A Math Readiness Workbook for Catholic Children

This workbook introduces basic numbers and number concepts while also linking numbers with Catholic doctrine in your children’s minds! Little Folks’ Number Practice includes:

• Practice in writing the numbers 1-10, in standard and alternate forms
• Practice in counting the numbers 1-10
• Illustrations designed to be colored–a fun activity that reinforces the lesson
• Introduction to sequencing and simple addition at the end of the workbook

A daily schedule for this core text is available in CHC Lesson Plans for Kindergarten.

This colorful, pre-writing workbook introduces the preschool child to numbers, shapes, and patterns through multi-sensory learning activities, featuring:

• Coloring-book format
• Number/Shape tiles with numbers on the front and colored shapes on the back:
  • Practice recognizing numbers in different fonts and sizes
  • Use as manipulatives in activities
• Hands-on activities, including:
  • Making decorated number cards
• Active learning games, including:
  • Searching for objects that start with the featured letter sound
  • Sorting number/shape tiles to practice numbers, shapes, and patterns
• Full-color Image Bank

This workbook sparks interest and improves retention by engaging as many senses as possible in fun, active, hands-on activities.

A daily schedule for this core text is available in CHC Lesson Plans for Preschool.

Children ages 8-18 will enjoy digging into these word puzzles! There are different themes from which to pick, but all focus on some aspect of our Catholic Faith. For example, if you want an appropriate puzzle for the month of May (in honor of Mary), look in the “Blessed Virgin’s Puzzle Patch.” If you’re studying Scripture, check the “Scriptural Puzzle Patch.”

77 word puzzles to intrigue and educate, organized into the following “puzzle patches”:

• The Godly Puzzle Patch
• The Scriptural Puzzle Patch
• The Blessed Virgin’s Puzzle Patch
• The Saints and Virtues Puzzle Patch
• Catholic Life and Traditions Puzzle Patch

Gardens are meant to grow good things. The purpose of this “puzzle garden” is to encourage critical-thinking and spelling and to immerse the puzzler in the rich fragrance of our Catholic faith. Each puzzle makes a ready-to-go handout for enrichment or review!

Permission is granted to make additional copies of the puzzles for immediate family members.