Turnkey 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 formation and classroom culture
  • Strengthens self-control, empathy, and peaceful peer relationships
  • Works for morning meetings, religion/virtue focus, guidance, or transitions.
  • No training required
Demo/Digital Preview Request
Preview Kit & Grant Guide
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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, courage, gratitude.

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

Your school can build a shared language for calm, reflection, and compassionate choices, especially in grades K - 3.

Perfect for These Programs

K-3 Classrooms

Counseling / Student Support

Virtue of the Month Integration

Family Faith and Formation Nights

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Demo/Digital Preview Request
Preview Kit and Grant Guide

FAQs

Will this support our Catholic identity?

Each story includes a fully scripted mini-lesson (15–20 minutes), so no expertise is required.

Content is values-supportive, integrates with your virtue focus; not theology curriculum.

Digital downloads via QR code (activity sheets, posters, family at-home activities) are included, so families can use them at home as well as in the library.

If funding is limited, you’re not alone. Schools often fund Labyrinth Adventures through:

  • Parish Donors
  • Annual Fund
  • Diocesan Grants
  • Catholic Foundations
  • Donor Sponsorship

 

We’re happy to help you explore the best option for your setting.

Yes. The short, predictable structure helps children know what’s coming next (story → quick discussion → simple activity), which supports smoother transitions.