New 3rd Edition Teacher Manual Includes:

• A complete copy of the student book with overlaid answers
• Expanded derivatives section right in the lesson
• Expanded appendices and vocabulary lists, sorted by Latin word and English definition
• 25 new weekly quizzes, plus 5 Review tests with answer keys
• the free, abridged Famous Men of Rome guide is now in the Teacher Manual with overlaid answers
• plus much more...

     This systematic study of Latin grammar is designed to follow Latina Christiana I. By the end of this course, students will have learned all five noun declensions, some model principal parts for the four verb conjugations, three tenses, and the use of the nominative and accusative cases.

     The teacher manual has detailed grammar lessons and many helpful teaching hints.  Latina Christiana II contains five short "readings," three Scripture passages for translation, passages for memorization, including the Gloria, the Sanctus, and the Doxology, two hymns, Veni, Veni Emmanuel and Veni Creator Spiritus, and the famous medieval school song, Gaudeamus Igitur. History questions and a three page chart/timeline summarizing Roman history complete the study of Famous Men of  Rome. 

     The thirty lessons can be completed in one year, but may require two years for the first-time teacher. Upon completion of Latina Christiana I and II, students will be prepared to begin the high school Henle text at the beginning of 6th Grade, or even sooner.

Since you already know what a great Latin program Latina is, we would also like to introduce you to Lingua Angelica. Like Latina Christiana, it was developed by Cheryl Lowe right in her classroom and is designed to be used along with any Latin grammar course (of course it works best with Latina Christiana).

Your child will learn Latin translation, better mastery of grammar, broader vocabulary, and beautiful Latin hymns through this new Latin reading course. Our students progress faster and love Latin more by using Lingua Angelica.  Try it, and we promise it will be the best course you buy this year (next to Latina Christiana of course). read more

As an added bonus, when you complete either Latina Christiana I or II, you may request a CLSA (Christian Latin Society of America) certificate of accomplishment. We want to encourage your students to continue their study of Latin and reward them for their hard work. To request your completion certificate, click here.

Do you want to use classical pronunciation with Latina Christiana? Download our free classical pronunciation guide. (We like Christian pronunciation because it is closer to English pronunciation and allows you to use hymns and prayers, but it is really personal preference.)

other popular picks:

LC DVDs	LC Flashcards	Famous Men of Rome	Latina Christiana I	Prima Latina

• see the faq page for Latina Christiana I

• Why Study Latin?
• Let’s Memorize the Latin Grammar!
• Teaching Latin as Instant Gratification
• Latin is the Next Step After Phonics
• Latina Christiana: Taking Latin Seriously
• The Keys to a Successful Latin Program
• Which Latin Program Should I Buy?
• Course Outline for Latin
• Online games and resources
  • A great set of vocabulary aids and games covering Latina Christiana I and II: http://www.quia.com/pages/krhest.html
  • Practice your Latina Christiana vocabulary at the with this great site: http://www.flashcardexchange.com/card_set.jsp?id=5294
  • Another set of online games for Latina Christiana developed by a homeschooling mother: http://www.quia.com/pages/honeypot.html
• Latina Christiana Support Group at yahoogroups.com
  Subscribe by sending an email to LatinaChristiana-subscribe@yahoogroups.com Here parents and teachers discuss techniques and methods for teaching Latina Christiana (independent of Memoria Press).

see the Latina Christiana I page for reviews of the program

• Current Printing
  • p. 40 Exercise B2 of Grammar in Teacher Manual: exspectabat is not introduced until a later lesson.
  • citharas (harp) is mispelled as chitaras on p.44 of the teacher manual.
  • Final page of key for Lesson 24 is duplicate of Lesson 23. The corrected page is available here.
• Oct 2007 and prior printings (corrected in current printing)
  • P 40 of Teacher Manual - occupabant should be occupabunt.
  • P.60 is missing the last four words of the last sentence. It should read "In Review Lesson I, terreo, habeo, debeo and prohibeo have regular principal parts."
  • P 164 of the Teacher Manual - (Quiz 11) - sapientiae should be scientiae.
  • Some teachers have requested a key for the declension exercises in lessons 18-24. We have made a key available here.