*REAL LIFE* DO A LESSON WITH US // Homeschool Latin Curriculum
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- Considering teaching Latin in your homeschool? Or, simply want a look at what homeschooling ACTUALLY looks like? Come do a Latin lesson with us around our kitchen table. We had fun making this video - I hope you enjoy watching it!
📖 Memoria Press Latin - id.memoriapres...
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Hey there! I’m Sara, and I’m a teacher-turned-homeschooling mom to 4 kiddos (including a set of twins!). I balance homeschooling while working full-time from home, and am so thankful you are here.
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We enjoyed this program. It was quite easy to follow once the kids came home from the co-op lesson. 🌻
It really is! What level did you continue through?
My older kids are learning Hebrew and my 15 year old is about to Start Greek!!! I want my kids to understand the Bible better!!! We decided to teach Hebrew and Greek!!! We also study word roots!!! We are German and I remember when my older kids where preschoolers and we we to Iceland they could learn Icelandic as it’s like German!!! I’m loving learning Hebrew alongside my kids!!! We don’t go over words at the beginning of the lesson but I include them into daily life!!! We went out for food and coffee and I said we will get Leichen (food) first!!! It’s definitely normal for us to have distractions in any lesson!!! I couldn’t teach 2 lessons that are completely different at the same time like you worked with your youngest while teaching!!!
Aww thank you! It can definitely be distracting lol! And I love that you are studying Hebrew and Greek with your kids, I would love to maybe try learning Hebrew someday too!
Excellent overview! I’m considering FFL for my rising 5th grader. We have no experience with Latin and will be doing it at home (no co-op). Would you recommend LC first or FFL if we plan to be more introductory in grade 5 rather than jumping in the deep end? Or would FFL be fine if we took it slow? Thanks :)
Thanks for watching! I think for a 5th grader, you would be ok trying First Form. I just recommend really nailing down memorizing all of the grammar forms and vocabulary as you go (so like you said, take it slow and drill those concepts, it will be helpful to know them really well as you go!!). Have fun!!
Hi there ! I have a question. I have a 4th grader/10 year old. I’m torn on which book to start with. We haven’t studied grammar formally, but rather just as things come up, I explain. Would starting with the Prima be best or maybe the Christiana one would still be ok? I was hoping for the vocab portion so that makes me lean towards Christiana however since we haven’t formally studied grammar, curious if Prima is best. I’d appreciate your insight! Thank you ! Oh, and maybe this doesn’t matter… but he reads at a 8th grade level (at least) and has been in Spanish classes for a year and doing very well !
Just from that info, I would recommend Christiana 😊.
Thank you so much!! We are excited to get started !! Loved your video and appreciate your help!
@acvmomma7050 yes!! Thank you for watching, I hope you enjoy the curriculum!