High School Religion Printables

Encourage and grow your learner's faith with this unique and colorful resource!

This packet uses pretty pastel colors in circles that have:

•26 positive, Bible based “I am” affirmations

•22 positive, Bible based “I can, I will, or I have” Faith statements.

48 Total!

Make sure to “View Preview” to see what makes this resource unique and get a sneak peak!

These affirmations and faith statements will encourage learners as they remember their true identity in Christ, and all God has promised them as believers. I hope as you use these in your classroom, homeschool or Sunday School, you will begin to see your learner's grow in courage and faith to face any challenge they may face.

(If you are looking for cooler neutral colors--look here--)

Ideas for use

•Paste these to the sides of a large mirror so they will be reminded to see themselves as God sees them. This is the affirmation station style

•Hang them on a string like a banner and hang as décor in any room

•Hand out in the morning or evening to an individual student who you feel may need extra encouragement

•Paste to student's desk

Great for Homeschool, Sunday School, Classroom and more!

Looking for an engaging and informative reading comprehension activity on the 10 Commandments? This scavenger hunt is designed to help students practice skim reading, looking for context clues, and learn some useful vocabulary.

It’s perfect for EFL / ESL students at the B1/B2 level and can also be used for native English classes at grade levels 5 - 7. With low prep, just print and hang, it contains 10 easy to understand passages explaining each of the Ten Commandments.

The scavenger hunt is designed so that students have to revisit and reread the reading passages multiple times when looking for code words. The answer to each question is located on a different reading passage card. Once students have answered all the questions, they unscramble the letters to reveal the final answer - the name of the murderer.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

♥ 10 reading passages

♥ answer sheets

♥ mission page

♥ directions

♥ teacher answer key

♥ conclusion

Options for use:

☻Independent Work

☻Pair Work

☻Sub plan

☻Stations

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This is something even adults might like! But children of almost any age can color these, even older children and young adults, as I designed them with "adult coloring books" in mind, only far less abstract.

I've taken some of the most well-known memory verses from the Bible and created coloring pages. There are loads more verses in Proverbs and the Psalms, and endless others in all 66 books, but this is an inexpensive and familiar platform to begin with. I've used the NLT version, but if you want another version, I'll convert the provided verses at no extra cost.Just contact me.

This is included in my Christian Content Bundle!

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Purchase of this product is for use in *one* home or classroom, virtual or in-person. Thank you in advance!

Do your students know how to read Roman Numerals? This engaging worksheet introduces Roman Numerals and how they relate to the history of the Catholic Pope, the papacy, and religion. Designed for religious education classes, Catholic schools, and Church History lessons, this resource equips students to read important historical texts without stumbling over dates, centuries, or the Roman numeral names of Popes.

Product Features:

• Roman Numerals Overview – Clear, easy-to-follow instructions for reading and writing Roman Numerals, from I to M.
• Practice Sections – Hands-on exercises allow students to apply their understanding of Roman Numerals, reinforcing their ability to recognize years, papal numbers, and religious dates.
• Connecting Roman Numerals to the Catholic Pope Tradition – The worksheet ends with exercises on reading and understanding the Roman Numeral names used by Popes, such as Pope John Paul II or Pope Benedict XVI, highlighting how Roman Numerals are part of the Catholic papacy tradition.

Uses in the Classroom:

• Religious Education – Essential for helping students read Catholic history texts, papal documents, and timelines of the Church with confidence.
• Church History Lessons – Provides a quick introduction to Roman Numerals as used in the names of Catholic Popes, helping students connect historical figures like Pope Gregory XIII and Pope John XXIII to the broader timeline of the papacy.
• Catholic Schools and Homeschooling – Ideal for reinforcing both Roman Numeral skills and an understanding of the tradition within Catholicism of Popes adopting numeral titles to honor their predecessors.

Benefits of Teaching Roman Numerals in Religious Studies:

• Cultural and Historical Awareness – Understanding Roman Numerals is essential for navigating centuries of religious and world history, from important Church councils to significant papal events.
• Deepens Connection to Tradition – Popes have used Roman Numerals for centuries to distinguish themselves, creating a lineage that reflects continuity and respect within the papacy. Teaching Roman Numerals helps students appreciate this tradition and identify each Pope’s place in history.
• Skill-Building – Roman Numeral proficiency supports broader numeracy skills, helping students interpret timelines, years, and formal documents in religion and beyond.

