Prayer Crafts

craftingthewordofgod- I Can Pray . . .
This craft will serve as a reminder and let the kids know they can pray at any time.

catholicicing.com- Prayer Craft for Preschoolers

daniellesplace.com- Prayer Bible Crafts and Activities

web.archive.org- Praying Hands Memory Verse Craft

christianhomeschoolmoms.com- Prayer Boxes Remind Children to Pray

turning-our-hearts.blogspot.com- Prayer Poster (scroll down to this)

ministry-to-children.com- Craft: How to Make a Prayer Cube for Kids

ssww.com- How to Make Prayer Jars – Religious Craft Activity & Lesson

ehow.com- Prayer Crafts for Kids

yourmondernfamily.com- DIY Prayer Hands for Kids


hookedonthebook.com- Prayer Hands Craft

deandrascrafts.com- Praying Hands Craft

focusonthefamily.com- Don’t Frog-et to Pray

turning-our-hearts.blogspot.com- Prayer Poster Craft (scroll down to this)

lubirdbaby.com- Prayer Pail

sundayschoolkids.com- Lord’s Prayer Chain & Lord’s Prayer Fold Up Revealer (scroll down for these). Remember to change these to your faith’s teaching

The Catholic Toolbox- Catholic Prayer Book Printables for Kids (have students make a prayer booklet)



Crafts For Individual Prayers

Apostles Creed Crafts- (scroll down to these)

Glory Be Crafts- (scroll down to these)

Grace Before Meals Crafts- (scroll down to these)

Guardian Angel Crafts- (scroll down to these)

Hail Mary- (scroll down to crafts)

Nicene Creed Crafts- (scroll down to these)

Our Father/Lord’s Prayer Crafts- (scroll down to these)

Rosary Crafts- (scroll down to these)

Sign of the Cross Crafts- (scroll down to these)

FREE Catholic Lesson Plans

pflaumweeklies.com- We’ve enhanced our lessons and support materials to help you bring the good news of the Gospels to your children each week. For 2017-18, you will find the Family Corner/Rincon de la familia, weekly review templates, and timely printables to use in class or send home with your children. On the left side of this page, select the level you are using and you’ll find a menu of resources created just for you and your students.

ccdlessonplans.blogspot.com- 1st, 3rd, and 4th grade lesson plans

transfiguration.com- Catholic lesson plans from Pre Preschool – 12th grade

thereligionteacher.com- Scroll down for: “And With Your Spirit” Lesson Plan (New Roman Missal), Hocus Pocus! A New Roman Missal Lesson Plan, Genesis Creation Stories Lesson Plan, Post Confirmation Lesson Plan, Rite of Confirmation Lesson Plan, Feast of the Epiphany in the Modern Day- Lesson Plan Activities, Catholic Thanksgiving Day Lesson Plans on the Eucharist as “Thanksgiving”, Teaching the Mysteries of the Rosary to Elementary Students, etc.

usccb.org- Elementary – Adult lesson plans

lincolndiocese.org- Parish CCD Curriculum
On the right sidebar under Parish CCD click on the correct grade level you need.

stannparish.org- Click on your grade at the left to access the lesson plans for the current school year. Use Search or browse below by subject and grade level.

sophianinstituteforteachers.org- The lesson plans you'll find here are written by Catholic school teachers like you, and span all subjects and grade levels. Don't forget to share your own lessons!

engagingfaith.blogspot.com- Great lesson plans for older students that really get them involved and allows them to learn through activities that reinforce teachings of the Catholic Church.

The Catholic Toolbox- A to Z Pre K - K Bible Story Lesson Plans. Each lesson plan will consist of: Objectives, Word Wall, Bible Story with questions, Songs and/or Finger Plays, Activities, Crafts, Games, Snacks, Coloring/Puzzles, Handwriting Sheets, Mini Books, etc.

The Catholic Toolbox- Pre K through K lesson plans. Each lesson plan consists of: Objectives, Word Wall, Bible Story with questions, Songs and/or Finger Plays, Activities, Crafts, Games, Snacks, Coloring/Puzzles, etc.

The Catholic Toolbox- Lesson Plans: First Grade on Up. Each lesson plan consists of: Objectives, Review, Vocabulary Words, Bible Story with questions, Activities, Crafts, Games, Snacks, Puzzles/Mazes/Worksheets, etc.

