We all know that during Lent, we focus on prayer, fasting, and alms-giving. Here are some fun ways to help children understand prayer and to encourage them to pray more often.
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I Blog Therefore I Am never disappoints! She has lots of prayer ideas and links, plus she created these Hail Mary and Lord’s Prayer games, and you can download them and print them for free! Her games are always fun and educational 🙂
Thanks for sharing all these great ideas! I am definitely going to use some of these! 🙂
Thank you for featuring me on your fantastic blog. It's amazing all the things you find on the internet and share with others. 🙂
If anyone is interested in a prayer lesson for older kids (1st grade on up), here is one they might like.
http://catholicblogger1.blogspot.com/2009/02/lesson-plan-sermon-on-mountour-father.html
Lacy, you always have such great stuff on here! I actually have a request. It doesn't exactly fit into any liturgical season, but I was wondering if you've ever done a post with responsibility charts? My 5 year old daughter and I are working on that virtue this month, and I wanted to print something for her to put on the wall, but I haven't found anything I like. I'm working on making one for her, but I figured I'd see if you had anything before I re-invented the wheel =) Thanks!!!
I discovered your blog this week. I already ran out of printer ink. When I get some more ink cartridges I will be back:)
Hi Lacy! I posted a post for your Lent Link Up!
http://makemeasaint.blogspot.com/2010/02/lent-link-up.html
I hope it's helpful!
Thanks so much for all you do,it's wonderful!!!
God bless!
Hey Sweet Lacy!
Thank you so much for featuring my prayer garden. Spring is coming and I need to implement this idea again for both my girls. I will grab your cutie patootie button too! You are awesome!