This worksheet is an ideal resource for students of all ages to strengthen their reading of Roman Numerals while deepening their understanding of the Catholic Pope, papacy traditions, and religious history. It offers a practical way to bring Church history to life, encouraging students to appreciate the role of Roman Numerals in religious and cultural heritage.

This 11-page resource features ready-to-print worksheets covering all 15 chapters of The Happiest Man on Earth, Eddie Jaku. Included activities are designed to encourage critical, reflective thinking from your students and prompt class engagement and discussion. Perfect for reflective subjects such as English, Religion, History, Personal Development and Wellbeing.

Cultivate a heart of gratitude with this thoughtfully designed 30-day challenge devotional resource.  Perfect for classrooms, homeschools, or personal discipleship, this challenge introduces students to biblical principles about thankfulness while helping them develop practical habits of gratitude. Each day features a carefully chosen scripture passage and an engaging theme, encouraging reflection, prayer, and action.  With topics like The Power of Gratitude, A Sacrifice of Praise, and Thankfulness for God’s Provision, students will learn to recognize God’s goodness in every season of life.

This Gratitude 30-Day Challenge resource not only strengthens students’ spiritual foundations but also fosters emotional resilience, humility, and contentment.  It’s an ideal tool for teaching gratitude as both a spiritual discipline and a life skill.  Whether you’re a teacher, homeschool parent, or youth group leader, this challenge equips you with ready-to-use materials that will inspire meaningful growth.

Incorporating a Life of Gratitude in the Home:

Gratitude can transform the atmosphere of a home, fostering joy and unity. Families can create gratitude traditions, such as a “thankfulness jar,” where each family member writes something they are grateful for daily or weekly. Reading the notes together fosters connection and reminds everyone of God’s goodness.  Mealtime prayers can also emphasize thankfulness, encouraging students to reflect on the blessings of the day.  Parents can model gratitude by expressing thankfulness openly and praising God for both big and small moments, setting an example for their children to follow.

Cultivating Gratitude in the Classroom:

Incorporating gratitude into classroom routines can create a positive and encouraging environment.  Teachers can begin each class with a “gratitude moment,” where students share one thing they’re thankful for.  Gratitude journals are another simple yet impactful tool, allowing students to record daily reflections and scripture-based thankfulness.  Group discussions about the day’s devotional themes can also build a supportive classroom culture. Highlighting examples of gratitude from literature, history, or current events connects the concept to real-world applications and inspires students to see gratitude as an actionable part of their lives.

Practicing Gratitude in the Homeschool:

Homeschool settings offer the unique opportunity to weave gratitude into both academic and spiritual lessons.  Students can create gratitude art projects or write thank-you letters to people who have blessed their lives. Families can explore the biblical origins of thankfulness by studying characters in the Bible who demonstrated gratitude during trials, like David, Daniel, and Paul.  Incorporating nature walks or quiet moments of reflection allows students to express gratitude for God’s creation, reinforcing thankfulness as a way to worship.  Homeschool parents can further encourage gratitude by helping their children see God’s hand in their education and everyday life.

BENEFITS FOR TEACHERS/HOMESCHOOL PARENTS:

• Ready-to-Use Resource:  Simplify lesson planning with a complete 30-day challenge featuring daily scriptures and themes.
• Flexible Integration:  Easily adapt the challenge for individual devotionals, group discussions, or journaling activities.
• Engages Students Spiritually:  Encourage meaningful conversations about faith and gratitude.
• Promotes Character Development:  Supports teaching life skills like contentment, humility, and emotional resilience.

BENEFITS FROM STUDENTS:

• Biblical Understanding:  Deepen their knowledge of gratitude as a core biblical principle.
• Emotional Growth:  Learn to use thankfulness as a shield against anxiety and negativity.
• Personal Reflection:  Daily prompts encourage prayer, journaling, and practical action.
• Faith in Action:  Discover how gratitude transforms relationships, attitudes, and their outlook on life.

