STEP 1

Choose your station

          It is important to follow all of the steps for this part of your station, or you may lose points for not conforming your station to fit the stations designed by the rest of the class.  To be sure that you complete all directions, be sure to follow these step-by-step.

1.         Change the number (it will look like a big N) at the top of the station and the name of the station to match what your station actually is.  For instance, if you are the first station, type a “1” instead of the “N”.  You may play with the Wordart and change the font if you wish.

2.      Type the name of your station in the box to the right of the number box, replacing the “Name of the Station” that is there.  Just type the name of your station in whichever font you wish.

3.      Write your first paragraph in the table box below.  You must write one paragraph (using 5 sentences or more) on what is happens to Jesus at this station of the cross.  Use your research to complete these sentences, using your best spelling and grammar . 

4.      Write your second paragraph in the table box immediately below your first paragraph.  This paragraph will also be 5 or more sentences.  In this paragraph, make connections between what is happening to Jesus and the prayer intention that you chose to pray for.  This may be a challenge, but do the best you can to connect your prayer with your station.

5.      In the black text box that says “Pray for your prayer intention here”, type your prayer intention in.  For instance, it may say “Pray for those who are suffering with cancer” or “Pray for those who have nobody to pray for them”.

6.      Create your prayer for the intention you chose.  Your prayer may be a paragraph that is 5 or more sentences long, or a poem that you may write.  Your prayer will be spoken by the entire class, so everything after the words “Let us pray” must be in bold face font.  The beginning of your prayer will say “Let us pray is regular (not bold-face) font, and must end with “Amen” after your last sentence.

          Check off your checklist in your packet to make sure that your work looks good, as you will lose points for spelling and grammar mistakes.  If you follow all of the steps, your project should be in excellent condition.

          Once your project is done, you may choose to either print your project out or e-mail it to Mr. Rickbeil at krickbeil@trinityschoolmd.org .  If you e-mail your work to Mr. Rickbeil, make sure that he receives it.  You may wish to save your project on your flash drive just in case.  Now, you are DONE!