Little Saints - A Catholic Preschool Program

Recommended by Laura Berquist, Author of Designing Your Own Classical Curriculum, Director of Mother of Divine Grace School and Francis Crotty, Co-founder of Kolbe Academy and the National Association of Private Catholic Independent Schools (NAPCIS)

      With its multi-sensory, integrated learning approach, Little Saints gives three-to-five-year-olds a
    solid foundation of academic readiness skills and a broad knowledge base upon which to build.
    Encouraging the child's love for learning, the program prepares the child for formal academics
    with a natural, built-in format of beginning phonics, math readiness, and the essential skills which
    enhance and streamline the learning process.

            "Once in a while a truly exceptional book comes into your life . . . the weekly lessons are
            easy to follow and the Art Projects and Learning Games are so much fun! It is such a joy
            to watch the delight in my little girls eyes . . . I wish I had this book years ago for my
            older children. Little Saints is a gift to all parents for their children."

Why Little Saints?

      Employing time-proven, classical disciplines and many kinds of age-appropriate learning methods
    including Charlotte Mason and Montessori methodologies, the Little Saints program substantially
    increases the preschooler's knowledge and understanding while gently developing important foundational
    readiness skills - something preschool workbooks can't do.

         And, Little Saints has been especially designed to be used in the most natural and loving learning
    environment of all - the home. The program fits naturally into family life as it develops the child's
    love for learning and love for the faith.

"I am ordering this for my sister . . . my son and I are already using it and we are having a
ball! He calls me his teacher!"

Recommended by Dr. Diane Keenan, Education Department
Chair, Franciscan University of Steubenville.
Little Saints is also recommended by and used in Catholic
schools across the country.