The Catholic Toolbox- Catholic Lesson Plans for Teens

Grace Before Meals Prayer Activities

Teaching children prayers is necessary especially the prayers that we Catholics use most often. One prayer that is over looked is Grace Before Meals, but here are a few activities that might be helpful to learn this prayer.

catholicallyear.com- Grace Before Meals color printable to hang in your home or classroom

looktohimandberadiant.com- Prayer Before Meals card (you can color it)

crusaders-for-christ.com- Grace Before Meals handwriting in print and cursive (scroll down for these and look under Catechism, then under Grace)

nashvilleras.com- More than 100 Missions Bible Memory Games and Other Activities

catholicteacher.com- Meal Prayer Lesson with activities and craft

I found a craft from The Big Book of Catholic Customs and Traditions for Children's Faith Formation by Beth Branigan that is so creative and fun that the children will learn this prayer in no time.

Grace Mobile (page 17)- Follow the directions or put your own twist to this imaginative craft that all kids will enjoy making. (*I used a hot glue gun and attached a plastic fork to a paper napkin that had an index card glued inside of it. When I used a paper hole punch to put a hole in the napkin, the index card gave it more support making the item more stable to attach to a hanger with a ribbon. From this mobile craft I came up with a 3-D craft the students could make. Students can make a placemat and then glue the items on it like a place setting and also the prayer on the plate.)





Grace Before Meals 3-D Picture- Students make a placemat any way they like using a large piece of construction paper 18 X 12”and other craft supplies. Then glue a napkin, silverware, plate, and a plastic cup on it like a place setting. Students then glue the Grace Before Meals prayer on the plate.

catholicicing.com- Catholic Dinner Prayer Printout (scroll down to this)
The traditional Grace Before Meals prayer printed out to glue on to the center of a paper plate.

*After my students make their placemats I asked them, “How do we set a table?” We then do it slowly step-by-step making the craft (I have the students glue the prayer on the plate later) so hopefully they can help out at home setting the table.

I then say to my students: Do any of you say “grace” or thank God before you eat your meals? Do any of you have a “standard” grace you say at home? (Give a few examples.) Why do we say grace? Is it important? Why? Sometimes we can easily forget to thank the Lord for all He has given to us and a great way to remember is to always pray to Him to thank Him for the food He gives us to eat each day. We have lots to be thankful for. Let’s not forget to say thank you to God.






The activities below are free, however they can only to be used for classroom and personal use. They may not be published on any websites or other electronic media, or distributed in newsletters, bulletins, or any other form or sold for profit. Reproduction or retransmission of any materials, in whole or in part, in any manner, is not permitted. All graphics/images/clipart etc. used on these activities are not my own and are from various internet sources.

Grace Before Meals Roll a Prayer (worksheet)- Cut out prayer strips. Students roll a die to collect all the pieces to their prayer. The first one to collect all the pieces to the prayer is the winner. Students then glue in the spaces provided the prayer in the correct order.

Grace Before Meals Handwriting Sheet (manuscript)- 2 versions

Grace Before Meals Game or Worksheets- 2 versions

Assessing Student Progress

How to test students can be a tricky matter. Since students learn in different ways, they must be tested in different ways to find out if they have learned the information taught in class. Assessment must include a variety of methods that will enable the catechist to determine how successfully your students are learning to live out their faith in their daily lives and in communion with the Church.


Formal Testing

1. First determine what will be on the test. Make sure that items in your test have been covered in class and all the students understand the material.

2. Test on the objectives that you had for the lesson.

3. Identify the learning style of your students to determine how to assess your student’s progress. Do your students do better auditorily, visually, doing things orally, etc.

4. Determine what kind of test you will have. The test format could be multiple choice, fill in the blank, short answer, oral, True/False, word bank, essay, matching, etc. Be sure that the test format can be done by each student in your class. Tell the students what kind of test they will have to help them study for the test so they will be prepared for how they will be tested.

5. Review all the material prior to testing.


Informal Testing

Informal testing is a way of testing what the student can do with what they know and how they use it.

1. You can observe the student’s participation in class, specific activities, what they do in groups, and also service to others.

2. Students can be assessed by activities that have them participate in projects, skits, plays, posters, teaching a lesson, reports, making up worksheets and puzzles, etc. to demonstrate their understanding of what you are teaching.

