Showing posts with label Free Printables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Printables. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Catholic Prayers & Principles

The following traditional prayers, plus other important principles, are also available (below) in a convenient 3-fold format where everything fits on both sides of a single sheet of paper.
I have done this to create a simple means of study, and hope that you find it useful.
Please find the downloads links further below to get either PDF (Acrobat) or MDI format print-ready files.

All 28 Most Important Catholic Prayers & Principles in a single webpage
(plus, separately:)
The Ten Commandments
The Seven Sacraments
The Our Father
The Hail Mary
The Glory Be
The Sign of the Cross
Act of Contrition
Grace (before meals)
Entering a Church
Commandments (Modernised)
Virtues (Theological & Cardinal)
Sins Against The Holy Spirit
Spiritual Works of Mercy
Corporal Works of Mercy
7 Gifts of The Holy Spirit
12 Fruits of The Holy Spirit
Stations of The Cross
Confiteor
Apostles Creed
Nicene Creed

All of Above in Print-Ready formats,
with cut-marks for making "flash" cards
(perhaps to teach your children with?)
[right-click and "save target as"]:
PDF/Acrobat (small:59k) or MDI/XP (small:34k)


All of those prayers, plus more, can be printed on a single sheet of paper.

PDF/Acrobat (small:12k) or MDI/XP (small:33k)
Easter is the Key Celebration ! ... Stations of the Cross

Monday, November 9, 2009

Free Printable Reading Comprehension Worksheets

from Happy Hearts @ Home:
We have use some of these for light days when we take a break from our regular curriculum. These printable reading comprehension exercises are for upper elementary through middle school. A change in pace very once in a while keeps things interesting and wakes up the brain.
Large selection from RHL school   (includes contextual vocabulary)
Edhelper
Mr Nussbaum.com
ABC Teach
Pearson Education. Online, but could be printable.
Also selected short stories from these vintage leveled readers. Most have reading comprehension questions at the end, or make up your own with  Google Documents(free).
This is a helpful strategy printable as well. Skim First, Answer Later: A Textbook Study Strategy.
Using the SRQ3 Method: Increasing Your Information Retention(printable)
Also, check your library with a "reading comprehension" search. I found a good number of children's resources. I always have to remind myself to check with the library because I forget that they do carry textbooks and other educational resources.
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