The Gratitude 30-Day Challenge is more than just a devotional—it’s a lifestyle guide that equips students, teachers, and homeschool parents to make thankfulness a cornerstone of their daily lives.  By intentionally incorporating gratitude into homes, classrooms, and homeschools, this resource encourages lasting spiritual growth and joy.  A life rooted in gratitude not only brings glory to God but also creates a ripple effect, positively impacting relationships, communities, and the world.

Thank you for your support!

Tina – Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

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Celebrate your students with these Fruit of the Spirit certificates! Award kids with one of the printable and editable award certificates provided for each of the fruit of The Spirit! Each certificate lists the fruit of the Spirit with a fruit image, Bible verse, and lines for the student’s name, date, and teacher’s signature. There are two options for the fruit images. One has a smiley face, one does not. They are useful for any grade level!

This the PERFECT resource for:

•Sunday School

•Homeschool

•Christian School

•Children's Church

• Fruit of The Spirit Activities

Fruit of the Spirit Classroom Awards Included:

Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness. Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness and Self Control

A print-and-write version and an editable fill-in and print version are provided for each one!

These Bible based, Christian certificates are great for various occasions:

•End of the year awards,

•End of Fruit of the Spirit lesson/unit

•End of VBS, Sunday School,

•Anytime you notice these qualities in a student!

Students will choose one of the following pages of scripture and create blackout poetry. They will select words to create a phrase that will be featured as their poetry. After creating the poem, they will color the rest of the page, leaving only the key phrases uncovered.

Students can create traditional blackout poetry and use a black marker to cover the rest of the page. They could also choose to draw a picture of the passion or resurrection over the words to convey more meaning.

The pages all contain words from Matthew 26 and 27 which tell about Jesus’ passion and death. There are different fonts available to give the students more choice in their assignment.

When I assign this project, I ask the students to use these sad words to create a positive poem, reflecting the glory of the resurrection, and then draw a resurrection image over the words. This helps the students reflect on the sadness of Jesus’ death, but also to focus on the purpose of His sacrifice and the goodness and grace that came from His death.

This Product Contains:

Assignment Description

Rubric

34 Pages for Blackout Poetry

This activity is a great introduction or follow-up to my Lent Bundle of games, guided notes, PowerPoint, and a test. I love to use this toward the end of the unit so students can reflect on the deeper meaning of all the content that we’ve been covering.

Objective: Reflect on the words of scripture and create a poem and artwork to communicate some of the meaning of Jesus' death and resurrection.

Choose a page of words from Matthew 26 & 27.

Create a poem by selecting words from throughout the page. Most poems will be about 10-20 words long. The poem does not need to rhyme—it will be free form poetry.

Feature the words of your poem so the reader will read your poem, but not the rest of the words on the page. You can leave your selected words blank, draw a box around each word, or color your poem in one color and color the rest of the page with other colors.

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Cover the rest of the page with color. You could draw a picture covering the page, or ‘blackout’ all the other words on the page by neatly coloring the entire page with one color.

Additional Ideas for Lent Blackout Poetry:

1. Collaborative Projects: Encourage students to work collaboratively to create blackout poetry on larger sheets of paper, combining multiple pages of scripture. This promotes teamwork, discussion, and a collective interpretation of the text.
2. Multimedia Elements: Integrate technology by having students use digital tools to create blackout poetry. They can use graphic design software, apps, or even incorporate audio elements to enhance their artistic expression.
3. Reflection Journals: Pair the blackout poetry activity with reflective writing. Ask students to journal about their choice of words, the process of creating their poem, and the emotions they experienced during the activity. This helps deepen their personal connection to the scripture.
4. Gallery Walk: Organize a gallery walk where students showcase their blackout poetry. This provides an opportunity for the entire class to appreciate and interpret the diverse perspectives and creative expressions of their peers.
5. Cross-Curricular Connections: Connect the blackout poetry activity to other subjects, such as history or theology. Discuss the historical context of the scriptures or explore theological concepts related to Jesus' sacrifice, making it a more interdisciplinary learning experience.

