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Learn to Read Latin Workbook Andrew Keller, Stephanie Russell
Publisher: Yale University Press

This is the day that my grandson and I will begin to learn Russian. Tried Rosetta Stone for (Modern) Greek, (Modern) Hebrew, as well as Latin, Dutch, French, German. For middle school, my oldest daughter and I worked through Learn to Read Latin, a college level textbook from Yale University Press. I have other materials - 38 Latin Stories and It helps to read other materials just to give you mind a break and to learn new vocabulary. It will be of more use to you than to be able to read Latin. He already knows one word – babushka (that's me). Learn to read Latin by Andrew Keller and Stephanie Russell. With Halina's permission, I presented her 45-page student workbook and accompanying CD demonstrating Since Rusyns write in the Cyrillic alphabet, not the transliterated Latin alphabet found in some publications, the focus would be on teaching Rusyn Cyrillic—both printed and handwritten (cursive). A lot of workbooks and exercises have to be completed before a book can be read. Pearson is the world's leading learning company. We have 36000 people in more than 70 countries, helping people of all ages to make progress in their lives through all kinds of learning. However, students don't have to wait for Leaf's workbook, because they can continue the process on their own. *Appropriate for -the workbook that accompanies this book contains numerous drills. While the process was fun and painless, I found I didn't really learn much. Text/Materials: Classical Conversations History Timeline Cards- one set per family ($88); Classical Conversations Cycle 1 Laminated World Map ($10); Optional: Spell to Write and Read phonogram flashcards Second Forms Latin DVD- one per family ($45); Second Forms Latin Student Workbook ($15); Second Forms Latin flashcards ($15) and pronunciation CD. English speakers will now have an easy way to start learning to read, write and speak the Rusyn language on their own. With the help of a highly recommended Russian language workbook, complete with CD, we hope to gain an elementary understanding of this very complicated language. It sounds obvious but sometimes I'm sure it doesn't seem that way to a child. I am currently using Wheelock's Latin as my only textbook. Children want to learn to read so they can read books. High school students should work through high school level geography texts and workbooks and will begin learning more advanced map skills such as reading world temperature, history or political maps.