Useful for learning & understanding the original language of the New Testament, and not-too-long-ago a standard requirement for entering an institution of higher learning, our knowledge of Greek has atrophied. Pick up where our forefathers left off, cultivating your knowledge of the Word, as well as of the English language.
Beginning students should use the sold-separately A Greek Alphabetarion first, which teaches the Greek alphabet and phonetic system, before beginning this grammatical text. Students are given a separate "lesson guide" sheet of cardstock that they are to slide down the page as they read, covering up the answers to questions as they come across them; specially marked sections are to be written in a separately kept "Greek Notebook" to reinforce learning through reading, writing, and speaking the answers aloud. Each lesson has vocabulary cards to be practiced, as well as audio (teacher's guide state audio cassettes, but now students may download the files at the author's website), and a New Testament Reading. A separate test book with tests for every 7 lessons is also included (with answers).
Students will learn about the simple active sentence, word ending, omicron declension, noun gender/neutral nouns, alpha declension, prepositions, Genitive & Dative Cases, adjectives, personal pronouns, and more. 304 pages, softcover. Ages 13 & up.
This kit includes:
Homeschool Greek Volume 1 Text, 304 pages, spiral-bound, softcover Homeschool Greek New Testament Reader with English Verbal-Equivalent Translation, 54 pages, softcover, comb-binding. Diagnostic Tests with answers, 28-page booklet Cardstock flashcards to be cut-out by student Lesson Guide sheet to cover up answers with Audio files may be downloaded from the author's website
