Sue, Do you feel the need to do both Oxford Latin & AG? I was hoping that Latin could help us by-pass the formal study of English grammar. My dc also get a fair amount of grammar work done in the context of their writing assignments . I'd love to hear your thoughts on the subject. Thanks!!

Wouldn't miss it! I'm a total SWB groupie -- so I plan to make the trip north. :) I'm looking forward to meeting board-mates there...

ds 10 & 12... Doing LCC heavy these days in prep for Natl. Latin Exam. Subjects: Latin Writing Tutor currently taking break from Spelling, Vocab and English grammar formally

Scott Foresman is used a lot in this area. I was impressed recently when I saw a middle grades math. Very standard.

How about TT 6 or 7? Easy on mom :)

FMOR is excellent -- especially in conjunction w/ Netflix docs about Rome. It is really coming alive for my kiddos. The pics are beautiful in the FMOR student book. We also bought the teacher guide, which is awesome.

I agree w/ Angela.

The dvd's are fantastic. We couldn't be happier. I don't know Latin -- at all -- so this is a great way for my kiddos to learn Latin w/o ANY input from me. They also meet w/ a tutor 1 hour/wk. We make about a 5-6 hour commitment to Latin each week. Here is our schedule: Monday: Watch dvd lessons, do workbook page, make vocab cards Tuesday: Study cards, listen to CD Wednesday: Same Thursday: Same + Quiz Friday: Same + meet w/ tutor 1 hour

I uploaded from my I-Photo (on my mac). Go to "browse" and search in your photos in your photo files. Find the picture you like and double-click on it. Hit "save" and it should be there. Good luck!

Famous Men of Rome until Natl. Latin Exam in March Then, back to: SOTW 1 w/ AG, CD's and tests (no craft projects) Teaching Co. dvd's Kingfisher outlining tons and tons of Netflix documentaries Beautfiful Feet Ancient History for Jr. High lots of literature/living books

Happy Saturday!

Also - Why can't I get my picture in my signature? Thanks!!

Thanks, Susan! See you in Olympia in June!: :)