Be careful re the texts from Moscow, ID. Not because of the theology but because of the Latin. We used a text several years ago with our children and I found some mistakes.
I don't know about all the Latin texts they publish. I don't even recall which one it was, but I think it was the most basic, introductory text.
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Originally Posted by CarolinaCalvinist  Hey David,
How many times per week do your children work on Latin? That's amazing that they're already doing three declensions and four verb conjugations in multiple tenses at ages 7 and 9. It's encouraging to me as well because the students I know who are around that age aren't making very much progress at all and I'm trying to figure out why. They're very intelligent children.
By the way, Wheelock is a great text!  As far as books which were not made specifically for homeschoolers go, I've also found one called Latin via Ovid to be helpful. Thank you for the Jenney's recommendation |
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