elementary school Latin?
  • Geremia
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    Are there any textbooks for teaching ecclesiastical Latin to elementary school children?
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
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    PM me. We've homeschooled our children.
  • Kathy
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    https://www.memoriapress.com/curriculum/latin/
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  • francis
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    Kathy:

    Do those resources teach ecclesiastical Latin? I think they may be different.
  • a_f_hawkins
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    francis - in the Prima set, it seems a good start to me :
    Four prayers: Sanctus, Doxology, Table Blessing, and Pater Noster
    Four Lingua Angelica songs:
    Dona Nobis Pacem, Chirstus Vincit, Adeste Fideles, and Resonet in Laudibus
  • francis
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    OK... wasn't sure. Us homeschoolers use those, but I did not know if they used EL.
  • Geremia
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    @Kathy thanks. I forgot about them. They have a good logic textbook series.
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  • stulte
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    Depending on your children, you might want to consider Hans Ørberg's Lingua Latina per se illustrata. It can be used with Ecclesiastical pronunciation.
  • jgirodjgirod
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    Once pupils have some basics, they can start studying Fr. Lhomond's "Epitome historiæ sacræ", which is easier than his other book "De viris illustribus ...". I guess you can find second hand copies.
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