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Communion-themed educational activity sheet for children, including a word find, shadow game, and cross decoration.

A black-and-white religious activity worksheet featuring a chalice, bread, and a cross, with sections for a word search, shadow game, and writing words using "Cup" and "Bread."

A black-and-white religious activity worksheet featuring a chalice, bread, and a cross, with sections for a word search, shadow game, and writing words using "Cup" and "Bread."

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This image is a religious-themed activity sheet centered around the Christian sacrament of Communion. It includes several engaging exercises for children to learn about the meaning of Communion through word games and creative activities. Let's go through each section and solve the tasks:

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1. "See how many new words you can make using the letters from these two words: Cup, Bread"



Words provided:
- Cup → C, U, P
- Bread → B, R, E, A, D

We need to form as many valid English words as possible using only the letters from these two words.

Available letters: C, U, P, B, R, E, A, D

Let’s find possible combinations:

#### Possible words:
- cup
- bread
- cupboard (uses all letters: C, U, P, B, O, R, D — but we don’t have 'O'! So invalid)
- Wait: we don't have an 'O'. So cupboard is not possible.
- cup
- bread
- cup + bcub
- cup + acap
- cup + dcup already used
- breadbed, red, are, bar, bad, be, ad, da, era, rap, pea, pad, etc.

Let’s list valid words:

One-letter words:
- a, b, d, e, p, r, u

Two-letter words:
- be, ed, up, pe, pa, re, da, ab, er, ar, ad, ba, de, pe, ru, bu, ap, do, um, me (but no 'm'), so skip.

Valid two-letter:
- be, ed, up, pe, pa, re, da, ab, er, ar, ad, ba, de, pa, ru, bu, ap

Three-letter words:
- cup, bed, red, bar, bad, cap, cab, bra, era, pad, rap, rep, are, bee, dub, bur, par, pub, bud, dab, ear, cup, pep (no second 'p'? We have only one 'p') — so no.

Wait: we have only one P, one U, one C, one B, one R, one E, one A, one D — so no repeated letters unless they appear in both words.

But “cup” has one P, “bread” has no P — so total one P. Similarly, only one E, one A, etc.

So, no repeating letters.

Now valid three-letter words:
- cup
- bed
- red
- bar
- bad
- cap
- cab
- bra
- era
- pad
- rap
- rep
- are
- bee (need two Es) — only one E
- dub (D, U, B)
- bur (B, U, R)
- par
- pub (P, U, B)
- bud (B, U, D)
- dab (D, A, B)
- ear (E, A, R)

Four-letter words:
- bread
- cube (no 'e' twice? No — we have only one 'e')
- cup + d → cupd? no
- bead (B, E, A, D)
- bare (B, A, R, E)
- pear (P, E, A, R)
- bear (B, E, A, R)
- cape (C, A, P, E)
- care (C, A, R, E)
- cape, care, pear, bear, bare, bead

Five-letter words:
- bread
- beard (B, E, A, R, D)
- brace (no 'c' and 's') — we have C, but no S
- cadre (no 's', 'k')
- cup + bread → no five-letter word with all letters?

Wait: can we make cupboard? Needs 'o' — no.
crumb? No 'm'
crust? No 's', 't'

So likely only beard is a five-letter word.

Six-letter word?
- cupboard — needs 'o', 'b' — we have 'b' but no 'o' — invalid
- bread + cup = 8 letters, but no six-letter word using all?

Try: cupboard — no 'o' — impossible.

So best: beard

Any others? cuber? No 'r' twice? We have only one R.

So likely:

List of valid words (from letters C,U,P,B,R,E,A,D):

- a, b, d, e, p, r, u
- be, ed, up, pe, pa, re, da, ab, er, ar, ad, ba, de, pa, ru, bu, ap
- cup, bed, red, bar, bad, cap, cab, bra, era, pad, rap, rep, are, dub, bur, par, pub, bud, dab, ear
- bread, bead, bare, bear, pear, cape, care
- beard

That’s quite a few!

You could write down any subset — this is just for fun.

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2. Shadow Game – What am I?



There are three shadow images:

1. Chalice (Cup) → The shape is a chalice with a cross on top → Answer: Cup
2. Bread (Host) → A round piece with dots → Answer: Bread
3. Wine or grapes? → Looks like a cluster of leaves or grapes → Answer: Grapes (or wine)

But wait — the third shadow looks like leaves, possibly grape leaves. In communion, it's often wine (from grapes), so likely:

- 1. Cup
- 2. Bread
- 3. Grapes (or wine)

But since the first two are labeled "Cup" and "Bread", maybe the third is grapes?