Gospel for the Mass: 10/29/17- Matthew 22:34-40

*Be sure to check out Gospel for the Mass Year A page right below the header for other days that you need Gospel for the Mass activities.


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Matthew 22:34-40



Activities

catholicmom.com- Scroll down to the date for Coloring Page, Mass Worksheet, Crossword Puzzle, Word Search, etc.

catholickidsbulletin.blogspot.com- Download a FREE bulletin to help your kids learn more about our Catholic Mass. Each week's bulletin contains coloring pages for a saint and activities based on the Gospel. The coloring pages may also include a maze, dot-to-dot, find the picture, and many other activities.

loyolapress.com- Background on the Gospel and activities for groups and families

4catholiceducatiors.com- Resources on the Sunday Readings

msssbible.com- The Greatest Commandment with tons of resources for illustrating the story, coloring pages/activity sheets, crafts, and songs.

sermons4kids.com- I’m Number One! object lesson

sermons4kids.com- All You Need Is Love object lesson with group activities, coloring page, puzzles, quiz, worship bulletin

sermons4kids.com- Loving God, Loving Each Other object lesson with coloring page, group activities, puzzles, quiz

presbyterianchurchofcorsicana.org- The Greatest Commandment lesson with activities

missionarlington.org- The Most Important Commandment lesson with activities

The Catholic Toolbox- What Can Teens Do For Gospel For The Mass Activities?

textweek.com- Lectionary, Scripture Study and Worship Links and Resources



Coloring

biblestoryprintables.com- Love the Lord with all your heart.

flamecreativekids.blogspot.com- Matthew 22:37

sermons4kids.com- I can show my friends that Jesus loves them.

static1.squarespace.com- Jesus smiled. “Love God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.”

ministry-to-children.com- “Love Your Neighbor” Coloring Page Activity (Matthew 22:39)

crossmap.com- Love Your Neighbor coloring page

biblestoryprintables.com- Love your neighbor as yourself.



Bookmarks

dltk-bible.com- A few appropriate bookmarks



Crafts

sermons4kids.com- All You Need Is Love group activities (crafts)

sermons4kids.com- Loving God, Loving Each Other group activities (crafts)

mssscrafts.com- Memory Verse Crafts
Here are some crafts for the times when a Bible Verse is the focus of the lesson or you are just looking for a novel way to help children learn their memory verses!

youtube.com- 2 ways to make this craft video

christianpreschoolprintables.com- Greatest Commandments Printable (for the crafts above)


It is good for us to remember Jesus' teaching. How can you remember Jesus' Great Commandment? You can make a poster for your room! Just follow the directions below. You will need some colored paper, scissors, and glue. You might also need some markers or crayons. It is a good idea to ask a grown up to help you.

1. Write out each word on separate pieces of paper. “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind”. Matthew 22: 37 or “Love your neighbor as you love yourself.” Matthew 22:39

2. Put them in order.

3. Glue them onto the colored paper. You can decorate the paper and make it look nice.
4. Hang the poster in your room. You will see it every day when you wake up! This way, you can remember Jesus' Great Commandment!



ohamanda.com- Love Your Neighbor Paper Heart Garland {Incredible Love}

daniellesplace.com- Love Bible Crafts and Activities

Love Notes- Cute magnet craft to put on your refrigerator to leave loving messages to the people in your family. (Christian Crafts for Christmastime by Kathy Ross, pages 54 & 55).



Games

sermons4kids.com- All You Need Is Love group activities (games)

sermons4kids.com- Loving God, Loving Each Other group activities (games)

christiancrafters.com- The Greatest Commandment? (Adapt this to Catholic Ten Commandments)

"How to Love" Ball Toss- A fun game for all ages on how to show love to others. (Super Bible Game Book by Linda Standke, page 120).