Benefits of Lent Blackout Poetry:

1. Critical Thinking: Analyzing and selecting words for blackout poetry requires careful consideration and critical thinking. Students must delve into the scripture, discerning which words carry the most significant meaning for their intended positive message.
2. Artistic Expression: This activity allows students to express themselves artistically, whether through traditional blackout methods or by incorporating drawings and images related to the passion and resurrection. It caters to various learning styles.
3. Spiritual Reflection: Lent is a time for introspection and spiritual growth. The blackout poetry project provides students with a unique opportunity to connect emotionally and spiritually with the scriptures, fostering a deeper understanding of the Easter narrative.
4. Creativity: The open-ended nature of blackout poetry encourages creativity. Students can experiment with different fonts, colors, and artistic elements, making each creation a unique representation of their interpretation.
5. Integration of Technology: By incorporating digital tools, students gain valuable skills in technology and design while adapting a traditional concept to the modern classroom.

By expanding on the traditional blackout poetry approach, educators can elevate the impact of Lent blackout poetry, fostering a richer and more engaging learning experience for students.

If you're not ready for the Lent Bundle--check out these resources.

➳I have...who has...: Reinforce Lenten vocabulary and trivia.

➳Sort the Lent Events: A fun sequencing game to learn the events of Holy Week.

Visit Catholic Kids Bulletin each month for more Bulletins!

Bullying is one of the many difficulties that our students frequently face as teenagers navigating the intricacies of life. Bullying can significantly affect one's emotional health and feeling of self-worth, whether it occurs in a school setting, online, or even among friends. People of all ages, genders, and backgrounds are impacted by this widespread problem.

However, as Christ's disciples, we are expected to face hardship with bravery, kindness, and compassion. This 5-Day devotional will help your teen better understand bullying and how to fight it with empathy and love by having them study Scripture, think back on their own experiences, and complete journaling exercises.

Discover Teen Devotional on Standing Strong: Bullying and Kindness (5-Day Mini), a transformative five-day mini-devotional that equips teens with the tools and biblical guidance to confront bullying while promoting kindness and compassion.  This devotional tackles the widespread issue of bullying in schools, online, and among peers, empowering teens to respond with courage and empathy rooted in their Christian faith.

Each day’s devotional provides Scripture-based reflections, practical insights, and journaling prompts to help teens explore their own experiences and attitudes.  Teens will learn to recognize the signs of bullying, build resilience against its effects, and become agents of positive change in their communities. 

This Teen Devotional on Standing Strong: Bullying and Kindness (5-Day Mini) encourages deep spiritual growth while fostering emotional healing and self-worth.

In addition to Scripture and journaling, this devotional emphasizes practical applications.  Teens are guided to take actionable steps toward kindness and advocacy for themselves and others.  From standing up to bullies to becoming allies for victims, these daily reflections equip teens with the confidence to act with faith-driven courage and love.

Designed for homeschool parents, youth group leaders, and educators, this devotional is perfect for personal reflection or group study.  Its compact five-day structure makes it manageable for busy schedules while providing impactful lessons teens will carry forward into their daily lives.

Teen Devotional on Standing Strong: Bullying and Kindness (5-Day Mini) offers more than a resource—it’s a call to action for teens to embrace their faith, stand against bullying, and make kindness a lifestyle. Through this journey, teens will grow closer to God while learning to embody His love in every interaction.

BENEFITS TO TEACHERS/HOMESCHOOL PARENTS:

• Comprehensive Resource:  Offers a well-structured, faith-based tool for addressing bullying and kindness from a Christian perspective.
• Time-Saving:  The five-day format fits easily into a week of lessons or devotional study.
• Versatile Use:   Suitable for individual teens, small group discussions, or family devotions.
• Promotes Emotional Growth:  Helps teens process emotions and build resilience against bullying through journaling and reflection.
• Scripture-Centered Approach:  Ensures that lessons are grounded in biblical truth, making it a spiritually enriching experience.

BENEFITS TO STUDENTS:

• Empowers Teens:  Builds confidence to stand against bullying and support others.
• Encourages Self-Reflection:  Journal prompts allow teens to process experiences and grow emotionally.
• Teaches Actionable Kindness:  Practical steps guide teens in spreading kindness in their schools and communities.
• Fosters Spiritual Growth:  Strengthens their relationship with God through Scripture and faith-based insights.
• Cultivates Resilience:  Helps teens develop emotional tools to navigate challenges with compassion and faith.