Alternatively, if it's a leaf, maybe vine or leaf, but more likely grapes.

So answers:
1. Cup
2. Bread
3. Grapes

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3. Word Find Fun!



We have a word search grid with words to find:

Word list:
- HOLY
- JESUS
- TOMAS (likely typo for THOMAS?)
- EASTER
- ANGEL
- BREAD
- RISEN
- BELIEVE
- DONKEY
- CROSS
- PALM

Let’s look at the grid:

```
C N T R S E T Y O P
I A E L A K S A A
K E M H F K V O Y L
V R B N O C I Y M
N E O K R E C O E
E I P H O L Y K I R
S L P S M J E S U S
I E S I E T O M B T
R B R E A D E G A
F N K R E T S A E C
```

Let’s find the words:

#### 1. HOLY → Look for H-O-L-Y
- Row 6: `E I P H O L Y K I R` → positions 4–7: HOLY

#### 2. JESUS → J-E-S-U-S
- Row 7: `S L P S M J E S U S` → starts at position 6: JESUS

#### 3. TOMAS? But likely meant THOMAS? But "TOMAS" isn't standard. Maybe TOMB?
- Look for TOMB → Row 8: `I E S I E T O M B T` → positions 6–9: TOMB
- But the list says "TOMAS" — probably a typo for TOMB or THOMAS — but TOMB is there.

Wait — TOMB is in the list? No — the list says TOMAS, which might be a misspelling of THOMAS.

But in the grid, TOMB appears: row 8, columns 6–9: T-O-M-B → TOMB

But TOMAS is not found. Maybe it's THOMAS?

Look for THOMAS:
- T, H, O, M, A, S
- Try row 5: `N E O K R E C O E` — no
- Row 4: `V R B N O C I Y M` — no
- Row 6: `E I P H O L Y K I R` — has H,O,L,Y — not helpful
- Row 7: `S L P S M J E S U S` — no
- Row 8: `I E S I E T O M B T` — has T,O,M,B — but no H,A,S

No THOMAS.

But TOMB is present — maybe TOMAS is a typo?

Alternatively, perhaps TOMAS is meant to be TOMB?

Or maybe it's TOMAS as in a name, but not in the grid.

Wait — check TOMAS in the grid:

T-O-M-A-S

Try column-wise or diagonally?

Row 9: `R B R E A D E G A` — no

Row 10: `F N K R E T S A E C` — has T,S,A,E,C — maybe?

Look at column 7:
- Row 1: Y
- Row 2: A
- Row 3: V
- Row 4: Y
- Row 5: C
- Row 6: K
- Row 7: S
- Row 8: B
- Row 9: E
- Row 10: A

No.

Perhaps TOMAS is not there — maybe it's TOMB instead?

But the list says TOMAS — maybe a mistake.

Let’s assume it's TOMB — found

#### 4. EASTER
- E-A-S-T-E-R
- Look for it horizontally, vertically, diagonally
- Row 1: C N T R S E T Y O P → has E,T — but not full
- Row 2: I A E L A K S A A — has A,E
- Row 3: K E M H F K V O Y L — E,M,H,F,K,V,O,Y,L
- Row 4: V R B N O C I Y M
- Row 5: N E O K R E C O E
- Row 6: E I P H O L Y K I R
- Row 7: S L P S M J E S U S
- Row 8: I E S I E T O M B T
- Row 9: R B R E A D E G A
- Row 10: F N K R E T S A E C

Try vertical?

Column 1: C,I,K,V,N,E,S,I,R,F — no

Try diagonal?

Or look for EASTER — maybe backwards?

Check row 10: F N K R E T S A E C — has R,E,T,S,A,E,C — not helpful

Wait — row 9: R B R E A D E G A — has E,A,D,E,G,A — not EASTER

Row 8: I E S I E T O M B T — has E,S,I,E,T,O,M,B,T — has E,S,T,O,M,B — close to TOMB, but not EASTER

Wait — what about EASTER?

Maybe it's hidden diagonally?

Try starting at row 1, col 8: Y → then down-right?

Not promising.

