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The month of January is dedicated to the Holy Name of Jesus and Jan. 3 is the feast day of the Jesus’ Holy Name. I’m was excited to share an e-file which I added to our Download Shop . It’s a perfect project to help your children meditate on Jesus and His many names! I worked on this file for over a year. I collected names of Jesus and tested the sizes of the letters and the boxes to be sure that this is usable for many ages and levels. With this e-file children can create the name of Jesus which is covered with lots of other names of Jesus! Names like: Unchangeable One The Way Bread of Life Great I AM Light of the World and many more – it’s 122 names in all! This file is for purchase in our shop. Click Here to visit our shop and purchase it! The kids can cut out all the “Name of Jesus” boxes, arrange and glue them on the J-E-S-U-S letters. So what’s the goal of the teacher: To get the child(ren) to see beyond the typical names of Jesus and to be reminded of the many wondrous levels of God, both human and divine! The goal of the child: To fill the large letters that spell the name JESUS with as many “Name of Jesus Boxes” as they can. Who can do this:              Ages 6 years and up. Many young children will enjoy gluing these names onto the letters, but they will need adult help to read the names and some help to arrange the boxes on the letters. There are larger J-E-S-U-S letters included in this file for younger children. The “regular“ sized letters are for more skilled individuals, ages 10 and up. This can be used for a Religious Education class, a retreat, a youth group, or camp as well as, fun at home! It can be done in a group or alone. This is a fun puzzle for adults, too! After the puzzle is complete: This makes a great decoration when it’s complete. It can be used to decorate a shelf, wall, bulletin board, or other areas in your room or home! Here are few ideas on how to use it in your home décor: This file also includes an “Ice Breaker” game for youth groups and other religious functions, as well as, other ideas, like a daily devotional. This file is for purchase in our shop. Click Here to visit our shop and purchase it! Thank you for your support and God bless! ~JenMarie

The March winds are here! So for Saint Patrick’s feast day, I made a fun project that can spin in the cool spring winds. This St. Patrick Mobile is double-sided so it can spin around and it will always look good. The swirly snake (a symbol of St. Patrick driving the snakes from Ireland) will dance as the mobile twists from the gentle breeze that is blowing through your windows! To make this you will need: mobile printable crayons or colored pencils scissors hole-punch glue stick string, ribbon, or yarn (green is a great color to use for this) Here’s a peek at the printable sheets: Download this St Patrick Craft Here: After printing out the pages they will need to be colored. This is the fun creative part! The children can color and decorate the pieces however they want. (Do you like the St. Patrick drawing in this printable? My oldest daughter, Rachel drew it!) Color any design on the snake, too! After coloring the pieces, cut them out. Also, I recommend that you color the back of the snake. This just looks a little nicer on the finished product. Now, cut along the spiral lines of the snake to make a coiled spring.  Use the hole-punch to make a hole in the marked area on his head. Glue the two ovals – back to back. Then, glue the two Trinity clovers/shamrocks back to back. Use the hole-punch to add holes to the marked areas, on the top and bottom of each piece. Use your string/ribbon/yarn to attach all the parts together. Note: The pictures of our finished project show a white ribbon above the oval.  This was just something we add, but it’s not necessary for the project. Now, you have a two-sided mobile – Ready to spin in the March wind! Hope you enjoy it! My kids sure do! God Bless! ~JenMarie

St. Agnes’ Feast day is January 21! Today we have two printable pages to share with you! One is a coloring page and the other is a Word Search! Both have a short story about St. Agnes! This is a more “G” rated version of her life and is intended for younger children but is also great for any age! St. Agnes was born in 291 A.D. in Rome, Italy. She was very beautiful and kind. Agnes loved Jesus and gave herself to Him. Because of this, she refused to marry. Many men wanted to marry her but after refusing them they accused her of being a Christian. At that time it was illegal to be Christian. After being arrested she was treated very badly but still remained faithful to Jesus and kind to her captors. She was later beheaded and died joyfully as a courageous martyr at the age of 13. Feast Day: January 21 Patron saint of: Young girls, gardeners, engaged couples, those abused, and more. Symbol: lamb, palm branch The two printable pages are free to download. Download the St. Agnes Pages Here: I hope the kids enjoy them! God bless! ~JenMarie

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