Through Teen Devotional on Standing Strong: Bullying and Kindness (5-Day Mini), teens will be empowered to navigate one of life’s toughest challenges with faith, courage, and compassion.  By diving into Scripture, reflecting on personal experiences, and embracing actionable steps, they’ll grow spiritually and emotionally while making a positive impact in their communities.  This devotional doesn’t just address bullying—it equips teens to stand firm in their identity as children of God and to spread His love in a world that desperately needs kindness.  Let this five-day journey inspire lasting change, fostering a generation of young believers who shine as beacons of hope and empathy.

Thank you for your support!

Tina – Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

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Share your faith from the start with this unique Christian Meet The Teacher Handout Template!

Colorful, cute and meaningful!

Save yourself time by using this Editable template for your back to school needs.

This would be great for an open house, parent night, send home on the first day of school (or even Sunday School). Snag this at a great low price and use year after year!

View the Preview to see an example!

What did Jesus look like? Discussing the race and ethnicity of Jesus can be a difficult topic, but this FREE poster will get kids talking about their personal image of Jesus. It shows various possible Jesus images created using Bitmoji.

This is a great accompaniment to the PowerPoint that will open up a conversation with your class and help them see that Jesus could have looked very different from the traditional image.

I also plan to use this Poster to start a conversation,then ask students to draw or color this image to reflect on how each student pictures Jesus.

The Be Thankful Teen Mini-Devotional Journal is a transformative resource designed to inspire upper middle to high school students, teachers, and homeschool parents to embrace gratitude every day of the year. With a focus on building faith, character, and mindfulness, this Be Thankful Teen Mini-Devotional Journal explores the beauty and significance of thankfulness across ten profound topics. From understanding The Foundation of Gratitude to living A Lifestyle of Gratitude, this journal fosters a deeper connection to God, scripture, and the blessings in everyday life.

Gratitude isn’t just for Thanksgiving—it’s a powerful mindset that shapes how we view ourselves, others, and God’s work in our lives. This Be Thankful Teen Mini-Devotional Journal dives into topics like God’s Faithfulness, The Gift of Salvation, and God’s Mercy and Forgiveness, encouraging students to reflect on His endless provisions and promises. By focusing on thankfulness, students develop emotional resilience, spiritual depth, and an appreciation for the blessings that surround them daily.

Each section features scripture-based lessons, reflective prompts, and space for journaling thoughts and prayers. Themes like The Word of God, God’s Provision, and Access to God Through Prayer encourage students to engage with scripture, deepen their faith, and see how gratitude transforms their relationship with God. Thoughtful questions challenge students to think critically and apply biblical principles in their lives.

For teachers and homeschool parents, the Be Thankful Teen Mini-Devotional Journal is a versatile tool for fostering spiritual growth and meaningful discussions in the classroom or homeschool setting. Topics like The Gift of Community offer opportunities for group reflections, while personal journaling builds individual mindfulness and faith practices. Whether used as part of morning devotions, Bible lessons, or writing exercises, this resource integrates seamlessly into a variety of teaching methods.

BENEFITS TO TEACHERS/HOMESCHOOL PARENTS:

• Encourages spiritual and emotional growth in students.
• Offers ready-to-use, scripture-based lessons for group or individual activities.
• Integrates gratitude and reflection into Bible studies or morning devotions.
• Promotes critical thinking and writing skills through guided journaling prompts.
• Helps foster a gratitude-filled learning environment.

BENEFITS TO STUDENTS:

• Encourages a deeper connection with God and His Word.
• Builds emotional resilience and a positive, gratitude-centered outlook.
• Develops critical thinking and reflective writing skills.
• Provides opportunities to explore faith-based topics relevant to their lives.
• Instills lifelong habits of thankfulness and mindfulness.

The Be Thankful Teen Mini-Devotional Journal is more than a collection of reflections—it’s a journey toward a thankful heart. By exploring topics of gratitude throughout the year, students learn to see God’s hand in every aspect of their lives. Make gratitude a daily habit and unlock the life-changing impact of a heart rooted in thankfulness.