Wait — let’s try EASTER backwards? Not likely.

Alternative: maybe EASTER is not in the grid?

But it should be.

Wait — look at row 9: `R B R E A D E G A` — has EAD — not helpful

Wait — row 10: `F N K R E T S A E C` — has E T S A E — almost

But not EASTER.

Wait — maybe it’s EASTER going down?

Column 4: R, L, F, O, R, O, M, I, D, S — no

Column 5: S, A, K, C, E, L, J, E, E, A — has S,A,K,C,E,L,J,E,E,A — no

Wait — perhaps EASTER is written as E A S T E R

Try row 1: C N T R S E T Y O P — has S,E,T — but not in order

Row 1: positions: 5=S, 6=E, 7=T — that’s S,E,T — but not E,A,S,T,E,R

No.

Wait — maybe EASTER is not there? That can't be.

Wait — look at row 8: `I E S I E T O M B T`

Wait — EASTER — let’s try to find it.

Wait — perhaps EASTER is spelled across multiple rows?

Another idea: EASTER — maybe it's in the last few rows.

Wait — row 9: `R B R E A D E G A` — has E,A,D,E,G,A

Row 10: `F N K R E T S A E C` — has E,T,S,A,E,C

Still no.

Wait — look at column 6:
Row 1: T
Row 2: A
Row 3: K
Row 4: C
Row 5: E
Row 6: L
Row 7: E
Row 8: O
Row 9: D
Row 10: T — no

Wait — what about ANGEL?

A-N-G-E-L

Look for it.

Row 1: C N T R S E T Y O P — has N, T, R, S, E — no G

Row 2: I A E L A K S A A — has A,E,L — but not G

Row 3: K E M H F K V O Y L — has E,M,H,F,K,V,O,Y,L — no G

Row 4: V R B N O C I Y M — no

Row 5: N E O K R E C O E — no

Row 6: E I P H O L Y K I R — has E,I,P,H,O,L,Y,K,I,R — no G

Row 7: S L P S M J E S U S — no

Row 8: I E S I E T O M B T — no

Row 9: R B R E A D E G A — has G at end? Yes! Last letter is A — no G

Row 10: F N K R E T S A E C — no G

Wait — ANGEL — maybe not present?

But it should be.

Wait — look at row 1: `C N T R S E T Y O P` — no

Wait — maybe ANGEL is written as A-N-G-E-L

Is there a G anywhere?

Row 9: `R B R E A D E G A` — yes! Position 8: G

So G is at row 9, col 8

Then look for A,N,G,E,L

Row 9: R B R E A D E G A — so at col 5: A, col 6: D, col 7: E, col 8: G, col 9: A

So E,G,A — not helpful

But maybe ANGEL is not in the grid?

Wait — perhaps ANGEL is not in the grid?

But let's check BREAD — yes, row 9: `R B R E A D E G A` — has B R E A D — positions 2 to 6: B,R,E,A,D — BREAD

Yes! Row 9: B R E A D → cols 2–6

So BREAD

Similarly, CROSS — C-R-O-S-S

Look for it.

Row 1: C N T R S E T Y O P — has C, R, S — but not together

Row 1: C (col1), R (col4), S (col5) — not consecutive

Row 2: I A E L A K S A A — has S at col7

Row 3: K E M H F K V O Y L — has O, Y, L

Row 4: V R B N O C I Y M — has R, B, N, O, C, I, Y, M

Row 5: N E O K R E C O E — has O, K, R, E, C, O, E

Row 6: E I P H O L Y K I R — has O, L, Y, K, I, R

Row 7: S L P S M J E S U S — has S, L, P, S, M, J, E, S, U, S

Row 8: I E S I E T O M B T — has O, M, B, T

Row 9: R B R E A D E G A — has R, B, R, E, A, D, E, G, A

Row 10: F N K R E T S A E C — has R, E, T, S, A, E, C

Wait — CROSS — C-R-O-S-S

Try row 10: F N K R E T S A E C — has R, E, T, S, A, E, C — no O

Row 9: no O

Row 8: O at col 7? Row 8: I E S I E T O M B T — col 7: O — yes

Col 7: O

Then look for C-R-O-S-S

Maybe start at row 5, col 4: K, then col 5: R — no

Wait — perhaps CROSS is not in the grid?

But PALM?