Puzzles

The Greatest Commandment- Hidden in this picture are seven treasures. See if you can find them. Which is the greatest treasure of all? (Big Puzzles for Little Hands: Jesus’ Life and Lessons by Carla Williams, page 48).

sermons4kids.com- Dot to Dot

sermons4kids.com- Word Search

joanyedwards.com- Word Search

sermons4kids.com- Decoder

biblewise.com- To find the greatest commandment write the next letter of the alphabet on the space.

sermons4kids.com- Crossword

4catholiceducators.com- The Greatest Commandment (crossword)

joanyedwards.com- Crossword



Quizzes

sermons4kids.com- Multiple Choice

Guardian Angel Prayer Activities

Teaching children prayers can be hard, but incorporating a craft or activity can make it easier and a lot of fun. Here are a few of my favorite Guardian Angel prayer activities.

catholicicing.com- Guardian Angel Feast Day Activities

thelittleways.com- Guardian Angel Prayer Craft

catholicinspired.com- Guardian Angel Printable Page for Kids

kareninmommyland.blogspot.com- Guardian Angel Craft

Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy Activities

Activities

thereligionteacher.com- Catholic Jubilee Year of Mercy Activities and Worksheets

looktohimandberadiant.blogspot.com- Ideas for the Year of Mercy: It's Here! Crafts, bulletin boards, printables, notebooking activity, lapbook, mini shrine, coloring pages, prayer cards, saints, mini books to print, videos, door signs, books to read, etc.

looktohimandberadiant.blogspot.com- Corporal Works of Mercy Teaching Tools

looktohimandberadiant.blogspot.com- Spiritual Works of Mercy Teaching Tools

liturgicalyear.wordpress.com- Activities for Home and CCD classes (scroll down to this)

focus.org- 50 Corporal Works of Mercy Ideas for Your Summer Bucket List

loyolapress.com- The young people will reflect on how they can practice the Works of Mercy by doing this activity.

loyolapress.com- Teach the children the specific Works of Mercy

loyolapress.com- To investigate how the parish and the community promote the Corporal Works of Mercy

loyolapress.com- Teach children the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy with this activity

catechistjourney.loyolapress.com- Works of Mercy Prayers and Activities—Free Resource Packet Perfect for the Year of Mercy

allentowndiocese.org- Suggestions and Practicing the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy

bemerciful.co.uk- Here you will find some great ideas and resources for primary schools



Booklets

catechistsjourney.loyolapress.com- Works of Mercy Booklet

looktohimandberadiant.blogspot.com- Ideas for the Year of Mercy: It's Here! (scroll down for printable mini books)



Games

fcpeace.com- Works of Mercy Game



Lessons

catechistsjourney.loyolapress.com- Mercy Mercy Mercy (lesson)

loyolapress.com- Works of Mercy Tableau

usccb.org- The Two Feet of Love in Action: Session for Teens
This facilitator’s guide can help you as you lead a group of high school age participants to learn about and reflect on living out the call to discipleship through these two distinct, but complementary, ways of responding in love to the needs of our neighbors.

smp.org- Mercy Works: The Hands-on Gospel
This activity uses a hand motif to make a connection with the corporal worksof mercy as listed in Matthew’s Gospel. The young teens are challenged to find ways to practice each of those Christian actions. A tangible end result, a wreath of hands, serves as a visible symbol of the acts of service performed by the young people.

linktoliturgy.com- Lesson - Corporal Works of Mercy

dioceseofbaker.org- The Works of Mercy and Happiness (lesson)



Puzzles

The Catholic Toolbox- Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy (word jumble)

setonmagazine.com- Works of Mercy (crossword)

mycatholicsource.com- Works of Mercy (crossword) with answers



Worksheets

Check the activities above for worksheets as well.

stjudes.org- Works of Mercy Worksheet

catechistsjourney.loyolapress.com- Read each example below and identify which Corporal Work of Mercy it describes.

printableworksheets.in- Works of Mercy Worksheets

dioceseofjoliet.org- Works of Mercy Worksheets

Gospel for the Mass: 10/22/17- Matthew 22:15-21

*Be sure to check out Gospel for the Mass Year A page right below the header for other days that you need Gospel for the Mass activities.


Disclaimer: The posts below contain links to other websites and the content of these sites are evaluated before they are included. These websites can change without warning making links inactive and/or the content altered. We have no control over other websites and we are not responsible for the content that they post.




