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    This document provides instruction on prayer. It defines the four types of prayer: adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication. It also outlines two levels of prayer: private/personal prayer and communal prayer. Students are directed to identify types and levels of prayer, communicate with God through prayer, and compose a personal prayer. The document provides examples and exercises to help students learn about prayer.

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    This document provides instruction on prayer. It defines the four types of prayer: adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication. It also outlines two levels of prayer: private/personal prayer and communal prayer. Students are directed to identify types and levels of prayer, communicate with God through prayer, and compose a personal prayer. The document provides examples and exercises to help students learn about prayer.

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    This document provides instruction on prayer. It defines the four types of prayer: adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication. It also outlines two levels of prayer: private/personal prayer and communal prayer. Students are directed to identify types and levels of prayer, communicate with God through prayer, and compose a personal prayer. The document provides examples and exercises to help students learn about prayer.

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    In the name of the

    Father, and of the Son


    and of the Holy Spirit.
    Amen.
    Christ Loves Me
    St. Scholastica and St. Benedict,
    pray for us.

    Mary with her loving Son,


    bless us, each and everyone.

    That in all things!


    God may be Glorified.
    First Quarter- Week 2
    First

    identify the different types and levels of prayer;

    Next

    communicate with God through prayer; and

    Last

    compose a personal prayer.


    Directions: Find the word that answer the
    question below the puzzle. Words can go in
    any direction. Words can share letters as
    they cross over each other
    Activity 2: My Jar
    of Prayers
    Prepare three mini papers and Jar. For each paper,
    write the name of an important person in your life
    and your prayer for them. Put your prayers inside
    your Jar of Prayers.

    Example: family, friends, teachers, pets, and the


    like.
    Four Types of
    Prayer
    Adoration Confession

    Admit your sins to God, ask for His


    Adore God, love Him and praise Him
    forgiveness through faith that Jesus
    for who He is.
    died for our sins.

    Thanksgiving Supplication
    Pray for your family and friends, for
    Thank God for answered prayers, for those who are sick or sad. Pray for
    the good things He has done in your those who are not Christians yet.
    life. For growth. Pray for your own spiritual growth and
    any other needs that you may have.
    I will Pray
    Two Levels of
    Prayer
    Private or Personal Prayer Communal Prayer
    This is when we have personal This is when we pray together with
    time with the Lord that needs the other members of the community
    silence in praying. of God.
    Rememberin
    g:
    Remember that we can pray anywhere, at any time.
    We don’t have to be either sitting or standing. You
    don’t have to be in a church, a religious building, or
    any special place. Prayer connects your heart with
    God’s heart, regardless of your surroundings.
    Be ready for a 10 items test. Review the
    following:
    1. Basic Prayers
    2. Proper Behavior in Praying
    3. Four Parts of Prayer (A.C.T.S.)
    4. Two Levels of Prayer

    Reminders:
    Now that you know the four parts of prayer,
    try to compose your own prayer, following the
    A.C.T.S. Prayer.

    Do not be afraid. When your prayers come


    from your heart, they are always right.

    Performance Task
    Choose only one from the following
    prayer and write it on a piece of
    paper. You may also decorate your
    paper. Be ready to share it in class
    next meeting.

    Performance Task
    Performance Task
    In the name of the
    Father, and of the Son
    and of the Holy Spirit.
    Amen.
    Christ Loves Me
    St. Scholastica and St. Benedict,
    pray for us.

    Mary with her loving Son,


    bless us, each and everyone.

    That in all things!


    God may be Glorified.
    First Quarter- Week 3
    First Second

    demonstrate understanding that the develop the habit of reading, praying,


    Bible is the Word of God; and living out God’s word;

    Third Fourth

    read the Bible with full reverence; apply the truths of God’s word in
    and everyday life.
    First

    Second
    develop the habit of reading, praying, and living out God’s
    word;
    Third

    read the Bible with full reverence; and

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