My children love playing Mary Memory. (I'm sorry I can't find a link... It is a Matching Game, using various images and titles of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It was given to Twinkle Toes by her Godparents.)
Since March is dedicated to St. Joseph, I decided to make a set of St. Joseph Cards for my children as well! Since he doesn't have nearly as many titles as Our Lady, I wasn't sure how many cards I'd be able to make. I ended up with 18 different cards, which is plenty for playing Memory Match and Go Fish.
If any of you would like to make a set of cards for your children, you can download my documents, print two sets onto cardstock, and cut them out.
Thanks! I'm going to make a set ASAP.
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Thank you Jessica! My girls would LOVE this! How do you seem to make my life easier - but you have more on your plate than I do!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat! Thank you for sharing!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I just love free printables for home schooling. What a treat!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jessica! We have Mary Memory and my children really like. They are going to be thrilled with this!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing so much of your time and effort with the rest of us! God Bless!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Jessica! What a great gift you have for making it all look easy and inspiring me as I start out on the homeschool journey! My boys will love this activity! Peace and hugs - Katie
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jessica. These are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHow thoughtful of you to share these with us after doing all the work. God bless you!
ReplyDeleteJessica...the children just can't seem to get enough of playing St. Joseph Memory Match! 6 yr. old Emily has now memorized all the titles of St. Joseph...once again, thank you for a truly fun, wonderfully educational activity!
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ReplyDeleteWe love this idea.
Our kids have a set of Mary Memory that they got from their godparents a few christmases ago. They purchased their cards from a local Catholic Supply store.
The little ones in our family are going to enjoy their new cards...thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Jessica! You are so kind to share. You have insprired me to incorporate more feast celebrations into our curriculum. God bless you & your family!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jessica, this is such a lovely idea. We love Good St Joseph, he has been very good to us!! May he bless you and your family for your goodness.
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Thank you Jessica!
ReplyDeleteJust made a set!
Your blog has been an invaluable resource to me for the last 2 years. I'm so glad that I found you.
God bless,
Cathy
Thank you so much for this lovely card set. My 4yo daughter will like it! I am a longtime lurker who really enjoys your blog.
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Cathy
oh these are just wonderful! thank you for sharing these with us! I can't wait to play with my boys!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing - I linked on my weekly roundup.
ReplyDeleteThese are incredible. Thank you for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this. My kids are looking forward to doing this project!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you put this together. Great idea!
ReplyDelete(I'm running out of cardstock because there are just so many printouts all you lovely ladies are posting!)
Thank you! My children loved using your cards as we celebrated St Joseph the Worker's Day (and since!) You can see what we did at http://traininghappyhearts.blogspot.com/2010/05/7-quick-takes-vol-6-looking-back-at-st.html
ReplyDeleteI love your St. Joseph cards. I did find the Mary Memory at Little Flowers Family Apostolate.
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Thanks for the great printables!
These are fabulous! I was looking for a way to engage my daughter in St. Joseph and this is perfect. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you!!! I will use these for rosary with my kids :D Monique.
ReplyDeleteI am beyond grateful for finding your blog! I love this idea, I wonder if it would work with photo paper? These pictures are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this. I am using them in a school St Joseph's Mass
ReplyDeleteThank you, again, for these. We used them once more and shared a link so other could find them at our St. Joseph Table blog post - http://traininghappyhearts.blogspot.com/2017/03/enjoy-st-joseph-table-with-friends.html We are so appreciative of your sharing and inspriation. :)
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