Greek Curriculum Question

[jme493]

Thank you for your responses. My daughter will be in 7th grade and will have completed Elementary I & II, so it looks like First Form is the way to go.

Dianna, I don't think it's available yet, but I saw a discussion about Second Form Greek in a different forum post here: https...

[jme493]

Thank you so much for that thorough response. That make perfect sense. It is also a relief to know that we won't have to spend an additional year or two on Henle 1.

Again, I appreciate your taking the time to explain that....

[jme493]

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could offer advice on the Greek curriculum. My daughter has completed the Greek Alphabet book, Elementary Greek I, and is finishing up Elementary Greek II this year. For next year, I was planning to have her complete Elementary Greek III. My question...

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Hello,

I have a question regarding Fourth Form Latin and Henle Latin - First Year. In the Memoria catalog, it says that Henle is required as a supplement for Fourth Form Latin. For Henle, it also says that the First Year text typically takes two years to get through. However, in the...

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Hello everyone,

I was wondering if Memoria publishes (or could recommend) any resources related to drama or theater for the K-8 grade levels. I am thinking about plays or performances for small groups of children, something like the mystery or miracle plays of the middle ages. Last year...

[jme493]

Thank you so much for the prompt response. Your explanation makes a lot of sense. We appreciate your support!

[jme493]

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My daughter is working on Lesson III in Third Form Latin, in which the imperative mood is introduced. On Worksheet 3, we are a bit confused by #17. The sentences to translate are: Be a man. Be men. The answer key has them translated as Es vir. Este viri. What is confusing us is...

[jme493]

Tanya,
Thank you for your quick response. It does make sense. Thanks again!
Jonathan...

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My daughter is just wrapping up Elementary Greek - Year 1, and we noticed a discrepancy in the last lesson. In the student workbook, for Lesson 30.4 (p. 92), the final 2 sentences for translation include the word "last." When this word was introduced in Lesson 22, it was spelled,...