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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION & FAMILY LIFE PROGRAM CALENDAR GRADE 3-2015-2016 Month In The Spirit We Belong Fully Alive Things to Remember (Ordinary Time May 25- November 28) September Unit 1 We Welcome and Gather in the Spirit Theme One Created and Loved by God (Send home Theme One Family Letter) * Suggested Scheduling for Religious Education = 4 lessons per week for 30 minutes ** Suggested Scheduling for Family Life = 1 lesson per week for 30 minutes OR 1 full week a month **Begin Fully Alive AFTER Curriculum Night and AFTER Theme One Family Letters are sent home October Unit 2 The Holy Spirit Gathers and Feeds us at Eucharist Theme One * Created and Loved by God Holy Guardian Angels October 2 nd, 2015 Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary - October 7 th, 2015 Thanksgiving October 12 th, 2015 World Food Day October 16 th, 2015 World Mission Sunday October 18, 2015 * Remember to include two Religion and one Family Life comment on the report card * If you have not done so, please copy and distribute the Fully Alive, Theme One Family Letter in your manual

November December January Unit 3 The Holy Spirit Calls and Anoints us in Baptism and Confirmation Unit 4 * The Holy Spirit comes upon Advent People Unit 5 Jesus Unit 6 - (Theme 16) Theme Two Living in Relationship (Send home Theme Two Family Letter) Theme Two Living in Relationship Theme Three Created Sexual: Male and Female (Send home Theme Three Family Letter) AIDS: A Catholic Educational Approach to HIV * (3 lessons to be taught IMMEDIATELY AFTER Fully Alive Theme Three) *It is understood that it will be the classroom teacher who teaches the Fully Alive Theme Three and the HIV/AIDS curriculum to her/his students (until Nov. 28) Purple Tablecloth (Nov. 29- Dec. 24) All Saints- November 1 st, 2015 All Souls November 2 nd, 2015 Remembrance Day November 11 th, 2015 The Feast of Christ the King November 22 nd, 2015 Purple Tablecloth (Nov. 29- Dec. 24) White Tablecloth (Dec. 25- Jan. 10) Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception December 8 th, 2015 Christmas December 25 th, 2015 *Since each Grade program provides a different focus for Advent by incorporating various activities, it is important to continue to follow the program rather than replace it with other Advent activities. White Tablecloth (Dec. 25 Jan. 10) (Jan. 11- Feb. 9) Baptism of the Lord January 10 th, 2015 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Jan. 18 th 25 th - Resources (poster and suggested activities) are available from www.novalis.ca * The AIDS: A Catholic Educational Approach to HIV resource may be found in a white binder in your school s library or central resource storage. If you are unable to locate a copy in your school, your principal can order one through the Institute of Catholic Education (www.iceont.ca) Please Note: Please read each lesson's introductory comments carefully as they contain pertinent advice and cautions about this material. Teach only the material that is intended for your particular grade. It is not recommended that you use any additional resources - videos, books, guest speakers etc. during the Fully Alive Theme Three or HIV/AIDS lessons taught this term. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact your Religious Ed./Family Life Resource teacher see Notes section below for contact information

