Lent Morning Time Plans

(5 customer reviews)

$18.00

Seven weeks of pre-made Morning Time plans for Catholic families as they travel through the Lenten season. Bring beauty (and joy!) to your homeschool with poetry, fine arts, nature study, good books, and so much more — all prepared for you with your choice of a grid or loop schedule to follow. This product is digital only. Nothing will be mailed.

We took all the hard work out of planning Morning Time!

Authored by Genie Shaw of Barefoot Abbey the plans include seven weeks of Morning Time activities for Catholic families as they travel through Lent.

These Morning Time plans are designed for ease-of-use for new moms and veterans alike. They feature:

  • Intro material with tips and instructions for doing all the subjects
  • A weekly grid and lesson plan lists help you plan your week
  • OR a loop schedule laying out all the subjects and activities to be done — just do the next thing(s) each day
  • Printable booklist to take to the library
  • Copies of poems to print for your family
  • An easy-to-use web page with links to all the videos and tutorials in the plans, as well as links to the books and art supplies for your convenience
Download a sample

The sample contains a smattering of pages from the intro, an example of a printable booklist page, printable poem page, weekly grid, and loop schedule page.

Topics and subjects included in these plans are:
  • Prayer – various Catholic prayers for Lent
  • Hymns – Three hymns to study and learn (verses from each)
  • Memorization – Selected passages of Scripture
  • Scripture Reading – Daily Mass readings
  • Saint of the Day – an appendix that links to a reading for each day’s saint
  • Poetry – Lenten Poems
  • Music Appreciation – Sacred music for the Lenten season
  • Picture Study – Fra Angelico
  • Art – Lent-inspired crafts
  • Nature StudyOur Wonderful World by Emery Lewis Howe (Available free online)
  • Picture Books – fabulous selections to accompany the subject areas
  • Read Alouds – three great chapter books scheduled for you to choose between

Frequently Asked Questions

Designed for grades 1-6 the plans can easily be adapted to include preschool to adult age groups.

As an example, if the plans are having you do a picture study of a Monet painting, that activity is appropriate for all ages. If you have only older kids you might leave off the suggested picture book about Monet’s life. The value of the original activity remains the same.

Our Wonderful World by Emery Lewis Howe (can be found free online)

Various art supplies (listed in sample)

Many of the plans do contain Christian content, though secular families in our community have told us they were able to adapt the plans to their needs. We profess the Nicene Creed as our statement of faith.

If you have another question that has not been answered here, email us at info@pambarnhill.com. We will be happy to help you out.

5 reviews for Lent Morning Time Plans

  1. Elizabeth Overcash

    We love your Lenten Season plans! I purchased these last year – 2017 and I am still referring to them this 2018 year. The music chosen is lovely and we just play it throughout our entire morning or when we are doing Art. Your resources are so well done and we look forward to more. Thank you!

  2. Allison M

    I bought the Lenten plans after doing the Advent plans (and absolutely LOVING them), and was so excited to begin these plans this Lenten season. Unfortunately, we really aren’t able to fully do these plans unless I wanted to spend quite a bit more money. Many of the books that are mentioned aren’t available at any nearby libraries (and I live in a metroplex and have cards at 3 different large libraries). I also didn’t realize that most of the art plans and all of the nature plans aren’t available without purchasing additional books (This may have been something I should have realized from the preview, but if so I overlooked it :/)
    We are doing the songs, picture studies, and memory verses since those all are fully available. We are doing just a few of the poems since many are more aligned with the nature study that we don’t own/have access to plans without the additional purchase. I don’t like leaving a negative review because I truly do believe these plans would be awesome – *if* you’re planning on making additional purchases – but without the additional purchases I regret the purchase and wish I had known I should be prepared to spend more ahead of time.
    *I know that it’s suggested you can substitute your own books on similar topics, but since I purchased the plans so I wouldn’t have to seek out my own resources, to me that defeats the purpose of the ease of the plans.

    • Allison M

      I wanted to amend my previous comment – we actually stopped doing the plans entirely by around week 4 of Lent – we just weren’t getting enough out of them so we found another resource. As a digital product, I completely understand not being able to return it, but if it were possible to return/get a refund, I would. (Again, this review is based on the fact that I only paid for the plans and not the additional products the plans are dependent upon.)

  3. Alyssa

    The document is very cluttered and hard to follow compared with other similar morning time / liturgical studies we have used from other suppliers

  4. Anne

    Wow! I don’t have any social media place right now to leave a public review, but I just wanted to reach out and tell you guys how wonderful these morning time plans are. This is my first time purchasing a plan set. I’ve been homeschooling for 12 years, so I don’t often want to spend money on new curriculum. We have so much that I prefer to use what we already have. However, this was money well spent. I can’t believe how convenient these are. I am so amazed and impressed by the top notch quality of the content as well. The app which I just discovered today makes it even more convenient!
    Thank you so much for making morning time manageable and beautiful.

  5. Allegra C.

    We got so much out of Lent this year with this wonderful plan! We’re not Catholic but Lutheran, so I did supplement some of the prayers out of Luther’s small catechism, but this was so wonderful to have as a resource during our preparation for Easter.

    Before and then after, when we didn’t have a plan we were following, we felt a little lost and missed the richness this plan added to our school day. I highly recommend having this plan, along with others, laid out so your school year is ready to go! It’s as valuable as having your math and language arts curriculum ready to go!

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