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Days of FaithDays of FaithStudent Planner

• Two-page spread for each week of the school year – dated for 2011-2012 and ready to use, no need to write in dates• Age-appropriate Scripture summary from each Sunday Gospel• On-the-date reminders of important saints’ days, feast days, secular holidays• Color linked to seasons and feast days of the Church year• “Word of the Week” to help build Catholic vocabulary• “Try it” feature suggests a personal goal each week• Place for personal notes, birthday reminders, goals• Durable cardstock cover plus heavy- duty inside pages and tough plastic spiral binding• NEW this year: All pertinent text reflects changes made for the Revised Roman Missal (effective Nov. 27, 2011).

For primary grades

128 pages, 8 1/2” x 11” #H9511

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In this Product Preview you’ll find these sample pages:• Two side-by-side planner pages for the week of March 4• “How to Pray the Rosary” and “How to Use Your Bible,” samples of the 18 additional pages of learning resources• The Month Ahead feature for February

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Days of FaithDays of Faith Student Planner

Special features for primary grades...

• Assignments section with ruled lines for younger children, and a space for teacher notes

• Parent check-off box to initial for completed assignments

• Ample space for teacher-assigned weekly spelling lists

• Age-appropriate notes about special days or feasts as they occur

• Content introduces or reviews basics of our faith

• Word search, rebus, picture, and maze activities rotate throughout the year

Bonus teaching guide FREE – one with each 25 student planners!

• Answers to weekly and monthly activities

• Practical suggestions for using the planner

• Useful tips to help students manage their time

• Background teaching information about prominent saints

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Teaching Guide

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• How to Use Your Bible / How to Pray the Rosary (illustrated above)• “Getting to Know Your Church” map with important terms• Calendar of Church Seasons: 2011-2012• Need-to-Know Prayers (reflects Revised Roman Missal effective Nov. 27, 2011)• How to Confess / How to Receive• Sacraments and Symbols• Where Jesus Lived map

• Jerusalem in Jesus’ Time map• Letters of the Alphabet, print and cursive• Numbers 1-100• Multiplication tables to 12• Weights and Measures, U.S. Currency• Map of the U.S. with list of state capitals, plus a USA Quiz• Two-year calendar • 10-inch ruler on back cover

Expanded resource pages, including . . .

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Days of FaithDays of Faith Student Planner

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Rosa Parks’ Birthday

5th Sunday in Ordinary Time

World Day for ConsecratedLife

Super Bowl Sunday

St. Paul Miki and Companions

St. Jerome Emiliani

St. Josephine Bakhita

Boy Scout Day

St. Scholastica Our Lady of Lourdes

Presentationof the Lord

CandlemasDay

Groundhog Day

6th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sts. Cyril and Methodius

Valentine’sDay Flag Day

(Canada)

Seven Holy Founders

7th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Presidents’Day (USA)

St. Peter Damian

AshWednesday

Lent begins.

St. Polycarp

First Sunday of Lent

Leap Day!

St. Blaise

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Ordinary Time LentMartyr

Jesus, Mary, or a religious

28 29

This year is a which means we have 366 days instead of 365. When this happens, the extra day is always February 29 and is called “Leap Day.” Leap Years are needed to keep our calendar in alignment with the Earth’s revolutions around the sun. Leap Years occur every 4 years.

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Exclusive “The Month Ahead” feature, including . . .

• Preview of the upcoming month’s major feasts and saints’ days, plus secular holidays – from August through June

• Riddles, puzzles, activities, and games that rein- force learning in ways that engage children

• Background on Catholic practices, devotions, traditions, and seasonal celebrations

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