[Dominick]

Well the list is huge.

When I teach a class, I find it useful to teach around a textbook. The Catechism is a good reference to add to this, so what textbook that is currently in print works?

[GirlShortstop]

When I teach a class, I find it useful to teach around a textbook. The Catechism is a good reference to add to this, so what textbook that is currently in print works?

Dominick, I can not answer your question exactly because I am uninformed about text books.  Father Corapi's Catechism videos are superb, imo.  If the students are too young to grasp the content via their own viewing, what I would do is view Father Corapi's presentation(s) and take notes in order to expand upon, or "teach around" the Catechism[?] text book.  Father Levis [also on EWTN] wrote a book called Jesus, the Catechism, and me and I have heard parents on the radio praise it.  So many Catholic books... so little time!   :-)     
it goes without saying, but lest a lurker get persnickety:  The Holy Bible still ranks as numero uno!

Pax et bonum.