Thank you for your support!

Tina - Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

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Encourage and grow your young learner's faith with this unique and colorful resource!

This packet uses bright primary colors in circles that have:

•26 positive, Bible based “I am” affirmations

•22 positive, Bible based “I can, I will, or I have” Faith statements.

48 Total!

Make sure to “View Preview” to see what makes this resource unique and get a sneak peak!

These affirmations and faith statements will encourage young learners as they remember their true identity in Christ, and all God has promised them as believers.

I hope as you use these in your classroom, homeschool or Sunday School, you will begin to see your learner's grow in courage and faith to face any challenge

(If you are looking for other colors--Pastels-look here--Boho- look here)

Ideas for use

• Paste these to the sides of a large mirror so they will be reminded to see themselves as God sees them. This is the affirmation station style
• Hang them on a string like a banner and hang as décor in any room
• Hand out in the morning or evening to an individual student who you feel may need extra encouragement.
• Paste to student's desk
• Create into a Bulletin Board

Great for Homeschool, Sunday School, Classroom and more!

These cards will help your students learn the order of the Stations of the Cross.

This document contains 3 different versions of the same game. There are small circles for a unique game, or the rectangle cards are available if you’d rather have these cards a consistent size and format with the other Lent games that I have available.

➳I have...who has...: Reinforce Lenten vocabulary and trivia.

➳Sort the Lent Events: A fun sequencing game to learn the events of Holy Week.

We all know that kids learn best through fun and games, and these cards will help students to remember the order of Jesus' Passion, as well as connect images and meaning to the walk to Golgatha.

You can choose the version with adorable clip art, or plain cards for older kids. Print, laminate, cut out, and you're ready to play!

1st Station: Jesus is condemned to death

2nd Station: Jesus carries His cross

3rd Station: Jesus falls for the first time

4th Station: Jesus meets his mother

5th Station: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus to carry his cross

6th Station: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus

7th Station: Jesus falls the second time

8th Station: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem

9th Station: Jesus falls a third time

10th Station: Jesus clothes are taken away

11th Station: Jesus is nailed to the cross

12th Station: Jesus dies on the cross

13th Station: Jesus is taken down from the cross

14th Station: Jesus is laid in the tomb

Visit Catholic Kids Bulletin each month for more Bulletins!

Do you need more Stations of the Cross Activities?

Active Stations of the Cross for Kids

Early Reader Booklet with tracing and coloring

Presentation Outline and Performance Task for High School Students

Dive deep into your faith journey with this beautifully crafted 18-Page Faith-Based Journal. Featuring a serene pastel watercolor landscape background, this Faith-Based Journal is designed to inspire reflection, spiritual growth, and meaningful engagement with your faith. Each page is thoughtfully designed to guide your daily devotionals, scripture study, and prayer time, offering a seamless way to document your spiritual walk. Whether you're tracking daily prayers or capturing key takeaways from sermons, this journal is your perfect companion.

Organized with intentionality, the journal includes dedicated sections such as a Prayer Journal Page, Bible Study Page, and Daily Prayer Tracker. Capture insights with the Scripture Notes Page, follow along with the Bible Study Guide Page, and create lasting memories with the Verse to Memorize Page. This versatile tool also includes pages for sermon notes, monthly overviews, and devotional reflections, ensuring that every aspect of your spiritual practice is nurtured.

For creative souls, the Drawing Space Page for Bible Journaling allows you to express your faith artistically, while the Reflection Notes Page provides a space for introspection. The addition of standard notes and journaling pages makes this journal suitable for all aspects of faith journaling. Its gentle pastel hues create a calming atmosphere, helping you connect with your faith in a deeply personal and visually pleasing way.

Whether you’re new to faith journaling or looking to enhance your current practice, this journal makes an ideal gift for yourself or a loved one. Its comprehensive structure and aesthetic appeal combine to create a resource that is as functional as it is beautiful.

Experience the perfect blend of organization, creativity, and inspiration with this 18-Page Faith-Based Journal. With a focus on spiritual growth and a visually stunning design, this journal is your go-to tool for deepening your connection with God and cherishing every step of your faith journey.

