Latin Curricula
Natural World (1st - 5th)
Natural World (1st - 5th)
Natural World (1st - 5th)
Natural World is a self-paced, integrative Latin vocabulary course designed especially for elementary-age students and jr. high-age students. Learn the English and Latin with descriptions and stories for over 400 concepts in Nature to establish an unparalleled foundation for later study in Latin, English literature, foreign languages, history, and the sciences. Captivate your students' imagination while offering a classical education!
Latin Primer (3rd - 6th)
Natural World (1st - 5th)
Natural World (1st - 5th)
Picta Dicta Latin Primer is an introduction to reading Latin designed for elementary-aged students (grades 3rd - 6th). It is a multimedia course, not only with readings and workbook exercises--but videos and app-based exercises as well. Students learn through all four language pathways (reading, writing, speaking, and hearing), which makes it both more enjoyable for them to learn and easier to retain. It is a hybrid digital-print curriculum, so it can be taught in a classroom with or without personal devices.
Supplements
Vocabulary Builder (5th +)
Vocabulary Builder (5th +)
Vocabulary Builder (5th +)
For students learning to read Latin in their middle- and high-school years, supercharge their classical education by giving them the Latin vocabulary they need to use and love the language. Learn through many directions in order to give them a deeper understanding of words: pictures, sounds, context, definitions, translations, lexical information, and more.
Declensions (5th +)
Vocabulary Builder (5th +)
Vocabulary Builder (5th +)
Getting students to pay attention to noun endings is one of greatest challenges for Latin teachers. Picta Dicta Declensions uses isolation exercises in hilarious examples to force even the most reluctant students to look at and understand those endings. This digital course can be used on a projector in front of a class or on individual devices.
talk to us face-to-face
Tim Griffith
Fellow of Classical Languages
New Saint Andrews College
Thursday, 18th (11am - 2pm, 5:30 - 7:30pm EST)
Friday, 19th (10:00am - 1pm, 5:30 - 7:30pm EST)