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Timberdoodle's Review Bring Latin into Your Child's Life! Homeschool parents understand the edge that learning Latin will give to their children. But in the whirlwind of studying math, language arts, history and science, to say nothing of fixing nutritious meals and cleaning homes, Latin studies is one of the first things to go.

Now it doesn’t have to be. Introducing Visual Latin, the exciting combination of short vibrant videos and appealing exercises designed to teach your children Latin. Hear It, See It, Speak It, Write It, and Think It! Just load the Visual Latin DVD in the player, hit play and your child starts learning; nothing could be easier.

Every Visual Latin lesson contains three parts: grammar, sentences, and reading, with the reading segment covering reading, comprehension, and translation. Videos Take Less Than Ten Minutes! In each of the three parts, you begin with a video that takes less than ten minutes to watch.

Afterwards, your child completes the corresponding PDF worksheet to reinforce what he just learned. So Visual Latin is not only visual, it is multi-sensory. Download Setting Macro X7 Sg No Miss Fungus.

You hear it, see it, speak it, write it, and ultimately think it. Work Independently! Because each lesson has a reading translation component, your child will be translating complete sentences, much of it Christian in nature, from the very first lesson! No prior knowledge of Latin by either the student or the parent is required to use the self-paced Visual Latin curriculum. With the relaxed, humorous, short, and easy-to-digest lessons, children nine and older should be able to complete most of the work independently. Fun and Engaging!

Visual Latin is the joint idea of two dads whose wives homeschool their kids. According to his bio, instructor Dwane Thomas was raised by a pack of wild Latin teachers near the Rubicon, and has been teaching and telling jokes in Latin for 15 years. His passion is what makes Visual Latin not only informative but also funny and engaging. If you have given up the dream of teaching Latin because it seemed too difficult, too costly, or too time-consuming, Visual Latin will let your dream become a reality.

Use for Multiple Students Within Your Home For ages nine and older, Visual Latin is non-consumable and can be used to teach as many children as are a part of the same household. All necessary worksheets, tests, and answer keys are included as PDFs.

This means that you're free to print a set for every Latin student in your house with no additional workbook costs. Features What you'll learn: Latin 1: • A.

Why Study Latin? Latin Then & Now • C. How To Learn a Language • D. Stuff You Should Know About Latin • 1.

Being Verbs Basics To Be and Not to Be • 2. Being Verbs Basics Predicate Nominatives and Adjectives • 3. Gender Boy Words and Girl Words • 4. Singular and Plural E Pluribus Unum • 5. Declensions Meet the Cases • 6. Adjectives Learn to Agree with Nouns • 7. The Case Files Nominative and Genitive • 8.

Counting to 10 in Latin • 9. Active Verb Basics Indicative Mood • 10. The Case Files Accusative • 11. The Case Files Vocative • 12. Changing Your Moods Imperative & Indicative • 13. The Case Files Ablative • 14.

Meet the Pronouns & Question Words • 15. Pronouns Relative • 16. Accusing Prepositions of Accusative Case • 17.

Verbs Active & Passive • 18. The Case Files Dative • 19.

Pronouns 1st & 2nd Person Personal • 20. Pronouns 3rd Person Personal • 21.

Pronouns Demonstratives: this, these • 22. Pronouns Demonstratives: that, those • 23. Pronouns Relative and Interrogative • 24. Pronouns Possessive • 25. Nouns 3rd Declension – Regular and i-stem • 26.

Verbs Infinitives – Active and Passive • 27. Verbs Infinities – Ability, Negation & Indirect • 28. Nouns 3rd Declension – Neuter • 29.

Nouns 4th Declension • 30. Adjectives Positive & Comparative Latin 2: • 31.

Nouns 5th Declension & Superlative Adjectives • 32. Adjectives Irregular Comparison • 33. 1 to 100 Cardinals, Ordinals, and Fractions • 34. Pronouns Reflexive • 35. Adjectives Indefinite & Irregular • 36. Conjugations and Macrons • 37.

Verbs Present Tense • 38. Verbs Imperfect Tense • 39. Verbs Future Tense • 40. Verbs Four Principle Parts Review • 41. Principle Parts • 42.

Supine/Perfect Passive Participle • 43. The Other Participles • 44. Future Infinitives • 45.

Perfect Tense • 46. Pluperfect Tense • 47. Future Perfect Tense • 48. Volo, Nolo, Malo • 49. Deponent Verbs • 50.

Impersonal Verbs • 51. Gerunds • 52. Adverbs • 53.

Subjunctive Present • 54. Subjunctive Imperfect • 55. Ut, Ne and Cum • 56.

Gerundive & Passive Periphrastic • 57. Subjunctive Perfect • 58. Subjunctive Pluperfect • 59. Roman Poetry and Literature • 60. Each lesson includes 3 videos: Grammar, Sentences, & Reading; and 3 printable PDFs: Instructions, Worksheets, and Answers. Each of the 3 videos are less than 10 minutes each, so you get between 15-25 minutes of video per lesson. Producer: Compass Classroom Lessons: 60 Age Recommendation: 10+ Teacher: Dwane Thomas Faith-Based: Yes All the Specs in One Place There are always a bunch of basic questions that everyone asks about any curriculum.

We've tried to pull all of them together in one place so you don't have to go hunting about. (Or so we hope.) What age is Visual Latin for? Kids need to be able to read English decently well, but other than that we have elementary kids loving it, middle school kids loving it, high school kids loving it, college kids you get the point. How is everything sequenced out? In other words, what does a full year of Latin look like? Visual Latin has two sections to it: Latin 1 and Latin 2. Each is intended to be taught in a single school year (although you can certainly speed up or slow down as you desire).

Both sections have 30 classes in each, which correlates to about 1 class a week. Reviews from Timberdoodle's Blogger Review Team: '.I have to share a little bit about why the program works so well for us. Short lessons. Thank you Dwayne Thomas for understanding the attention span of my boys.

Repetition, reinforcement, and building skills in increments. Practicing what they have learned while it's still fresh in their minds. Dwayne Thomas is funny. He makes my kids laugh. The human element. When Dwayne Thomas makes mistakes, he doesn't make a big deal about them.

Relaxed, conversational delivery from a male teacher.'