Whether used as a Reading Comprehension course, or made available for your children to read, these stories will inspire as they relate the striking, heroic, and challenging lives of the saints.
It is so important to provide both good reading material and the example of the Saints in the formation of our children. Teenagers especially need to see and learn from true heroes! The third and fourth volumes of this series offer four stories written with middle grade children in mind. The stories are longer (20 - 25 pages each) than those in the first two volumes and contain issues that children at this age are beginning to think about, for example: pro-life and the married state (St. Gianna), pursuing further studies and discerning a vocation to the religious life (St. Edith Stein), sacrificial love and perseverance (Bl. Junipero Serra), and God's call to share the gift of Faith with others (Bl. Francis Seelos).
Each of the Stories of the Saints is followed by four pages of "Lesson Activities," including: "Vocabulary," "Terms to Know," "Comprehension Questions," "Analyze This," "Essay Questions," "Quotations," "Geography and History," "Research and Report," "You, the Biographer," and "Putting Your Faith into Practice." Includes answer key. 8½"x11" 106 pages. Over 45 photos and illustrations.
Volume IV is appropriate for 7th through 12th grades. Stories include:
- To Know Christ Jesus: St. Katharine Drexel
- A Life Poured Out: Ven. Matt Talbot
- Always in the Master's House: St. Josephine Bakhita
- To Restore All Things in Christ: Pope St. Pius X
Recommended core text in CHC Lesson Plan Guide for Middle School Years.