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ADSF Educators

January 2, 2024

ADSF Educators January 2, 2024
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Prayer

👑👑Feast of the Epiphany👑👑

⭐️ All About Epiphany for Kids | 6 January | Twinkl USA
https://youtu.be/ttUQ0mq46L4

📣🍎Catholic Schools Week Contests (close on 1/17)🏆🏅

📚Educator Pathway #2 - January 22, 2024📚

We are looking forward to meeting back online on January 22, 2024. You will join your October pathway for an hour to reconnect and discuss progress and/or questions. Look for more updates from your pathway here (to be added in time).


Executive Functions Pathway

Please take a moment to fill out the following short survey to vote on possible topics we can explore in our next EF sessions: https://forms.gle/s91WJFvvRkxCMNKL7 (5 min max)


Building Blocks Survey (Alexis Filippini)


Engagement Survey (Erin Pollack)

Sunday Gospel Challenges - Living Our Faith

Justice Challenge - December 31, 2023 • Feast of the Holy Family

One of the most beautiful messages of Christmas is that of peace. The prophets of the Old Testament put their hope in a Messiah who would bring peace to a war-torn world. And that is what Jesus did. In the Incarnation, we experience God’s desire for all human persons, for all families and communities, and for all of creation (even lions and lambs) to live in harmony with each other. The angels proclaimed “peace on earth, goodwill to all” at Jesus’ birth. Your challenge during this Christmas Season is to be people of peace in your actions, words and thoughts. Can you make it through the week without starting any fights or arguing with your family or co-workers? Can you share quiet moments of conversation instead of frantically running here and there? Can you rest peacefully in God’s arms in your prayer time? What are ways you can be peace-makers instead of peace-breakers in your relationships during this special time of year?

Care for Creation Tips - December 31, 2023 • Feast of the Holy Family

New Year’s Eve is a time of great anticipation and celebration. It can also be a time of significant waste. In 2022, 132,000 pounds of garbage were collected from the streets of New York after the famous ball drop. When planning your New Year’s Eve celebration, consider your waste. Use washable plates for your evening meal, make or reuse celebratory hats, and use reusable decorations. If you want to use poppers or confetti, consider making them at home from recycled paper and materials.

National Standards and Benchmarks for Effective Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools

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