Matthew 22:15-21



Activities

catholicmom.com- Scroll down to the date for Coloring Page, Mass Worksheet, Crossword Puzzle, Word Search, etc.

catholickidsbulletin.blogspot.com- Download a FREE bulletin to help your kids learn more about our Catholic Mass. Each week's bulletin contains coloring pages for a saint and activities based on the Gospel. The coloring pages may also include a maze, dot-to-dot, find the picture, and many other activities.

loyolapress.com- Background on the Gospel and activities for groups and families

4catholiceducatiors.com- Resources on the Sunday Readings

ministry-to-children.com- “No Right Answer?” Sunday School Lesson From Matthew 22:15-22

Lesson 15: Our Gifts- Children learn about supporting the Church through collection. The Church uses this money to help pay for Church expenses and also for the community and around the world. (Children Discover the Mass by Mary Doerfler Dall, page 54 for lesson and page 67 for craft).

childrensministrytoday.com- Tithing object lesson

lds.about.com- Tithing lesson

sermons4kids.com- The Tithe object lesson

sermons4kids.com- Tricky Questions object lesson with coloring page, group activities, puzzles, quiz, worship bulletin

sermons4kids.com- Kids Pay Taxes Too! object lesson with group activities, coloring page, puzzles, worship bulletin

sundayschoollessons.com- People Pay Taxes to Caesar lesson

The Catholic Toolbox- What Can Teens Do For Gospel For The Mass Activities?

textweek.com- Lectionary, Scripture Study and Worship Links and Resources



Coloring

sermons4kids.com- Matthew 22:21

religiousdoodles.com- Tithing

religiousdoodles.com- Blessings From Paying Tithing

religiousdoodles.com- I'm glad to pay a tithing, 1/10 of all I earn. It's little when I think of all God gives me in return.

maxvision.us- I Can Pay Tithing

media.ldscdn.org- I Can Pay Tithing



Crafts

sermons4kids.com- Kids Pay Taxes Too (group activities) crafts

sermons4kids.com- Tricky Questions (group activities) crafts

mssscrafts.com- Offering Craft

sundayschoolcrafts.com- Offering Can

lds.org- Never Forget One-Tenth for Tithing
Cut out elephant bank to help you remember to put one-tenth of all your earnings inside for tithing.

catholicicing.com- Church Tithing Bank for Kids

shereebirrell.blogspot.com- I Can Pay Tithing, Budget, and Save Money craft

christiancrafters.com- Tithing Bank

thehometeacher.org- Tithing Box


*Craft for Tithing- Have the students make envelopes and play money. Put play money inside for a simple craft to emphasize tithing.



Games

sermons4kids.com- Kids Pay Taxes (group activities) games

sermons4kids.com- Tricky Questions (group activities) games

The Catholic Toolbox- Tithing (file folder game)
A simple game to help reinforce tithing to young children.

The Catholic Toolbox- How Much Do You Tithe? (file folder game)
Try to figure out how much you should tithe as you move around the board.

The Catholic Toolbox- Christianopoly (file folder game)
The object of the game is to learn the responsibility of good financial stewardship; making the right decisions about the money we have and managing it wisely. This includes being able to pay necessary bills at home, putting aside for the things you want, and taking care of your family. Not only do you have bills to pay, mortgages, insurance, etc. you must pay taxes, make donations and do tithing as well.



Puzzles and Worksheets

ministry-to-children.com- “Learn about Tithes and Offerings” Bible Worksheet

sermons4kids.com- Word Search

joanyedwards.com- Word Search

sermons4kids.com- Word Jumble

4catholiceducators.com- Give To God What Belongs to God (crossword)

sermons4kids.com- Crossword

joanyedwards.com- Crossword



Quiz

sermons4kids.com- Multiple Choice

How To Improve Church & CCD Attendance

Statistics show that church attendance is at its all time low. Some say it is due to difficulty in believing in the existence of God. Others say it is because of the many scandals surrounding the churches in recent years. Then there are some that just say they are just too busy and that they have more important things to do such as their job, work around the house, shopping, sports, relaxing, etc. People think even if they have nothing else to do, the weekend is their only chance to sleep in. To them the day of rest does not include getting up early to attend church.

Some congregations have dwindled because at one time a priest said something to a parishioner that they didn’t like so they never came back. Or the priest was going to transfer to another church and some parishioners leave before they even meet the new priest. Whatever the reason, how to improve church attendance is one of the biggest problems most churches face. Thousands of churches each year have to close their doors forever due to lack of attendance. Churches are frantically trying to come up with ideas and solutions to draw more people into their parish and the CCD program. How should churches proceed with this overwhelming predicament?


Here are a few suggestions that might be useful:



Church


• Advertise in the local paper about your church and the programs it provides. Welcome others to your church and how much the congregation is looking forward to meeting them. Have the advertisement be colorful and enticing to grab anyone’s attention and make them want to come to your wonderful church.