Unit 6 - (Theme 17) Theme Three Created Sexual: Male and Female (until Feb. 9) Purple Tablecloth (Feb. 10- Mar. 23) February Unit 7 (Begin on Ash Wednesday) The Holy Spirit Fills the Whole Earth AIDS: A Catholic Educational Approach to HIV * (3 lessons to be taught IMMEDIATELY AFTER Fully Alive Theme Three) Ash Wednesday February 10 th, 2015 Lent begins on Ash Wednesday * Please read January s Things to Remember section for notes regarding the AIDS: A Catholic Educational Approach to HIV curriculum Quick Reminders for Lent: * Themes 19 24 contain specific aspects of the Lenten season and are integral to each program. Therefore, they should not be replaced with extra Lenten activities. * It is understood that it will be the classroom teacher who teaches the Fully Alive Theme Three and the HIV/AIDS curriculum to her/his students Alleluia is not sung to reflect the tone of the season The 3 Pillars of Lent are prayer, fasting and almsgiving You may choose to consider a celebration of Reconciliation during the second half of Lent Unit 7 The Holy Spirit Fills the Whole Earth Purple Tablecloth (until Mar. 23) White Tablecloth (Mar. 24, Mar. 27-May 14) March Unit 8 * The Holy Spirit Reconciles People * Theme 24 must be taught during Holy Week. Pace yourself accordingly, given the many options in the Lenten Themes (19-24) as well as the Lenten interruption with the March Break. Theme Four Growing in Commitment (Send home Theme Four Family Letter) World Day of Prayer March 4 th 2016 Solemnity of St. Joseph March 19 th, 2016 Holy Thursday March 24 th, 2016 Good Friday March 25 th, 2016 Holy Saturday March 26 th, 2016 Easter Sunday March 27 th, 2016 Easter Triduum begins with the Mass of the Lord s Supper on Holy Thursday to the Sunday celebration of Easter Easter- The day of the Lord s resurrection. April Unit 9 The Holy Spirit Gives New Life Theme Four Growing in Commitment White Tablecloth (Mar. 27-May 14) Divine Mercy Sunday April 3 rd, 2016 Feast of the Annunciation- April 4 th, 2016 Please note: - Alleluia is sung during the Easter Season and throughout Ordinary time

May Unit 9 The Holy Spirit Gives New Life Unit 10 The Holy Spirit is Alive Theme Five Living in the World (Send home Theme Five Family Letter) White Tablecloth (Mar. 27- May 14) (May 16 onwards) Catholic Education Week - May 1 st May 6 th, 2016 Mother s Day May 8 th, 2016 Ascension of our Lord May 8 th, 2016 Respect for Life Week May 9 th May 13 th, 2016 Pentecost - May 15 th, 2016 Please note: May is the Month dedicated to Mary by Catholics. June Unit 6 - (Theme 18) Unit 10 The Holy Spirit is Alive Theme Five Living in the World Solemnity of the Sacred Heart June 3 rd, 2016 Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary June 4 th, 2016 Father s Day June 19 th, 2016 Time for review and celebration! Notes: In The Spirit We Belong Celebrations contained in the program are essential and are tied to the Liturgical Year of the Church and/or themes of the program. They are designed to reflect in communal prayer on the presence of God in our lives. Student involvement in the three phases of every celebration (Preparation, Celebration and Savoring) is crucial to their liturgical formation. As such, preplanning is important for success. Follow the process outlined on pp. 93-95 of the Teacher s Manual to assist you in looking ahead; all celebrations will be listed under the UNIT and THEME column. For important information on the overall content and approach of your program see the introduction at the beginning of your teacher s manual, especially the Scope and Sequence chart pp. 6-10 and The Integration of Components pp. 26-27. * Suggested Scheduling for Religious Education = 4 lessons per week for 30 minutes

Family Life Remember to distribute the family letters to parents/guardians before starting each Theme. Parents/guardians may be directed to the Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Ontario site (http://acbo.on.ca/englishweb/fullyalive.htm) to find more information about the Fully Alive program and to view the online family letters. Before beginning to teach Theme Three - Created Sexual: Male and Female: Make sure you read the introductory comments to each of the lessons carefully. You will find advice and cautions regarding the teaching of this material. It is understood that it will be the classroom teacher who teaches Theme Three and the HIV/AIDS curriculum to her/his students. Remember to teach the three lessons from "A Catholic Approach to HIV/AIDS Education" immediately after you have taught Theme Three of Fully Alive. It is not recommended that you use any additional resources - videos, books, guest speakers etc. during Theme Three or HIV/AIDS lessons taught this term. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact your Religious Ed./Family Life Resource teacher. * Suggested Scheduling for Family Life = 1 lesson per week for 30 minutes OR 1 full week a month Report Cards Remember to include two Religion and one Family Life comment on the report card. Religion Department Contacts http://www.tcdsb.org/programsservices/boardservices/religionfamilylife/personnellist/pages/default.aspx