Many Saints, Many Ways: Multiple Intelligences Activities for Grades 1 to 6 offers catechists and other religious educators the chance to explore the inspiring lives of many of the greatest saints of our Christian faith using the most timely of learning style approaches. We know that children learn in many different ways, using a combination of learning styles. This resource draws on the latest research surrounding the concept of Multiple Intelligences and offers appropriate exercises, activities, and other lesson ideas that fit each of the eight styles. Hence, a unit on Saint Francis of Assisi includes singing and body movements for those who learn best in the bodily/kinesthetic approach, creating a bird feeder for those who are primarily naturalists, and puppet making for learners who are more visual/spatial. Twelve saints -- one for each month -- are included in the resource. Of course, no one learns exclusively by any one intelligence or learning style. These exercises, activities, and lessons are easily adaptable and enjoyable for all children in the primary and intermediate grades. An index lists activities under several different learning and curriculum categories. While the activities in Many Saints, Many Ways are mainly intended for students in grades 1 to 6, they may be easily adapted for use with adolescents, either in large or small group settings. Book jacket.