Grade 2 PREP
Sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist
A big part of this year is learning about the Seven Sacraments. The Sacraments are special signs and celebrations that Jesus gave his church. You’ll discover how the church celebrates God’s love and forgiveness in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. You will explore the different parts of the Mass and learn how Jesus gives himself to us in the Eucharist.
A big part of this year is learning about the Seven Sacraments. The Sacraments are special signs and celebrations that Jesus gave his church. You’ll discover how the church celebrates God’s love and forgiveness in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. You will explore the different parts of the Mass and learn how Jesus gives himself to us in the Eucharist.
October- Unit 1 Revelation
Chapter 1 "God's Gifts"
This chapter teaches about God’s gift of creation and the special place humans have in it because we are made in the image and likeness of God.
Chapter 2 "God's Promise"
This chapter introduces our need for Jesus, our Savior, who shows us the way to his Father.
Chapter 3 "The Word of God"
This chapter explains how the Old Testament and New Testament are the Bible, God’s inspired Word.
November- Unit 2 Trinity
Chapter 4 "God the Father"
This chapter explores God the Father’s love and the importance of prayer to deepen our relationship with him.
Chapter 5 "God the Son"
This chapter explores the Holy Family and Jesus’ life on Earth.
Chapter 6 "God the Holy Spirit"
This chapter explains that Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit to be our helper and guide.
December- Unit 3 Jesus Christ
Chapter 7 "God's Commandments"
This chapter explains that the Ten Commandments teach us how to love God above all things and to love others. They are summed up in the Great Commandment.
Chapter 8 "Choose to do Good"
This chapter explains making good choices, the difference between a sin, a mistake, or an accident, and God’s willingness to forgive our sin.
Chapter 9 "God's Mercy"
This chapter explains God’s mercy and how important it is to show we are sorry and ask for the forgiveness of God and others.