Classical Conversations Challenge A - Latin: Everything You Need to Know

Everything you need to know about Challenge A Latin - preparations, how to organize, and what you need to have!
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Links Mentioned:
Seton Henle Answer Key: www.setonbooks.com/viewone.php?ToView=S-L1HS-12
Latin with Andy: familystyleschooling.com/latin-andy-login/?_s2member_vars=sys..level..0..page..8741..L2xhdGluLWFuZHktd2VsY29tZS1wYWdlLw%3D%3D&_s2member_sig=1503976321-1bf250edde1aaccb02e50935e467317d

[@alohamama1876]

Henle books with a copyright of 1953, classical conversations has successfully made Latin a hated, taxing language with opportunities for the entrepreneurial parents. There are FOUR books to do Latin and it's a successful money making partnership for CC. Thank you for working so hard on these videos. Blessings to you and your family for making them free for all.

[@fortheloveofteaching9514]

Spiral-bounding the books is an excellent tip! I’m definitely going to do this.

[@lesliesnyder1281]

Love! Love! Love! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@momzestlife]

Thanks so much! This is really helpful advice as we're re-staring CC this year.

[@Rip_Regi]

Thank you so much for all your effort and recommendations. I can see it is going to be a big help 🥰

[@silverthornes]

This is very helpful! Thank you!

[@laurenmartin1729]

Thanks for these awesome videos!

[@JustSewTrish]

you are so fun. this is a great video.

[@jessicalutz5277]

Awesome video! I can’t thank you enough!

[@ericastyles]

Thank you! This was very helpful!

[@adriflorida]

I am very grateful for your videos , they helped us a lot. Thank you

[@HomeschoolStory]

Thank you for your comments. As far as color coding, we tried that with my son but didn’t keep it up. The gender and other info is listed in the card anyway so we just stopped color coding. But I do know that many people really find it beneficial.

[@magdalenaherrington8839]

Thank you so much!

[@jenniferhorsfall1934]

Thank you for this video! I found that Memoria Press has created a teacher guide for Henle and it looks very user friendly. I wonder what the comparison of the Seton vs MP guides are...

[@40jamieful]

Thank you for the information and encouragement. Can you please tell me, do you use CC Connected? Thank you.

[@laraleatb1982]

This video has been a lifesaver! It’s our first year and I’m so confused lol

[@DiamondServerGamingShorts]

Lara Allen how has your year been Lara??

[@ghosts_bike8217]

Latin is very hard I’m about to be done with Challenge a it’s been fun

[@kristasteele352]

Do you have latin flashcards color coded at all? I've read to female nouns in pink, male nouns in blue, verbs in green, etc...thoughts on that?

[@natenkristy]

Where is the link for Latin A Workspace?

[@juliankleinactor]

I do not see a link for the review of Workspace A. This is my second child to go through Challenge A and I'm wondering if the Workspace is necessary/helpful/meh. I'd love to see you review. Thank you!

[@HomeschoolStory]

Amy Klein I think I ended up not posting my review! Oops. I need to do another one! I will say that it’s not necessary, but I love it. It breaks up the weekly work into daily assignments. It includes charts that are specifically assigned but needed!!! I’ll be using again next year!!

[@natenkristy]

@@HomeschoolStory would you recommend using the Workspace for Challenge 1?

[@marialynn1037]

These are great videos. Will you be adding Challenge B?

[@HomeschoolStory]

Maria Looney yes! My daughter is just finishing up B so I am going to do videos about what worked for us!!

[@kandrmama]

Do you have a video for tabbing your Latin books?

[@HomeschoolStory]

Valerie Wheeler no...but that’s a great idea too!

[@HomeschoolStory]

Valerie Wheeler no...but that’s a great idea too!

[@RobertEddyOfficial]

i was curious is the latin books rather easy to learn form a english speaker? and how its it when using with biblical studies?\

[@juliankleinactor]

Robert, the Henle Latin is focused on preparing students to read the original works of Caesar (Gallic Wars) and Cicero. Therefore the vocabulary covered focuses on war and diplomacy. For this reason I am not sure they would immediately help you with Biblical Studies. However, they are a wonderful resource for learning how Latin works, and you could supplement with your own vocabulary research. Hope that helps.

[@StevanEC]

I recommend you to buy the book "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin". It has a Christian focus, all of the vocabulary in it is for reading the Bible in Latin. Hope this helps.

[@cybertruth3514]

Thank you so much!!!