Introduction to Latin - Part 4 | Small Online Class for Ages 10-13

Introduction to Latin - Part 4

For students continuing in Hans Orberg's Lingua Latina textbook, this 14-week class will dive deep into chapters 13-15.

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Completed by 7 learners

50 minutes

per class

3x per week

over 14 weeks

10-13

year olds

4-8

learners per class

per learner - per class

How does a “Multi-Day” course work?

Meets multiple times at scheduled times

Live video chats, recorded and monitored for safety and quality

Discussions via classroom forum and private messages with the teacher

Great for engaging projects and interacting with diverse classmates from other states and countries

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Available Times

Pacific Time

Tue Aug 30

Aug 30 - Dec 15 (14 weeks)

Tu, We, Th
6:10pm - 7pm

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Class Experience

PREREQUISITE: Completion of Introduction to Latin Parts 1, 2, 3 (on Outschool with Magistra Laver) or equivalent; If you are uncertain whether your learner is prepared to enter Intro to Latin - Part 4 please contact the instructor to discuss. 

This class will stretch students' understanding of Latin to new lengths as they draw connections between what they've already learned in Latin with the new and challenging grammatical concepts introduced in Intro-4. Students who have completed Intro to...

My BA and MA degrees were both in the field of Classical Studies (formally titled Ancient History and Classical Languages - double major BA degree - and my MA in Ancient Greek and Roman Studies); much of my coursework both in undergraduate and graduate school focused heavily on the religious experience of the ancient Greek and Roman people.

I highly recommend that students complete homework in between Latin classes (especially during the longer gaps of Friday to Monday when we do not meet). I do not, however, usually assign specific homework from day to day. Homework assignments as well as tests/assessments are always optional, never required. If a student is struggling with a particular aspect of Latin and wants extra practice, please let me know and I can recommend customized work (from the textbook and workbook) to help shore up the weaker areas.

Recommended:
-Notebook
-Folder to keep printouts of charts and exercises
-Writing implements
-textbook and workbook (Lingua Latina : Familia Romana, by Hans H. Orberg) -- purchase link for both texts in Classroom.

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:Quizlet
Kahoot

I am always happy to provide feedback on written work submitted via email! Whether it's an exercise from the workbook, a translation, or just a question about the lesson, students are welcome to use messaging to communicate with me about their Latin work and to get feedback from me. Students who translate frequently during class will also get immediate feedback as we process together their translation.

2 hours 30 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.

In Chapter 15, Marcus gets in trouble once again, this time in school. His teacher, who is described as "severus" - harsh, severe - beats him with a rod because of his behavior.

Lingua Latina (textbook) 
Lingua Latina Exercitia Latina (workbook)

Teacher

Larissa Laver

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Lives in the United States

MA Ancient Greek and Roman Studies, BA Ancient History, Classical Languages

188 total reviews

89 completed classes

About Me

Hello! I’m Larissa Laver. I earned my BA in Ancient History and Classical Languages from Gordon College in 2009, and my MA in Ancient Greek and Roman Studies from Brandeis University in 2012. I began teaching in 2008 (long but cool story how I was...