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Catholic Name-It! game
Catholic Name-It! game
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Can your children recognize all 57 objects in our Catholic Name-It! game?
57 cards...
57 Catholic objects and symbols...
8 objects on each card...
But only 1 object matches between any 2 cards … Wow!
To WIN: you match it … NAME-IT! … and claim it!
Fast-paced Family Fun!
NEW: with each game FREE 6-page full-color foldout with all 57 objects (name, pronunciation & definition)!
Your children will learn the names and meanings of Catholic objects and gestures, awakening in them an appreciation for the wonder of our Catholic Faith in the joys all around us and especially in the church and at Holy Mass!
Be warned, Mom & Dad: it's the young ones that often can quickly spy the match--and blurt the NAME out first!
Check out this video where Therese explains the many different ways you can play this game!
The 57 images include the below (and many more!):
- Divine Mercy image
- Scapular
- Madonna and Child
- Rosary
- Thurible
- Cassock
- Advent wreath
- Altar bells
- Biretta
- Zucchetto
- Chalice
- Crosier
- Chi Ro
- Sacred Heart
- Immaculate Heart
- Monstrance
- Tabernacle
- Thurible
- Keys of Peter
- Paschal Candle
- Ciborium
- Miraculous Medal
- and 35 more great Catholic images which every child should recognize!
List Download
Download the MASTER LIST of Names & Definitions
Product Details
Ages 6 & up
60 cards (57 game cards, 3 cards with instructions for many game variations)
Produced in the U.S.A.
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This game is amazing! I play one-on-one with my five year old, we play as a family, and I even have my high school religion students play the game.
Printing out the list of symbols so that you and your kids can learn correct Catholic terminology while playing is a must, though.
My 4 yr-old loves this game. Immediately she got interested in learning the meaning of each picture after she got them all started to find the match. No doubt she will be more attentive at Mass.
Adorable, educational and fun.
I think this going to be a great teaching tool. It looks like a lot of fun while learning
I bought this for my 13-year old daughter. She and I have now played it at least a dozen times. Mostly the Indulgences game and the variation. She loves it and it is forcing her to become quite fluent in her 'Catholic' vocabulary.
My 6 year old received this in her stocking and loves it. It's a fun game and serves as a great vehicle for catechising.