![]() Level 4 reviews alphabet, vocabulary and grammar. Begin this level in upper elementary or junior high. ![]() Noun and verb inflections are introduced. Level 3 applies the vocabulary learned so far to the translation of simple Latin sentences. It reviews the alphabet, diphthongs and special consonants from Level I, then introduces the student to the reading and writing of Latin words. Level Two teaches 50 Latin words to lay the foundation of the study of Latin grammar beginning in Level Three. The workbook has fun activity pages, including matching and fill in the blank. Level One is similar to Level One of the Greek, teaching the 24 letters of the Latin alphabet, along with their sounds with and without the macron, and the sounds of vowel and consonant combinations. By the author of Hey, Andrew! Teach Me Some Greek!, this introduction to Latin begins gently, so even the youngest elementary students can start.
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