The Wheel of Faith Symbols presents 12 symbols important to Christians. At each one the child learns what the symbol means and completes a related task - a good deed, appreciating the people around them, a short prayer or answering a question in their own words. As they turn the wheel, children discover one symbol after another and connect knowledge with reflection and action.
12 symbols of Christianity - a meaning and a task at each one
The wheel turns on its axis, and the child stops it on a chosen symbol. First they learn what that symbol means, then they complete a short task connected to it. That is how knowledge joins reflection and concrete action.
Each of the 12 symbols has its place on the wheel. At each one the child reads a short description of the meaning, then receives one task to complete - so that learning does not end with words, but turns into action.
On the wheel you'll find the most important symbols of faith - from the bread and the chalice to the cross and the dove. Each one opens a conversation about values, tradition and everyday faith.
A broad overview of Christian symbolism - from the bread and the chalice to the cross and the dove, all on one rotating wheel.
At each symbol the child not only learns its meaning, but also does a good deed, prays or answers in their own words.
An element of surprise - children spin the wheel themselves and wait to see which symbol comes up. It draws them in and encourages another go.
From the youngest to older children - the level of engagement adapts to whoever is turning the wheel.
Turning the wheel and completing tasks is learning in motion, outdoors - religious formation beyond the catechism room.
A solid, rotating wheel resistant to the weather. A long-term investment, a ready-made tool for formation.
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