About the Author\nHeather Fluhart taught Latin at Logos School in Moscow, Idaho for several years.\nBrian Marr is an editor at Canon Press and a contributor to the Richard Hooker Modernization project. He taught Latin at Logos Press Online for several years.\nForrest Dickison has illustrated books such as Hello Ninja (now a Netflix series) and The Sword of Abram.\nWhy 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.\nInstead 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!\nEach lesson of Storybook Latin Year 1 includes stories taken from Phaedrus's Fables. Phaedrus was the Latin translator of Aesop's Fables. 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 1 introduces noun cases, declensions, and functions, as well as verbs, adjectives, and imperatives.

Storybook Latin: Year One: Fables

Marr, Brian

Fluhart, Heather

Children's Books

Logos Press

"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! This Teacher's Guide contains the entire Student Workbook answers, plus complete daily lesson plans with matching pagination"--

Storybook Latin 1 Teacher's Edition

"Storybook Latin Tests and Answers build student skills through weekly quizzes on vocabulary (picture-to-Latin), declensions, endings, and simple composition, along with four cumulative tests through the year"--

Storybook Latin Year One: Tests & Quizzes

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! Each lesson of Storybook Latin Year 2 includes stories taken from the Bible. Stories are based on the Vulgate, the Latin translation of the Bible. 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 2 reviews all five noun cases and their functions, all four verb conjugations, adjectives, and imperatives, and covers new concepts such as future and imperfect tenses, infinitives, adverbs, and demonstrative pronouns.

Storybook Latin 2 Teacher's Edition

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Storybook Latin: Year One: Fables

Storybook Latin 1 Teacher's Edition

Storybook Latin Year One: Tests & Quizzes

Storybook Latin 2 Teacher's Edition