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Grade 6
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6.Kf
Knowledge of Faith: To prepare Christians to know, understand, and integrate the foundational beliefs of the Catholic faith through Sacred Scripture, Tradition, and teachings of the Magisterium
6.LS
Liturgy and Sacraments To prepare Christians to understand and foster a full, active, and conscious participation in the celebration of the liturgy and Sacraments
6.MF
Moral Formation in Jesus Christ To prepare Christians to grow in holiness and make good moral choices by being drawn into a deep personal relationship with Christ
6.P
Prayer To prepare Christians to come into communion with God by learning to pray with Christ Prayer
6.D
Community Life through Discipleship in the Church To prepare Christians to live in community and to participate actively in the life and mission of the Church
6.EVM
Evangelization and Missionary Spirit To prepare Christians to participate in society as faith-filled disciples and to be able to witness their faith in word and deed
6.SE
Safe Environment To help Christians realize that each person deserves to be loved and cared for and can help themselves stay safe
6.KF.1
Recognize through revelation that God desires to be in relationship with us
6.KF.2
Reflect on God’s revelation and thus come to understand our human desire for God
6.KF.3
Explore, understand, and apply Scripture to life through the guidance of the Magisterium
6.KF.4
Learn the history of the Catholic Church and its role in the world
6.KF.5
Understand the core teachings of the Catholic Church
6.LS.1
Understand that the Sacraments which are celebrated by the Church are outward signs of God’s love revealed through the Paschal Mystery of Christ
6.LS.2
Know and value the importance of the Sacraments of initiation, including the dignity and responsibility of Baptism, the deepening of grace in Confirmation, and the centrality of the Eucharist
6.LS.3
Know and value the importance of the Sacraments of healing – Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick
6.LS.4
Know and value the importance of the Sacraments of service to the Church – Marriage and Holy Orders
6.LS.5
Understand that the Eucharist is the source and summit of the life of the Church
6.LS.6
Acquire the knowledge, spirituality, and skills which lead to full, conscious, and active participation in the liturgical life of the Church
6.MF.1
Develop a moral foundation centered in a virtuous life and properly informed conscience through the teaching of the Catholic Church
6.MF.2
Recognize the need for grace to live a moral life and to be faithful to Scriptural values
6.MF.3
Recognize and honor the dignity of human life from natural conception to natural death
6.MF.4
Understand the nature of sin and personal responsibility
6.P.1
Develop a life-long relationship with God through prayer
6.P.2
Know and participate in Catholic prayers
6.P.3
Recognize the importance of the role of Scripture in our prayer life
6.D.1
Actively participate in the life and work of the local and global Church
6.D.2
Grow spiritually as a Church
6.D.3
Cultivate human values and Christian virtues
6.EVM.1
Recognize and respond to our baptismal call of service according to our vocation in life
6.EVM.2
Live as disciples of Christ through the knowledge and practice of Catholic social teaching
6.EVM.3
Give witness to Catholic principles and values in all aspects of daily life
6.SE.1
Understand each human being is created in the image and likeness of God
6.SE.2
Understand that choices have consequences
6.SE.3
Recognize experiences of good and had human relationships and friendships
6.SE.4
Differentiate between holy and sinful behavior
6.KF.1.a
Know and retell the story of Salvation History
6.KF.1.b
Explain various titles of Jesus (Priest, Messiah, Teacher, Lamb of God, Prophet, Son of God)
6.KF.1.c
Develop an understanding of revelation – “revealing the mystery, his plan of loving goodness, formed from all eternity in Christ, for the benefit of all men” (CCC 50)
6.KF.1.d
Develop an understanding of covenants by exploring the Old Testament
6.KF.2.a
Learn and appreciate the response of faith of the Patriarchs from the Old Testament
6.KF.3.a
Recognize and memorize the list of the Old and New Testament books found in the Catholic Bible
6.KF.3.b
Know and retell the major stories of the Old Testament (1) Adam and Eve (2) Cain and Abel (3) Noah (4) Abraham (5) Moses (6) David (7) Prophets (8) Exile (9) Revolt
6.KF.3.c
Develop the ability to interpret Scripture through the eyes of the Catholic church
6.KF.4.a
Develop the timeline for major events from the Old Testament
6.KF.4.b
Recall major events, themes, and people from salvation history in the Old Testament
6.KF.5.a
Understand that the Old Testament covenants prepare us for the ultimate Covenant (Jesus)
6.LS.1.a
Connect the Sacramental actions (water, table, anointing, etc.) of the Old Testament Scriptures with the Sacraments
6.LS.2.a
Identify early elements of the Sacraments of initiation in the Old Testament
6.LS.3.a
Experience Reconciliation
6.LS.4.a
Trace the Old Testament understanding of the Levitical priesthood and compare it to the priesthood instituted by Jesus
6.LS.4.b
Understand that throughout the Old Testament, a marriage relationship between a husband and wife is a reflection of God’s relationship with his people
6.LS.5.a
Recognize the influence of the Old Testament in the Mass
6.LS.6.a
Describe how the Christian mystery is celebrated through the liturgical year
6.LS.6.b
Help prepare for a Mass with the parish priest
6.MF.1.a
Identify the Ten Commandments as a foundation of moral decision making
6.MF.1.b
Understand the covenants and how they relate to the Ten Commandments
6.MF.2.a
Recognize God’s direction to live a moral life by exploring the Old Testament
6.MF.3.a
Explore the Ten Commandments through the lens of human dignity and right to life
6.MF.3.b
Demonstrate ways to respect life at each stage
6.MF.4.1
Trace the nature of sin found in the Old Testament
6.MF.4.b
Know how personal and social aspects of sin relate to the individual and society
6.P.1.a
Recognize the roots of prayer found in the Old Testament
6.P.1.b
Use the Old Testament as a form of prayer
6.P.2.a
Pray the appropriate sixth grade prayers
6.P.2.b
Connect the Old Testament prayer practices with the current Catholic liturgy
6.P.3.a
Discover the beauty and richness of prayer that is guided by Scripture, especially in the Old Testament
6.D.1.a
Explore the value of the local parish through outreach and service
6.D.2.a
Research the Old Testament’s relationship with God in prayer highlighting various Biblical characters
6.D.3.a
Explore how the Old Testament teaches us about God’s compassion
6.D.3.b
Study the Old Testament covenant in light of spiritual formation
6.EVM.1.a
Explore vocations in the light of people from the Old Testament
6.EVM.1.b
Give examples of holy people found in the Old Testament and what makes them holy
6.EVM.2.a
Explore principles of Catholic social justice through the writings of the Prophets
6.SE.1.a
Understand that you are loved and deserve respect
6.SE.3.a
Develop communication with parents and other family members to keep you safe
6.SE.3.b
Develop skills to recognize, trust, and follow your instincts about people and situations
6.SE.4.a
Define emotional abuse (and as it relates to repercussions from one’s sinful decision)
6.SE.4.b
Name concrete courses of action to take if you experience emotional abuse and how Jesus is always there to be with you
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