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Four years ago (in 2015), I created the original Saint Patrick Printables and Worksheets Packet. I have been working on a new update to the packet and this post. I’m excited that the Saint Patrick Printables and Worksheets Packet has gone from 18-pages to 45-pages with updated graphics! Saint Patrick’s Day is coming up on March 17th, so he seemed… Read More
Four years ago, I created the original Saint Valentine Printables and Worksheets Packet. I have been working on a new update to the packet. I’m excited that the Saint Valentine Printables and Worksheets Packet has gone from 14-pages to 35-pages with updated graphics! Saint Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching on February 14th. While it includes things like valentine cards and… Read More
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Printables and Worksheet Packet Post Preview: This post shares about a 27 page packet featuring 25 pages of printables and worksheets all themed around Saint Elizabeth of Hungary. There are also other ideas for learning about saints. The St. Elizabeth of Hungary printables and worksheets packet was the second saints printables packet that I ever made… Read More
Right in time for getting ready for the 2018 – 2019 school year, I have updated the Daily Learning Notebook and Calendar Printables Packet for Catholic Kids to change the dated items to July 2018 – June 2019. As before, the packet still includes undated pages for every dated page it contains as well. Even though some of the graphics show the pages with… Read More
It seems like it’s been a long time since I’ve had a new Catholic Saint Packet, but now I have a new one today. I’m very excited to present the Saint Pope John Paul II Printables and Worksheet Packet! I couldn’t quite decide how to go with the name wording on this one, since there’s Saint Pope John Paul II,… Read More
One of our first few Catholic Printables Packets was a Saint Agnes Printables Packet. Eric has been going back and redrawing some of his original saint drawings, which means that I’ve then been updating the older packets and posts. Since the feast day of Saint Agnes is coming up on January 21st, she seemed like a great saint to update. This… Read More