Thank you for your support!

Tina - Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

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Encourage and grow your young learner's faith with this unique and colorful resource!

This packet uses cool boho neutral colors in circles that have:

•26 positive, Bible based “I am” affirmations

•22 positive, Bible based “I can, I will, or I have” Faith statements.

48 Total!

Make sure to “View Preview” to see what makes this resource unique and get a sneak peak!

These affirmations and faith statements will encourage young learners as they remember their true identity in Christ, and all God has promised them as believers.

I hope as you use these in your classroom, homeschool or Sunday School, you will begin to see your learner's grow in courage and faith to face any challenge

(If you are looking for brighter colors--look here--)

Ideas for use

•Paste these to the sides of a large mirror so they will be reminded to see themselves as God sees them. This is the affirmation station style

•Hang them on a string like a banner and hang as décor in any room

•Hand out in the morning or evening to an individual student who you feel may need extra encouragement

•Paste to student's desk

Great for Homeschool, Sunday School, Classroom and more!

Empower teens with the tools they need to navigate the complexities of peer pressure through this transformative Overcoming Peer Pressure: 5-Day Teen Mini-Devotional. This resource offers a thoughtful blend of Biblical guidance, real-life application, and reflective journaling prompts, designed to equip young minds with the courage and wisdom to stand firm in their values. Each day’s devotional fosters introspection and discussion, encouraging teens to deepen their faith while gaining actionable insights to counter external pressures effectively. Whether used individually, in small groups, or during family devotionals, this tool provides a Christ-centered framework to inspire confidence and moral clarity.

INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE:

• A 5-day devotional plan designed specifically for teens.
• Daily scripture readings paired with practical life applications.
• Thought-provoking journaling prompts for self-reflection.
• Real-life scenarios to help teens navigate peer pressure.
• Five note-taking sheets to deepen engagement and understanding.
• Guided prayer sections to foster spiritual growth.

PERFECT FOR:

• Homeschool families integrating faith into daily lessons.
• Youth group leaders seeking impactful devotional materials.
• Parents looking to guide their teens in overcoming peer challenges.
• Christian schools integrating Bible-based learning into the curriculum.
• Teenagers navigating friendships, social pressures, and identity in Christ.

WHY CHOOSE THIS RESOURCE?:

• Specifically designed for teens, addressing relevant challenges with Biblical wisdom.
• Combines scripture, prayer, and real-life application for a holistic approach.
• Engages teens with relatable examples, fostering connection and understanding.
• Easy-to-use format ideal for independent study or guided discussions.

BENEFITS FOR TEACHERS/HOMESCHOOL PARENTS:

• Provides a structured yet flexible approach to Bible-based learning.
• Encourages meaningful discussions between parents and teens.
• Reinforces Christian values while addressing modern-day challenges.
• Requires minimal preparation with ready-to-use devotional material.

BENEFITS FOR TEENS:

• Builds confidence to stand against peer pressure.
• Encourages personal growth and self-reflection through journaling.
• Strengthens spiritual foundations and identity in Christ.
• Offers practical tools to navigate real-life social scenarios.

Day 1: Understanding Peer Pressure – Proverbs 13:20
This day focuses on recognizing the influence of peers in shaping behavior and decision-making. With the wisdom of Proverbs 13:20, teens learn the importance of choosing their companions wisely and understanding the positive or negative impact they can have on their journey.

Day 2: Resisting Negative Peer Pressure – Romans 12:2
Teens explore the significance of not conforming to societal pressures but instead being transformed by renewing their minds. This devotional helps them develop strategies to resist negative influences and stay rooted in their faith.

Day 3: Being a Positive Influence – Matthew 5:16
This section empowers teens to let their light shine and be a source of encouragement to their peers. Drawing from Matthew 5:16, they’ll discover the joy of positively impacting others while reflecting God’s love and grace.

Day 4: Seeking God’s Approval – Galatians 1:10
Teens delve into the importance of prioritizing God’s approval over human acceptance. Through Galatians 1:10, they’ll learn how to align their choices with God’s will rather than succumbing to worldly expectations.

