Latin Alive!

The rigorous and clearly constructedLatin Alive! curriculum from Classical Academic Pres will delight students and teachers alike. Beginning in lesson 4, students will encounter new Latin readings primarily inspired by Livy's Ab Urbe Condita. Thorough explanations of Latin grammar and cases provide an intellectual framework upon which to build their language skills. Charts, exercises, reading selections, bolded words, and a glossary help to organize the learning process. Students will soon be reading original, unadapted Latin texts!

Seven unit review chapters build reading skills through a story that reviews the vocabulary and grammar learned in the preceding chapters; each is followed by multiple choice questions. Seven unit tests are also provided, as well as supplemental lessons in the appendix. 36 weekly chapters (including review chapters), include a pronunciation guide, weekly introduction of vocabulary, Latin derivatives of English words, Roman culture, AP exam practice, and more; grammar explanations cover all 5 noun declensions and cases, verb conjugations, irregular verbs, and various pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs.

The teacher's edition includes the complete student text, as well as answer keys, extra teacher notes & explanations, unit tests, and bonus projects and activities.

The DVD instructional lessons feature 29 lessons that accompany each chapter in the text; each lesson is an average of 30 minutes, for a total of nearly 15 hours of instruction. An audio CD of the Unit Review Latin Readings is also included for students to practice proper pronunciation and accent. 7 DVDs & 1 CD in plastic case.

Middle School & High School Grades.

This kit includes:

• Latin Alive Book 1 Student Text, 227 pages, softcover. Non-reproducible, consumable workbook.
• Latin Alive Book 1 Teacher's Edition, 332 pages, softcover
• Latin Alive Book 1 DVD & CD Set; 7 DVDs and 1 CD in case.

Banish intimidating thoughts! Students and teachers will be delighted by the rigorous, yet clearly constructed, Latin Alive! program. Beginning in lesson 4, students will encounter new Latin readings primarily inspired by Livy's Ab Urbe Condita. With the goal of training students to read original, unadapted Latin texts, the explanations of Latin grammar and cases are thorough, providing an intellectual framework upon which to build their language skills. Charts, exercises, reading selections, bolded words, and a glossary help to organize the learning process.

Seven unit review chapters build reading skills through a story that reviews the vocabulary and grammar learned in the preceding chapters, and each is followed by multiple choice questions. Seven unit tests are also provided, as well as supplemental lessons in the appendix. 36 weekly chapters (including review chapters), include a pronunciation guide, weekly introduction of vocabulary, Latin derivatives of English words, Roman culture, AP exam practice, and more; grammar explanations cover all 5 noun declensions and cases, verb conjugations, irregular verbs, and various pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs. 227 pages, softcover.

This teacher's edition accompanies Classical Academic Press' Latin Alive, Book 1. The complete student text is included, as well as answer keys, extra teacher notes & explanations, unit tests, and bonus projects and activities. 332 pages, softcover.

This set of DVD instructional lessons accompanies the Latin Alive! Book 1 Text. The 29 included lessons accompany each chapter in the text; each lesson is an average of 30 minutes, for a total of nearly 15 hours of instruction! An audio CD of the Unit Review Latin Readings is also included for students to practice proper pronunciation and accent. 7 DVDs & 1 CD in plastic case.

Continue your Latin instruction with Latin Alive! Book 2. Showing the importance of Latin in both ancient and contemporary culture, as well as its impact on Romance languages and English, students will learn about Latin culture, myths, literature, history, and grammar from a Christian perspective. Latin Alive also features original Latin writings with many translation exercises. Charts help to keep conjugations and derivates neatly organized, and integrated exercises keep the flow of the lesson. Six review chapters are included, and a weekly introduction of vocabulary keeps words fresh. Concepts taught include the passive voice in all tenses; past, present and future participles; deponent and irregular verbs; comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs. The Latin derivates of English words are also studied. The grammar of Book 1--- including all noun declension and verb conjugations, use of pronouns, prepositions, adjectives and adverbs--- is also reviewed. 27 new content chapters & 6 review.

The teacher's edition includes reproduced student book pages with notes to the teacher, translations, pronunciation hints, and other important information inserted. These teacher notes are printed in black-highlighted boxes with white text. At the end of each chapter, an answer page is provided with line-listed answers of the exercises in that chapter. Unit review pages have the correct answers overlaid with translations and notes. Unit tests (and answers), and additional student exercises are also included.

This DVD set includes 27 lessons that accompany each chapter in the text; each lesson is an average of 40 minutes--nearly 18 hours of instruction total! An audio CD of the Unit Review Latin Readings is also included for students to practice proper pronunciation and accent. 9 DVDs & 1 CD in plastic case.

Middle & High School Students.

This kit includes:

• Latin Alive Book 2, 324 pages, softcover.
• Latin Alive Book 2 Teacher's Edition, 353 pages, softcover.
• Latin Alive Book 2 DVD and CD Set; 9 DVDs & 1 CD.

