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Each student text provides concise, two-page lessons with a specific format: a Latin saying, a set of grammar forms, vocabulary, a grammar lesson, and some elementary syntax. The corresponding student workbook has 4-6 pages of exercises and well-designed drills per lesson that guide the student and teacher through the lesson. 4th to 6th graders can expect to spend about 3 hours per week for an academic year; grades 7th and up can cover a volume in one semester or less.
Publisher's Description of First Form Latin Student Text, Second Edition
The 9.57 inch First Form Latin Student Text is small, concise, and unintimidating, with 34 two-page lessons on uncluttered facing pages in an attractive two-color format. It offers a systematic presentation of grammar in five logical units and includes appendices with English grammar, prayers, conversational Latin, a vocabulary index, and more.
This is a great curriculum that will thoroughly prepare your child for Latin studies!! The layout is simple. The explanations are easy to understand. Amd the order in which the lessons are taught make so much more sense than other Latin curriculums. LOVE IT!! A must for anyone who has a child that will be participating in any of the Classical Conversations Challenge classes!
Brent R
Rated 5 out of 5
Sep 25, 2010
Wow! I am very impressed with First Form Latin by Memoria Press Last year we used a different program for my then 3rd & 5th graders which basically was a text for learning vocabulary Because I wanted something a little deeper we made the switch to First Form Latin with a little hesitancy because of the price but I couldn't be happier with my choice Thanks for carrying it Rainbow!
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3 Questions
Why did you choose this?
Rainbow Resource CenterStore
Teachers asked each student to have one
Katherine B
Good curriculum
Amy-Lynn W
Prepping for next school year--looking to do work now to make it easier later!
Heather H
My 6th grade student. Following after Prima and Christiana series. Love Memoria Press items!
Jennifer S
what is the difference between 1st and 2nd edition?
Theresa G
"FFL 2nd ed. Teacher Key, Workbook, and Quizzes & Tests Booklet. The text and teacher manual have not changed. The content is all the same, but for the workbook, we are forcing students to parse their form drills. Our teachers were having students parse on separate sheets of paper, so we decided to incorporate more parsing into the workbook. This meant we have fewer sentences/form drills, but students are having to parse every word. We tried it at HLS last year, and everyone loved it. And our SFL teachers said the students were more prepared for SFL. So, we perfected it in the classrooms this year and got it ready to go to the printer for the rest of the world. The complication is that the new workbook and quizzes require a new teacher key. So if you have an old key, you will need to replace it when you buy your new workbook and quizzes. But the text and teacher manual have not and will not change. Vocabulary is the same, grammar forms are the same, sayings are the same. This only affects the workbook, quizzes, and key. "
Teachers asked each student to have one
Good curriculum
Prepping for next school year--looking to do work now to make it easier later!
My 6th grade student. Following after Prima and Christiana series. Love Memoria Press items!