Why shouldn’t kids learn to read Latin the way we learn to read English? Most Latin programs for children are either silly and …

Why shouldn’t kids learn to read Latin the way we learn to read English? Most Latin programs for children are either silly and pointless or soullessly dry.

Instead of struggling through endless charts or busywork activities, Storybook Latin provides simple stories and bright pictures so that kids 3rd grade and up can learn to read and start to answer simple questions in Latin.

And it’s ready to teach right out of the box—no prep required!

T his Teacher’s Guide contains the entire Student Workbook answers, plus complete daily lesson plans with matching pagination.

Each lesson of Storybook Latin Year 4 includes stories taken from Roman history. Most of the stories are based on Virgil’s Aeneid and Livy’s History of Rome . Each lesson includes a story, flashcards for the story, a simple grammar explanation, questions in Latin about the story, oral exercises, and weekly quizzes. Year 4 reviews noun cases and functions, all four verb conjugations, four tenses, demonstrative and personal pronouns, adjectives, infinitives, and imperatives, and covers new concepts such as relative pronouns and clauses, participles, the passive voice, and the fifth declension. The Teacher’s Edition includes weekly schedules and lesson plans, English translations of the stories, and answers to the exercises, quizzes, and tests.

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