Catholic crafts for kids

October is the month of the Rosary. Create this easy and inexpensive Rosary craft with Catholic kids as a way to introduce the basic parts of a Rosary.

This is such a cute and easy rosary craft for Catholic kids of all ages! #catholicicing #rosary #catholickids #liturgicalliving

Many people don't even realize that St. Valentine's day is a Catholic feast day. Somehow, that "Saint" gets dropped off of the day most of the time. But we as Catholics can make sure always

All Saints' Day is just around the corner, and you want to make this craft! We have made paper bag Saints many, many times, and they're always a huge hit! They are cute, fun, and

The kids and I had so much fun putting together these simple homemade shrines for each of their rooms! This craft was so easy for them to do and put their own creative ideas into. We had most of the supplies around the house which made this Catholic craft even easier. Read on to learn how we completed this easy homemade shrine craft for kids!

What is it that makes lapbooks so addictive? I think they're just so much fun! Here are some ideas for your kids to put together some lent lapbooks. :-) I have seen multiple people using

Today I am thrilled to be sharing with you some beautiful and meaningful projects: 31 Crafts for Mary. Enjoy the list and I hope you find some inspiration.

Kids will enjoy looking around their parish church for the items in this eye spy scavenger hunt. Simply have them look for the items and either color or check the box once discovered. Object include: Monstrance, Tabernacle, Crucifix, Stations of the Cross, Sanctuary Lamp, Stained Glass Window, Presider’s Chair, Baptismal Font, Organ, Hymnal, Alter, Statue,… Read More »Catholic Scavenger Hunt for Kids – Free Printable

Check out all of my First Communion Resources for Kids here. Catholic ABC's Week: 18 Letter of the week: M Theme: Monstrance Saint of the Week: Mother Teresa Craft: Monstrance Craft Supplies needed to complete