P-A-L-M

Look for P

Row 1: P at col 10: O P — col 10: P

Row 1: col 10: P

Row 2: col 10: A

Row 3: col 10: L

Row 4: col 10: M

Oh! Column 10:
Row 1: P
Row 2: A
Row 3: L
Row 4: M

So P-A-L-M down column 10 → PALM

So PALM is down column 10, rows 1–4

Similarly, BELIEVE — B-E-L-I-E-V-E

Look for it.

Row 9: R B R E A D E G A — has B at col 2, E at col 4, col 7 — but not sequence

Row 8: I E S I E T O M B T — has E, S, I, E, T, O, M, B, T

Row 7: S L P S M J E S U S — has S, L, P, S, M, J, E, S, U, S

Wait — row 7: col 2: L, col 3: P — no

Wait — DONKEY — D-O-N-K-E-Y

Look for D

Row 9: D at col 6

Row 8: no D

Row 7: no

Row 6: no

Row 5: no

Row 4: no

Row 3: no

Row 2: no

Row 1: no

Only D at row 9, col 6

Then O? Row 9, col 7: E — no

Row 9: R B R E A D E G A — col 6: D, col 7: E — so D,E

No O nearby.

Wait — maybe DONKEY is not there?

But RISEN — R-I-S-E-N

Look for R, I, S, E, N

Row 7: S L P S M J E S U S — has S, L, P, S, M, J, E, S, U, S — has S, E

Row 6: E I P H O L Y K I R — has I, P, H, O, L, Y, K, I, R — has I, R

Row 5: N E O K R E C O E — has N, E, O, K, R, E, C, O, E — has N, E, R

So R-I-S-E-N — maybe down?

Row 5, col 5: R

Row 6, col 5: O — no

Row 5, col 6: E

Row 6, col 6: L — no

Not working.

Wait — perhaps RISEN is not there?

But CROSS — maybe not?

Wait — let’s look again.

Perhaps EASTER is in the grid.

Wait — row 1: C N T R S E T Y O P — has S, E, T — but not in order

Wait — maybe EASTER is written as E A S T E R — but not found.

Wait — perhaps EASTER is not in the grid? That seems odd.

But let’s check the word list again:

- HOLY (row 6)
- JESUS (row 7)
- TOMAS (maybe typo for TOMB? TOMB is in row 8: T O M B)
- EASTER
- ANGEL
- BREAD (row 9)
- RISEN
- BELIEVE
- DONKEY
- CROSS
- PALM (column 10)

So only HOLY, JESUS, BREAD, PALM are clearly found.

But TOMB is in row 8: positions 6–9: T O M B — so if TOMAS is a typo for TOMB, then

Otherwise, TOMAS is missing.

But EASTER — perhaps it's EASTER backwards?

Or maybe it's in a different direction.

Wait — look at row 1: C N T R S E T Y O P

From left: C, N, T, R, S, E, T, Y, O, P

Doesn't help.

Wait — maybe EASTER is not there.

But let's assume some are typos or misreads.

Alternatively, maybe the grid has errors.

But for now, based on visible letters, we can confirm:

- HOLY → row 6, cols 4–7
- JESUS → row 7, cols 6–10
- BREAD → row 9, cols 2–6
- PALM → column 10, rows 1–4
- TOMB → row 8, cols 6–9 (if "TOMAS" is a typo)

Others may not be present or require diagonal search.

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4. Decorate the Cross



This is a coloring activity — no solution needed, just decorate the cross.

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Summary of Solutions



1. Word Make from "Cup" and "Bread"
Use letters: C, U, P, B, R, E, A, D
Examples: cup, bread, bed, red, bar, bad, cap, cab, bra, era, pad, rap, rep, are, dub, bur, par, pub, bud, dab, ear, bead, bare, bear, pear, cape, care, beard

2. Shadow Game
1. Cup
2. Bread
3. Grapes (or wine)

3. Word Find Fun
Found:
- HOLY → row 6, cols 4–7
- JESUS → row 7, cols 6–10
- BREAD → row 9, cols 2–6
- PALM → column 10, rows 1–4
- TOMB → row 8, cols 6–9 (assuming "TOMAS" is a typo)
Others may not be present or require more complex search.

4. Decorate the Cross → Creative activity.

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This worksheet teaches children about Communion through engaging activities, reinforcing the symbols of cup (wine) and bread, and connecting them to Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection.
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