Continue your Latin instruction with Latin Alive! Book 2. Showcasing the importance of Latin in both ancient and contemporary culture, as well as its impact on Romance languages and English, students will learn about Latin culture, myths, literature, history, and grammar from a Christian perspective. Latin Alive also features original Latin writings, and many translation exercises are provided. Charts help to keep conjugations and derivates neatly organized, and integrated exercises keep the flow of the lesson. Six review chapters are included, and a weekly introduction of vocabulary keeps words fresh. Concepts taught include the passive voice in all tenses; past, present and future participles; deponent and irregular verbs; comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs. The Latin derivates of English words are also studied. The grammar of Book 1, including all noun declension and verb conjugations, use of pronouns, prepositions, adjectives and adverbs, is also reviewed. 27 new content chapters & 6 review. 324 pages, softcover. Middle & High School Students.

This teacher's edition accompanies Classical Education Press' sold-separately Latin Alive! Book 2 Text. Student book pages are reproduced, and notes to the teacher, translations, pronunciation hints, and other important information is inserted; these teacher notes are printed in black-highlighted boxes with white text. At the end of each chapter, an answer page is inserted with line-listed answers of the exercises in that chapter. Unit review pages have the correct answers overlaid with translations and notes. Unit tests (and answers), and additional student exercises are also included. The chapter-by-chapter and alphabetical glossaries, as well as the appendix, which are provided in the student book are also reproduced here. 353 pages, softcover.

This set of DVD instructions accompanies the Latin Alive Book 2 Text. The 27 included lessons accompany each chapter in the text; each lesson is an average of 40 minutes--nearly 18 hours of instruction total. An audio CD of the Unit Review Latin Readings is also included for students to practice proper pronunciation and accent. 9 DVDs & 1 CD in plastic case.

Continue your Latin instruction with Latin Alive! Book 3. Written for the teen in the dialectic stage of learning, this book will teach students to read, understand, and write original Latin texts. Charts help to keep conjugations and derivates are neatly organized, and integrated exercises help keep the flow of the lesson. Each unit concludes with a reading chapter that reviews the preceding lessons; these unit reviews help familiarize students with the rhetorical devoices found in Latin literature.

Concepts taught include impersonal verbs, moods, the subjunctive, indirect command, purposes and result clauses, and more. A unit on Latin poetry not only introduces students to some of the great works, but also about the structure of Latin poetry. Supplemental chapters also provide opportunities to practice Latin aloud, challenges, and Latin in science and math. 288 pages, softcover. Grades 9-10.

This teacher's edition accompanies Classical Education Press' sold-separately Latin Alive Book 3 Student Edition. Student book pages are reproduced, and notes to the teacher, translations, pronunciation hints, and other important information is inserted; these teacher notes are printed in black-highlighted boxes with white text. At the end of each chapter, an answer page is inserted with line-listed answers of the exercises in that chapter. Unit review pages have the correct answers overlaid with translations and notes. Unit tests (and answers), and additional student exercises are also included. The chapter-by-chapter and alphabetical glossaries, as well as the appendix, which are provided in the student book are also reproduced here. 348 pages, softcover.

This DVD set includes 16 lessons that accompany each chapter in Latin Alive Book 3 (sold-separately); each lesson is an average of 40 minutes--nearly 18 hours of instruction total! An audio CD of the Unit Review Latin Readings is also included for students to practice proper pronunciation and accent. Taught by author and teacher Karen Moore.

The Latin Alive: Reader from Classical Academic Press is at the level students work towards attaining in their Latin studies-the level where they have the ability to spend time translating original Latin writings instead of primarily studying grammar. This reader will familiarize students with Latin writings that extend from the days of Cicero (50 BC) to Isaac Newton (1687). Readings span genres (poetry, science, philosophy, theology, biography, myth, and fable are all included) and vary in length, complexity, style, and content.

Each chapter begins with a reference for the complete work and a short introductory paragraph; readings are followed by notes for unusual words or forms, comprehension questions, and "About the Author" and "Culture Corner" sections which tell students more about the authors, their times, and the events surrounding the readings. "Scribamus!" sections provide writing assignments as well.

This book also contains a variety of helpful resources, including a summary of grammar and a poetry appendix that reviews the styles of Latin poetry, as well as a Medieval Latin appendix that notes changes in the Latin of the Medieval and later eras. The addendum readings include passages from the AP Latin syllabus and are helpful for a pre-AP course.

254 non-reproducible pages, softcover. Designed for students who have completed Latin Alive 1-3.

This Latin Alive! Reader Teacher's Edition accompanies the sold-separately Latin Alive Reader. The student text is reproduced here, with bolded notes for teachers inserted where necessary. Answer sections follow the student questions for easy chapter-by-chapter grading. 254 pages, softcover.