• Put door hangers on homes and leave a positive invitation so others will want to see and be part of your church. Have enlightening and pertinent informative on it that will encourage people to come to your church.

• Tell your current members to invite friends and family. New visitors can become new members and they can also invite others to come to your church.

• Have an Open House so prospective church members can attend Mass and meet the priest and the congregation. Create an uplifting atmosphere that is welcoming and engaging. Encourage members of the church to invite friends to the Open House. Make sure you advertise the event in the local paper and provide refreshments at the gathering.

• Provide food following Mass to build community and relationships. Church goers are more likely to regularly attend your parish if they feel connected to the people of the church. Create a hospitality committee to coordinate refreshments for after the service. You can also hold special fellowship luncheons or dinners once a month. You can use seasonal events, feast days, etc. as themes for your special luncheons or dinners.

• Have a church website. Research has shown that a large percentage of Internet users use the Internet to search for spiritual or religious information, including locating information on churches to visit in their local area. Make sure your church website grabs everyone's attention and informs others of pertinent information about your church and the programs it provides. If money is an issue, you can do a blog and allow several authors to post on the blog about your church and the various activities. Many Internet users visit multiple search engines when looking for a church, so it is important to submit your site to several search engines (Google, MSN, Yahoo, Bing, etc.) to find your church website easily and quickly.

ehow.com- How to Create Your Own Church Site

wikihow.com- How To Create A Church Facebook Page


• Form a Knights of Columbus council at your parish and help make your community a better place, while supporting your Church.

• Have a church meeting and/or survey to ask the people what it is they want or need from your parish. Having an accurate knowledge and understanding of their wants and needs will help guide the church council to decide what changes need to be done at their parish.





CCD

• Write about CCD in every church newsletter or bulletin. Include in it what your class has been doing, what’s coming up, what the children liked and why, perfect attendance, pictures of classroom happenings, samples of student’s work, etc. At every opportunity, remind people of WHY you are doing things a certain way, not just the fact that you're "being creative." The "why" is what is on people's mind when they think about their church. WHY should I do/go/give more.

ehow.com- How To Encourage Sunday School Attendance

What seemed to be the most difficult problem in your CCD class this year?- Tips and Suggestions

CCD Open House- Before CCD starts it is a good idea to have an Open House. The ideas posted should be helpful and allow you to have a great CCD Open House.

Parent Involvement in CCD- Since parents and guardians are the primary teachers of the Faith their involvement in CCD is vital. Without it the child will not learn to their fullest potential. Tips are posted on how to get parents involved in CCD.

Catechist Training- Most dioceses and/or parishes require some kind of catechist training before they can teach a class each year. By providing assistance and training to all catechists before CCD starts it will prepare the catechist so they can be an effective teacher and their students will want to come to CCD. Certified catechist should also participate in the training because no catechist can know everything and they could also benefit from new ideas and activities. Suggestions of what can be in the catechist training is posted.

What do students like to do in CCD?- The key to being a good catechist is knowing what your students like to do in CCD. Here are some tips and suggestions for activities to do in the classroom that are age appropriate.


*Can you think of any more ideas on how to improve attendance at church and CCD? Please leave a comment and add to the list.

Progress Reports

Keeping parents well informed is key for any teacher. Here are some Progress Reports that you can use in your classroom.


teachervision.fen.com- A ready-to-use form for assessment of students' class work and participation is a quick and easy way to keep your students' evaluations organized. New teachers will find this resource particularly valuable when preparing for parent-teacher conferences.

teach-nology.com- This generator creates a report that can be used to communicate a student's weekly progress with the parent/guardians. The student should be held accountable to make sure that all designated teachers sign or initial the report on a daily basis and then have it signed by a family member at the end of a week. This should save you many phone calls.

teach-nology.com- This generator can be used to create a progress report that can be sent home to parents. The document that you generate contains 20 common indicators of student performance.

freeprintablebehaviorcharts.com- Classroom Printables and Charts

sampletemplates.com- 8 Sample Progress Report Templates

a2zhomeschooling.com- Templates for Homeschool Report Cards or Progress Reports (scroll down for this)

CCD Student Monthly Progress Report- Individual student monthly progress report that will let parents know exactly how well their child is doing in class (work habits, attendance, prayers completed, etc.). 2 pages and editable. (Scroll down for this.)