Latin Alive! Book 1 Revised Edition Streaming Video

$131.95
  • Latin Alive! Book 1 Revised Edition Streaming Video

Latin Alive! Book 1 Revised Edition Streaming Video

$131.95

  • A yearlong course for grades 7-8 and up Author Karen Moore brings more than 20 years of Latin teaching experience in the classroom to the Latin Alive! 1 Revised Edition Streaming Video, which features her careful and engaging teaching. Each weekly lesson is 30 minutes long, totaling more than 15 hours of training. This video is highly recommended for all educational settings. It can be used as helpful training for Latin teachers, a substitute when the regular teacher is away, an effective aid for new students, or for students needing extra review. For Homeschoolers, streaming access lasts for the life of the product. Streaming provides the convenience of instant access, as well as desktop, smart TV, and mobile viewing capabilities. Buying for a school? The Latin Alive! 1 Revised Edition Streaming Video is a great tool for the classroom! It can be used as: A helpful resource for new Latin teachers, both for themselves and for the class A substitute teacher when the regular teacher is away A library item helpful for new students or for students needing extra review The Latin Alive! series is a relevant, rigorous, yet engaging introduction to Latin for middle and high school students. This Latin curriculum will truly make the Latin language come alive both for students who have studied Latin (such as students who have completed the Latin for Children curriculum) and for those who have not previously been introduced to Latin. Written by experienced and enthusiastic Latin teachers, the Latin Alive! series provides complete Latin training that enables students to read and translate original Latin. The Latin Alive! series features a unique blend of grammatical training and engaging reading of original Latin texts that will help maintain student interest and impart skill, capacity, and mastery. Where other curricula downplay training in grammar, the authors of this series have found a way to teach grammar so that students understand and enjoy it. The authors present Latin grammar in small, digestible sections that are clearly illustrated and explained. As students find success decoding and reading Latin, their pleasure will increase. The Latin Alive! series also creates student enjoyment by illustrating the relevance of Latin in history, ancient and contemporary culture, the Romance languages, English derivatives, and the grammatical structure of English. Students will see in multiple ways the benefits of Latin study. By providing training in Roman culture, myths, and history (as well as robust Latin instruction), the series also prepares students well for the National Latin Exam and an Advanced Placement Latin course.
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    ISBN: 9781600516849

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  • Karen Moore, Author

    Karen Moore

    Karen T. Moore has served as the Classical Languages Chair at Grace of Georgetown, Tx. since 2002. During her years at Grace Academy she has taught Latin, Greek, Ancient Humanities, and assisted with curriculum development. Karen is also the author of several Latin books including the Libellus de Historia series, the Latin Alive! series (Classical Academic Press) and Hancus ille Vaccanis (Logos Press). She is a course lecturer with ClassicalU, an adjunct professor in Classics with Houston Christian University, and a board member with the ACCS Institute for Classical Languages. Karen holds a BA in Classics from the University of Texas at Austin and an MSc with Distinction in Classical Art & Archaeology from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Karen and her husband Bryan are the proud parents of three Grace Academy Alumni. When not reading Latin literature, Karen can be found working in her garden, hiking with her family, or leading her students in adventures across Italy.

  • Post-production, we realized that an important piece of information and accompanying chart about third-conjugation-iōverbs was mistakenly omitted from chapter 14 of Latin Alive! Book 1 Revised Edition. We have supplied here a PDF of the corrected chapter for your use. The correction was made to p. 135.