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The Theology of the Body for Teens Middle School Edition Leader’s Guide offers the facilitator the ability to easily implement and run a Theology of the Body for Teens: Middle School Edition study in their home, parish, school, or youth group. The Leader’s Guide is essential to the success of the study. It contains the entire Student Workbook on the right side and many helpful teaching tips and tools on the left side to help the leader navigate the students through the program.
Also includes:
- Lesson Objectives
- Instructor Notes
- Icebreaker Activities
- Personal Application Suggestions
- Movie Clip & Song Suggestions
- Relevant Quotes from St. John Paul II
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by Brian Butler, Jason Evert, and Colin & Aimee MacIver
The Theology of the Body for Teens Middle School program is divided into 8 unique segments that reflect the pedagogical approach of John Paul II’s revolutionary teaching. The program gives sixth through eighth graders the answers to their tough questions concerning their bodies, their sexuality, and their future. The program has been designed specifically as a catechetical program to fit perfectly into Catholic schools, youth ministry, CCD, and homeschooling settings. Theology of the Body for Teens Middle School Edition has been granted the Imprimatur.
Answers Critical Questions Like:
- Who am I?
- Are there consequences to my actions?
- What is the difference between love and lust?
- How do I balance family, friends, school, God, music, TV, internet, texting, etc., in my daily life?
- How can I discern my vocation to marriage, priesthood, or religious life?
- How do I deal with bullying, gossip, peer pressure, pornography, divorce, etc?
- Can I live my Catholic faith no matter how I messed up in the past?
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