However, I'll do my best to link to the resources I made or used. If you have a question about something, like how I did the fold or where I got the resource, please ask in the comments and I can probably tell you what I did.
For the basic structure of the pages I used this nice free Prayer Lapbook.
It has some basic questions and answers (what is prayer, where do we pray, etc) and then a section on the Lord's Prayer as a model or pattern for prayer. (I'm going to post that part in another post so this doesn't get too long).
The prayer lapbook is not a Catholic resource, though, so I made some modifications. I wanted to include some of the Catholic doctrine on prayer, so I formatted some of the Baltimore Catechism questions and answers. I didn't use everything I put here, just the ones I wanted for the present.
Here's the formatted version:
Catechism on Prayer
You can find many of the folds I used at Homeschool Share Free Templates.
Many of them were also in the prayer lapbook.
Page 1:
What is Prayer, When Should We Pray, Why We Pray, Does God Hear Our Prayers, How to Pray
Trifold book: What is Prayer? It uses the prayer lapbook and includes the Catechism teaching on prayer.
Prayer is the lifting up of our minds and hearts to God.
Wheel book: When Should we Pray? I put some of the catechism answers like "morning and night", "in times of temptation", "at mass". They can also be found in the printable above.
Inside view of petal book: How to Pray, using the catechism
Inside view of another type of petal book: Why We Pray, using the catechism
Page 2
Where to Pray, Memorized Prayers, Praying in Our Own Words, Who Should We Pray For?, How God Answers Prayers
Close-up of circle fold book: How God answers prayers.
Triangle flap (I just made that one) of Praying in our Own Words
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