Magistra on 4 Real Forums.
Another idea for celebrating the soon to be Blessed John Paul II
would be to make a Polish dinner (since he was from Poland). If you're
like me and you don't cook, perhaps you could celebrate with "Papa
John's" pizza??? ;-)
Don't forget to check out my posts on celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday, because they'll all be handy for this special occasion, too! ;-)
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While you have to purchase our John Paul II unit study, for a modest price of course :), these crafts would go great with them!! Thanks for posting all these great ideas.
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www.catholic-homeschooling-resources.com/john-paul-II.html
Some of these links are new to me. Yay. more great Catholic blogs to check out. thanks for sharing these awesome ideas Lacy! Happy Blessed Eastertide!
ReplyDeleteoh dear, oh dear
ReplyDeleteMore great ideas :)
Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you so much for the great ideas and the great flashback of memories...slightly choked up thinking back to that amazing experience in Toronto!!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Lacy and family! These are great ideas and love the Divine Mercy Sundae too;-)
ReplyDeleteLacy thank you very much for the link to my blog, I hope you all enjoy the same thing I did to make this lapbook
ReplyDeleteI think I will post a recipe of our family favorite very SIMPLE Polish inspired dish on my blog and serve it up on Sunday!!
ReplyDeleteNice to remember WYD in 2002. We live a half an hour away from Toronto and I attended the whole thing! We were also honored that Pope John Paul II personally received a copy of our book A Treasure Chest of Traditions for Catholic Families while he was in our 'town'! He gave us the encouragement we needed to continue our family apostolate Arma Dei.
ReplyDeleteThanks for mentioning the TY saint dolls, Lacy! We also love Papa John Paul 2!
Monica
Thank you for the link Lacy!! Happy Easter to you and to your family!!
ReplyDeleteLacy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links. I used the stained glass pattern to create a Pope John Paul II wall hanging. We are excited about his beatification on Sunday - so this became our May wall banner! (You can see it at my blog!)
We will also be following some of your suggestions for Divine Mercy Sunday.
Love your blog!
Jennifer
www.homespunluv.blogspot.com