Storybook Kits Catholic Teachers and Students Love
Bring Calm, Compassion, and Virtue-Aligned Skill Building to K-3 Classrooms
Story-based SEL that supports your Catholic mission, no additional training required.
- CASEL-aligned
- Supports virtue and faith formation
- Strengthens the whole child: mind, body, heart, and soul.
- Works for morning meetings, religion/virtue focus, guidance, or transitions.
- No training required
All-In-One Storybook Solution
Average session: 15–20 minutes | Grades K-1 and 2-3 versions available
(Bulk pricing available)
16 Storybooks
Posters + Cards + Games
Digital Access to Printables
Why Catholic Schools Love It
Faith Friendly Characters
Stories reinforce virtues like, kindness, patience, perseverance, courage, gratitude, self-control and compassion.
Easy for Teachers
No additional training required, ready to teach immediately.
Flexible Formats Built for Real Groups
Use for morning meeting, religion/virtue block, counseling groups, aftercare
Perfect for These Programs
K-3 Classrooms
Counseling / Student Support
Virtue of the Month Integration
Family Faith and Formation Nights
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FAQs
Will this support our Catholic identity?
Yes. Labyrinth Adventures is designed to support the values Catholic schools already teach—including prudence, fortitude, temperance, justice, charity, kindness, patience, compassion, perseverance, gratitude, and respect for others.
The stories help children practice reflection, empathy, thoughtful decision-making, and caring for one another—skills that naturally reinforce a Catholic school’s commitment to forming the whole child: mind, body, heart, and soul.
Many Catholic educators have shared that the program complements their mission rather than competing with it, helping students pause, reflect, and choose compassionate responses in daily classroom life.
Will we need special training?
No special training is required.
Each storybook includes a fully scripted 15–20 minute lesson, along with simple prompts and optional activities. Teachers, counselors, and staff can implement the lessons immediately without additional professional development.
Most educators find the format easy to integrate into existing routines such as morning meeting, reflection time, guidance lessons, or transitions between activities.
Is it religious content?
Labyrinth Adventures is values-supportive but not a theology curriculum.
The stories focus on universal character and social-emotional skills such as empathy, courage, patience, gratitude, and peaceful problem-solving. Because of this, Catholic schools can easily integrate the lessons alongside their faith formation, virtue programs, or religion classes.
Many schools pair the stories with their virtue-of-the-month themes or reflection activities.
How does this help behavior / classroom management?
The program helps children develop the self-regulation skills that prevent many classroom disruptions before they escalate.
Students learn simple strategies such as breathing, grounding, reflection, and positive self-talk. These tools help them pause, manage strong emotions, and return to learning more quickly.
Teachers report that the program supports:
smoother transitions between activities
fewer reactive behaviors
improved listening and participation
stronger peer relationships
Many educators also report more teachable minutes during the day because students learn how to calm themselves and refocus.
Can we use it with our faith formation themes?
Yes. Many Catholic schools integrate Labyrinth Adventures with their virtue-of-the-month programs or character education themes.
For example, stories can connect naturally with virtues such as:
kindness
perseverance
courage
gratitude
patience
compassion
The lessons also include reflection prompts that can easily connect to classroom discussions about making good choices and caring for others.
Can families access resources or just our staff?
Both are possible.
Teachers and staff receive full access to all program materials, including digital resources and printable activities. Schools can also choose to share optional family reflection pages and take-home activities that help reinforce the same emotional and behavioral skills at home.
This allows children to practice the same language and strategies both at school and with their families.
We don't have the funding.
You’re not alone—many schools use creative funding solutions for classroom resources.
Labyrinth Adventures kits are often funded through:
Catholic education foundations
parish or parishioner donations
annual fund or advancement campaigns
PTO/PSO support
local community foundations
classroom sponsorships from donors
We provide a grant and funding guide specifically for Catholic schools that includes ready-to-use language and ideas for securing support.
Does this help with transitions and routines?
Yes. Many teachers use the stories and tools to create calm routines during the school day.
The short lessons and simple strategies work well for:
morning meeting or opening prayer time
transitions between subjects
calming the classroom after recess or lunch
resetting after moments of frustration or conflict
Because the tools are consistent and easy for children to remember, they help build a shared classroom language for calm, focus, and respectful behavior.