Twenty-Six Letters to Heaven: A Catholic Preschool Curriculum Paperback – April 9, 2013

Wonderful catholic curriculum for preschoolers. It includes activities for faith, reading, writing, math and science

So hands on! Coloring sheets in the back of the book and for each letter it has a list of saint names that start with that letter, activities as well as recipes! For instance, for the letter B it has a recipe for blueberry muffins!

We have been using this program for almost 4 weeks, and I love it! My son loves it as well. With the lists of books, and suggested ideas for projects and crafts, it makes the homschooling process not filled with tons of pressure for a first time Mommie and first time Homeschooler! I love the virtues and Saints for the week. Great way to school, and introduce my 3 year old to the mysteries of the Faith. It really is a great tool, and great place to start if you are a first time homeschooler, or if you just need a some fun ideas to keep the kids learning outside of public/private schools. It offers the ability to finely tune your child's education to their speed, and where they are at developmentally, all the while learning the basics of ABC's, 123's, The Holy Trinity, The Holy Family, and The Holy Saints!

LOVE this curriculum!!! I am currently on X x week and and am truly sad that we’re nearly done. I came to check the reviews in search of ideas for the next fun catholic curriculum that we will do (other than workbooks) I SO wish there was a part II to this!! Maybe one for numbers? Maybe a slightly higher level? I couldn’t live this more!

We have really been enjoying this curriculum at our house. My daughter is only 3, but we needed just a little structure for our days (I stay at home, and we plan on homeschooling for at least preschool). We have been primarily focusing on doing a few crafts a week about the letter, and reading lots of the books. My kiddo is not yet interested in handwriting or memorizing the scripture verses, but we may go through the curriculum again when she is older and add more of the activities. Highly recommended for Catholic parents, especially those like me who want to encourage their child's learning but are not naturally creative or crafty.

I had high hopes after having a friend recommend. I like all of the ideas in the book, however it feels a little more difficult than preschool level? If I had more children, I could absolutely use this for my preschooler and older children as the activities, virtues and bible verses would work for all ages (which is great, don't get me wrong, just doesn't meet my needs at the moment). I am a little disappointed that there aren't pictures or practice pages in the book, but there are so many practice books out there it's not a huge deal. This will be an excellent toolbook as I start teaching my preschooler this year, but it will be more of a supplement than my entire curriculum.

Love this little Catholic curriculum! I love it because everything has already been thought through and planned out for you. I also love it’s simplicity and that you can also tweak it to what fits your child the best. Truly a little Catholic learning gem ❤️

This bookReally is a gem.Wish I had it three kids ago. It's everythingYou need for preschool, and doubles up as morning time with all the family, since you study bible verses and saints.Younger kids like to join in ok the crafts, and my older daughter leads the littleOnes in making the recipes. TheBooklist is also nice. It includesBooks from fiar, catholic mosaic, and others the author suggests. It is easy toImplement, and ,Other that having supplies ready,Pretty much open and go.