First Latin: A Language Discovery Program (Language and Family, Student Activity Book 1)

This activity-based program, about a family in ancient Rome, lets younger learners use their natural ability to discover and decode Latin while expanding their knowledge of English words, sentences, and meaning. Use First Latin as:

• An introductory Latin Course
• A foundation for foreign language study
• The first component of an exploratory course
• Enrichment for the language arts and social studies curriculum

The second edition of First Latin includes more stories, games, and puzzles; additional playlets for students to perform; tests for each lesson; newly formatted Teacher's Books, and enlarged Picture Cue Cards.

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