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Mysteries of the Rosary - I Have, Who Has Task Cards

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Cover of Mysteries of the Rosary - I Have, Who Has Task Cards, created by Elaine G at The Treasured Schoolhouse
Cover of the Rosary task-card resource
Mixed-order Rosary cards 1–4: first card, Finding of Jesus in the Temple, Proclamation, and Scourging
Mixed-order version: cards 1–4
Mixed-order Rosary cards 5–8: Assumption of Mary, Annunciation, Transfiguration, and Crowning with Thorns
Mixed-order version: cards 5–8
Mixed-order Rosary cards 9–12: Ascension, Nativity, Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River, and Crucifixion
Mixed-order version: cards 9–12
Mixed-order Rosary cards 13–16: Resurrection, Presentation, Wedding Feast at Cana, and Carrying of the Cross
Mixed-order version: cards 13–16
Mixed-order Rosary cards 17–20: Coronation of Mary, Visitation, Institution of the Eucharist, and Agony
Mixed-order version: cards 17–20
Mixed-order Rosary cards 21–22: Coming of the Holy Spirit and the last card, followed by two blank cards
Mixed-order version: final two cards and two blanks
Sequential Rosary cards 1–4: first card, Annunciation, Visitation, and Nativity, prompting Joyful mysteries
Sequential version: cards 1–4
Sequential Rosary cards 5–8: Presentation, Finding of Jesus, Baptism of Jesus, and Wedding Feast at Cana
Sequential version: cards 5–8
Sequential Rosary cards 9–12: Proclamation, Transfiguration, Institution of the Eucharist, and Agony
Sequential version: cards 9–12
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Mysteries of the Rosary Task Cards is an interactive 48-card teaching tool to help students of all ages learn about the Rosary through engaging "I have, who has" questions and answers. Students take turns reading clue cards aloud to locate matches, building knowledge of the Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious, and Luminous mysteries across whole group, small group, or individual settings. This PDF teaching resource reinforces Religion topics like Catholic prayers and important events in Jesus Christ's life in an entertaining way that captures student interest. Suitable for catechists and Religion teachers from upper elementary through high school for prayer services, retreats, instructional activities, or independent study. The dynamic card game format allows flexibility to differentiation, adapting to various learning styles and skill levels.

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