The Rainbow Connection
The television series The Twilight Zone has timeless stories, perfect for discussions of ethics, values and social justice. > more
D'Oh, God! Book II
Popular music from the 1960s to the present is perfectly in tune with discussions on social justice. > more
Fun wizarding activities channel the magic of changing the world in this social action curriculum. > more
D'Oh, God!
This year, Follen Church wanted to re-invigorate its programs for older elementary and middle school classes – and hopefully boost participation and attendance. We ordered “Harry and UU” and “D’Oh God!” and were thrilled with the response from our youth: attendance bounced up, creativity soared, and the discussions were deep and values-based. Thank you, Karen Hager, for creating curricula that have made a difference in Follen’s religious education programs!
~ Deborah Weiner, Interim Director of Religious Education, Follen Church UU, Lexington, MA
"I recommend The Fifth Dimension for middle school - watching episodes of The Twilight Zone and discussing . . . We also have programming for preschoolers and elementary and youth spread throughout the week but Fifth Dimension is by far the most popular."
~ Liz Roper, Director of Lifespan Religious Education, Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, Morristown, NJ
"Fifth Dimension is by far the most popular curriculum we use. We offer it every other year for middle school, and the volunteers love it. It's easy to use, engaging, and still relevant after all these years!"
~ Gina Campellone, Director of Religious Education, Unitarian Universalist Society: East. Manchester, CT
Testimonials
CARTUUNS
Unleash the creativity of Minecraft to bring more fun to your world religions classes. > more
The MSYG Playbook
The Magic of UU
ChUUrchcraft
The second curriculum to use the animated series The Simpsons, this time for social justice discussions. > more
Popular storybooks are used as the basis for this first introduction to the 7 UU Principles for preschoolers. > more
Principled Music
Animated shorts from Pixar and Disney for fun discussions of values, ethics, and feelings. > more
Curriculum
The original middle school curriculum using The Simpsons as the basis for discussion of religious topics > more
A full RE year of great Middle School Youth Group meeting ideas. > more