Latin For Children, Primer A DVD & Chant CD Set (New! Revised Edition)

The Latin for Children: Primer A DVD & Chant CD Set, Revised Edition (now in high definition!) offers chapter-by-chapter teaching by author Dr. Christopher Perrin. Each lesson is 20-25 minutes and corresponds to the weekly chapter in Latin for Children Primer A. It features the chanting and singing of vocabulary, including noun declensions and verb conjugations, and clear grammatical explanations. The video can be used to prep the teacher for the lesson, to help a student catch up on a missed lesson, to help a student maintain or catch up over the summer, or as a substitute when the teacher is absent. The audio files (or CDs) capture the teacher and students pronouncing and rhythmically repeating each grammar chart and vocabulary word in the primer-first the Latin, then the English equivalent. These chants are an incredible tool to use for fun memorization and contain all 240 vocabulary words chanted and sung in both the classical and ecclesiastical pronunciations.

This DVD & CD Set Includes:

• 1 Classical Pronunciation CD
• 1 Ecclesiastical Pronunciation CD
• 8 Lesson DVDs

Classical Academic Press' award-winning Latin for Children curriculum is a strong, inviting, and creative program designed to introduce students (4th Grade & up) to Latin. It incorporates elements that will engage students of every learning style. When used as a whole, this series trains students in grammar, vocabulary, and English derivatives in a lively, interactive way that is perfectly suited to students in the grammar stage. The Latin for Children series is taught directly to the child and is a perfect choice for teachers and parents, including those who will be learning along with their students.

This revised edition includes the following changes:

The textbook has been enhanced with beautiful illustrations as well as images and paintings of ancient Roman culture. An adventure story, Along the Appian Way, has also been added. The chapter-by-chapter Latin grammar sequence remains the same as previous versions. The new teaching video is now in high-definition.