Catholic
The CHC Approach
If we do not teach our children to know, love, and serve God, all the academics are for nothing. CHC materials are designed to foster good character and a rich Catholic environment in the home.
Why is it important to use Catholic materials?
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Some Catholic homeschool providers recommend mostly secular or Protestant materials, arguing that there is no such thing as “Catholic” grammar, spelling, or geography. Is it really such a big deal to have Catholic content in these subjects?
While it is true that there are no “Catholic” grammar rules or geography facts, as Catholics, our Faith should permeate every facet of our lives. This does not mean that catechism lessons must artificially be inserted into every lesson.
When children search to identify nouns within an amusing story about brothers and sisters helping one another with family chores, the Faith is presented as naturally on the page as it is within the family dynamics.
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A complete education includes the formation of moral character.
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The growth of a child’s character is every bit as important as academics. Is he or she learning to share, to speak respectfully, to think of others? CHC’s curriculum promotes the growth of good character in ways that have a profound effect not only on the child, but on the family as a whole. We are educating for eternity, and CHC materials reflect that goal.
Don’t take our word for it!
The sample pages below are examples of how family values and character-building themes are woven throughout CHC’s exclusive texts and workbooks.
Little Stories for Little Folks teaches children to read through real-life stories about obedience, thoughtfulness, and forgiveness.
Language of God, Level C teaches grammar through example sentences that encourage cheerfulness and a good attitude.
Behold and See 6 Science gives credit to God’s good design in the natural world.
