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by Olivia Spears

How to Keep Toddlers Busy During Homeschool | 10 Practical Ideas for Moms

Trying to homeschool with a toddler at home? These simple, realistic strategies will help you keep your toddler happily occupied, so you can actually get through your homeschool day.

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Catholic Picture Books for April

Looking for Catholic Picture Books for the Month of April? Here is a list of beautiful resources we curated specially for you!

by Olivia Spears

Why We Decided to Homeschool

In this blog post, I briefly tell the story of how we decided to homeschool and what made the difference for me when I wasn't so sure about it...

by Nelly Sosa

10 Catholic Picture Books for the Easter Season

Easter doesn't have to end the day after Easter Sunday. Let's keep Jesus' victory and his unfailing love in our kids' hearts all through the season sharing with them these beautiful Catholic picture books.

by Olivia Spears

The Theological Importance of Celebrating the Octaves

Curious about why Catholics celebrate the Christmas Octave and Easter Octave? Learn the important theological reason and ways to enter in as a family!

by Olivia Spears

Montessori-Style Holy Week for Children

Holy Week is the most sacred time of the liturgical year. Learn how you can dive deep into the Mysteries through a Montessori-style approach!

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by Olivia Spears

Our Favorite Liturgical Living Resources

There are many great liturgical living books out there, but how to choose from the masses? Today, we will share some of our favorite liturgical living resources for you and your family. These books are an absolute treasure trove and should be included not only in your school day, but day-to-day life!

by Olivia Spears

Memorizing Scripture with Your Kids (Why + Where to Start)

Just as we sit around the campfire and tell stories we have heard and memorized, we can do the same with Scripture! Just as one would recite a poem or story aloud, we should be able to recite God's Word. We memorize the multiplication tables, simple addition problems, and the metrics system. Wouldn't it make sense then, as Catholics, to include Scripture memorization with the other things we encourage our children to commit to memory?

by Olivia Spears

Level Two Book List

The complete book list for Into the Deep: Level Two. These books are completely optional and are not necessary to use the resource. If you want to extend the catechesis by reading living picture books and chapter books that touch on the story or theme from particular lessons, these are for you!

by Olivia Spears

The Importance of Sacred Art in Catechesis

Since the beginning of time, art has been employed by all cultures as a means to express themselves. In the history of the Catholic Church, art has always been a contributing factor in catechetical formation. Sacred art expresses some Truth about the Faith in picture form. The Nativity scene, for example, can be described verbally, but when it is captured in a beautiful picture, frozen in one moment for all time, it has a profound impact on the human mind and heart.

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