Day 5: Standing Firm in Faith – 1 Corinthians 15:58
This final day equips teens with the resolve to remain steadfast and immovable in their faith. With the encouragement of 1 Corinthians 15:58, they’ll leave feeling empowered to face challenges with confidence and spiritual strength.

In addition to the daily devotionals, this resource includes five note-taking sheets to encourage deeper reflection and engagement. These sheets provide a dedicated space for teens to jot down thoughts, prayers, and key takeaways from each lesson.

If you and your teen(s) enjoyed this resources, please leave a review.

Thank you for your support!

Tina - Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

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Use these My Favorite Scripture Note-Taking Sheets to write out your favorite scriptures is a powerful way to engage with God’s Word on a deeper level.  When you take the time to write, you slow down and focus on each word, allowing its meaning to sink into your heart and mind.  This practice creates a moment of stillness, offering an opportunity to reflect on how the scripture applies to your life and spiritual journey.  Writing can also make scriptures more personal and meaningful, transforming them from words on a page into truths that resonate in your soul.

This practice helps improve memory retention, making it easier to recall scripture in moments of need.  Studies show that writing things down activates different parts of the brain compared to just reading or listening. When students write out their favorite verses, they’re not only reflecting on God’s Word but also reinforcing their ability to remember it.  This can be especially helpful when facing challenges, as they can draw strength and guidance from scriptures committed to memory.

Writing scripture also encourages mindfulness and intention. As students select their favorite verses, they’re guided to think critically about what speaks to their heart.  The act of writing becomes an exercise in meditation, helping students dwell on God’s promises, wisdom, and guidance.  This practice can transform a simple note-taking activity into a meaningful spiritual discipline, fostering a deeper connection with God.

For students, writing out scriptures fosters a personal relationship with the Bible, helping them see it as a source of guidance and comfort.  For teachers and homeschool parents, it’s a simple yet impactful tool to encourage engagement and reflection.  Over time, these written scriptures become a treasure trove of inspiration that students can revisit whenever they need encouragement or a reminder of God’s faithfulness.

Lastly, writing scripture builds a habit of spiritual journaling that can grow with students as they mature in their faith.  This habit helps them create a record of how specific verses have influenced their lives, serving as a spiritual timeline they can look back on. It’s a practical way to cultivate gratitude, reflection, and growth, all through the lens of scripture.

BENEFITS FOR TEACHERS/HOMESCHOOL PARENTS:

• Simple Implementation:  Easy to integrate into Bible study lessons or morning devotion routines.
• Encourages Focus:  Guides students to thoughtfully engage with scripture rather than passively reading.
• Spiritual Growth:  Helps students reflect on the application of God’s Word in their daily lives.
• Teaching Tool:  Offers a structured activity to teach the importance of scripture memorization and meditation.
• ❤️ Family Connection:  Promotes meaningful discussions about favorite verses and their impact.

BENEFITS FOR STUDENTS:

• Memory Retention:  Writing helps commit scripture to memory for use in prayer, reflection, and life challenges.
• ✍️ Creative Expression:  Note-taking allows for personalization through doodles, highlights, and reflections.
• Spiritual Reflection:  Encourages students to think deeply about why a scripture resonates with them.
• Engaged Learning:  Combines visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning styles for a well-rounded approach to scripture study.
• Emotional Comfort:  Provides a sense of peace and encouragement through focused interaction with God’s promises.

These My Favorite Scripture Note-Taking Sheets pair perfectly with the My Identity in Christ: 7-Day Teen Mini-Devotional, creating a comprehensive faith-building experience for teens.  As students reflect on the devotional’s daily themes and journaling prompts, they can use the note-taking sheets to write out scriptures that resonate most with their hearts.  This combination reinforces key spiritual concepts, encourages deeper meditation on God’s Word, and provides a personalized way for teens to document their faith journey.  Together, these resources help teens build a strong foundation in Christ while fostering a meaningful, lasting connection with the Bible.

If you would like to pair this resources with My Identity in Christ:  7-Day Teen Mini-Devotional, here is the link:

My Identity in Christ: 7-DayTeen Mini-Devotional

Thank you for your support!

Tina – Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

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