COURSE NO. REL-233
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COURSE OVERVIEW
COURSE NOTES
Scheduling Suggestions: 2x/wk for 20min
BOOKS AND MATERIALS
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Nihil Obstat; Imprimatur, 2002; 48 pages; 3 Parts; 18 lessons
LESSONS. PART I, Little Acts of Grace for Jesus and His Church: Bowing Your Head; Passing a Church; Dressing for Church; Using Holy Water; Making the Sign of the Cross; Genuflecting. PART II, Little Acts of Grace at Mass: Distractions; ‘Lord, Have Mercy’; The Prayer Before the Gospel; The Consecration; Communion. PART III, Little Acts of Grace in Prayer: Praying to Mary; Praying to the Saints; Praying to the Angels; Praying for the Sick; Praying at Mealtime; Praying at Bedtime.
PRAYERS TO MEMORIZE. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, p. 11; Sign of the Cross, p. 19; Lord, Have Mercy, p. 25; Prayer Before the Gospel, p. 27; Hail Mary, p. 35; Prayer to our Guardian Angel, p. 39; Prayer Before Meals, p. 43.
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Our Sunday Visitor Publishing Division, Huntington, IN; 2003; Nihil Obstat; Imprimatur, 2003; 48 pages; 15 lessons
LESSONS. The Immaculate Conception; Promised to God; Mary Said “Yes”; Charity; Trust in God; God’s Grace; Listen to God; Looking for Jesus; Jesus Helps; The Cross; Mother of the Church; Hail Mary; Blessed Art Thou; Holy Mary; We Pray the Rosary.
PRAYERS TO MEMORIZE. The Apostles’ Creed, p. 41; Our Father, p. 41; Hail Mary, p. 42; Glory Be, p. 42; Hail Holy Queen, p. 47
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Our Sunday Visitor Publishing Division, Huntington, IN; 2004; Nihil Obstat; Imprimatur, 2004; 48 pages; 7 parts
LESSONS. The Mass Begins!; The Introductory Rite; The Penitential Rite; The Liturgy of the Word; The Profession of Faith; The Liturgy of the Eucharist; The Concluding Rite.
PRAYERS TO MEMORIZE. Sign of the Cross, p. 7; Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, p. 14; Prayer before the Gospel, p. 16; Lord, Hear our Prayer, p. 20; May the Lord Accept the Sacrifice…, p. 26; Holy, Holy, Holy, p. 28; Our Father, p. 38; Lord, I Am Not Worthy, p. 40.
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Living the 10 Commandments for Children
Our Sunday Visitor Publishing Division, Huntington, IN; 2007; Nihil Obstat; Imprimatur, 2006; 48 pages; 9 Lessons; study questions.
LESSONS. First Commandment; Second Commandment; Third Commandment; Fourth Commandment; Fifth Commandment; Sixth Commandment; Seventh Commandment; Eighth Commandment; Ninth and Tenth Commandments; For Family Discussion.
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LESSON PLANNER
WEEK A
Preparatory Week A: Use this school week to gather the materials for this course and thoroughly read the book notes, course notes, and, if applicable, the weekly lesson plan in your St. Thomas Aquinas Academy curriculum guide.
WEEK B
Preparatory Week B: Use this school week to complete Preparatory Week A and explore the materials for this course. Flip through all of this course’s materials. Make mental notes about the design and organization the resources for the course (editor’s notes, table of contents, maps, charts, forms, appendices, glossaries, bibliographies, end notes, internet supports, etc.).
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WEEK C
Preparatory Week C: This is a bonus week. Use it for Semester 1 catch-up, corrections, review, assessment testing, standardized testing, or semester reporting.
WEEK D
Preparatory Week D: This is a second bonus week. Complete Preparatory Week C or begin the Semester 2 course plan.
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For quarterly reporting, give the name(s) of book(s) and the page numbers covered. For a work sample, the student is welcome to draw or trace a picture from his favorite lesson, or trace or copy some remarks he gives you about his favorite lesson.
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For quarterly reporting, give the name(s) of book(s) and the page numbers covered. For a work sample, the student is welcome to draw or trace a picture from his favorite lesson, or trace or copy some remarks he gives you about his favorite lesson.
