Learning numbers is a skill all preschoolers and kindergartners are taught. Right now at home I’m teaching a 1st grader skip counting (with my cool Catholic Skip Counting Folders) and it occurred to me I could use the same images to teach numbers to my preschooler. Ok, technically he’s 2, and I’m not so much …
I’ve been busy, busy, busy this summer getting ready for baby #3, planning school for this fall (a 1st grader! where has the time gone?), and writing for Catholic Schoolhouse’s blog. Speaking of Catholic Schoolhouse, math in each of the 3 year cycles reviews the times tables or skip counting up to 12’s. This …
To keep going with fun printables teaching the works of mercy in this Jubilee Year of Mercy, I’ve made a minibook of the Spiritual Works of Mercy! Spiritual works of mercy minibook (For the best results, download and save to your computer. Print from a pdf viewing program like Adobe Acrobat, and choose ‘actual’ under …
Peg dolls have been a favorite little toy inspiring lots of creativity here ever since we participated in a swap in the summer. They participate in parades, function as families, schools, and even voted when we learned about how the Greeks were the first to use Democracy back around 500BC. Anyway, I decided to make …
Want a fun way to personalize Christmas cards from your children to loved ones? Print these easy coloring Christmas Cards! Nativity Christmas Coloring Card Christmas Tree Card For the best results, please click and save to your computer before printing. Sometimes the letters don’t print correctly if you just print it from your browser. …
Thanksgiving is right around the corner! There are a ton of cool turkey crafts out there to celebrate this day, but sadly there are not as many religious printables. During this time of Thanksgiving, lets remember to thank our creator, our provider and our comfort, Our Heavenly Father. I made a simple coloring sheet …
I thought it’d be fun if Saint Elizabeth of Hungary’s basket could change between roses and bread in a coloring page, so I came up with this Magic Slider Printable! If you don’t know the story of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, it’s one of my favorite miracles (I guess I have a lot of favorites). …
The last sacrament I have for you is Anointing of the Sick. In the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, health and strength are given to the soul and sometimes the body. The priest anoints the person in need with oil and prays for them. It’s important for us to all remember the ill and …
