January 4 is the feast day of Elizabeth Ann Seton. She was the first American Saint, and opened a school as well as founded the Sisters of Charity. To read more about her life, click here. Then check out these ideas for celebrating this day! 🙂
Make this St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Craft
using a holy card for her picture, or
just print her picture from the internet.
Or, try this craft. Put St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s
picture up in the bell tower, and a picture of each
child from your home school in the doors and windows.
using a holy card for her picture, or
just print her picture from the internet.
Or, try this craft. Put St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s
picture up in the bell tower, and a picture of each
child from your home school in the doors and windows.
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In honor of her being the first American
Saint, bake this adorable flag pie.
Download these free printable snack cups
and fill them with anything you want.
Try this American art project with your preschooler.
Print Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton’s
coloring sheet at Coloring Saints.
Just click “Saints by Feast Day” and she’s
January 4.
Saint, bake this adorable flag pie.
Download these free printable snack cupsand fill them with anything you want.
Try this American art project with your preschooler.
Print Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton’s
coloring sheet at Coloring Saints.
Just click “Saints by Feast Day” and she’s
January 4.
