I was looking for myself for practice translations and I found this website with all sorts of exercises that correlate with Wheelcock's. There is not a key for all of it, but it says it is "being developed." Scroll down to the bottom. FYI. https://www.slu.edu/colleges/AS/languages/classical/latin/tchmat/wh-prax.html

https://www.magistrula.com/latin/sentences?lang=latEng You input what cases, types of words (adverbs, adjectives, etc.), what tenses, conjugations, irregulars, pronouns, etc. and then it generates sentences in Latin for you to translate. The only trouble I could see with this is the potential for vocabulary we haven't done. When I did an example, it used a word for "vampire" which we haven't covered. LOL.

https://www.magistrula.com/latin/sentences?lang=latEng You input what cases, types of words (adverbs, adjectives, etc.), what tenses, conjugations, irregulars, pronouns, etc. and then it generates sentences in Latin for you to translate. The only trouble I could see with this is the potential for vocabulary we haven't done. When I did an example, it used a word for "vampire" which we haven't covered. LOL.

I just found this site. You give the site detailed information on what you have covered (which declensions, conjugations, tenses, etc.) and it generates sentences for you to translate. https://www.magistrula.com/latin/sentences?lang=latEng

I tried there and there is nothing when I search for Latin for Children. When I search for just "Latin" I get a bunch of Greek and Latin roots worksheets. I did find three sellers when I looked for "Classical Latin" but nothing was what I needed. It may be the search function is not that good.

I found this site that correlates with Wheelcocks. There are translation exercises and a key is available for the first five translation exercises. https://www.slu.edu/colleges/AS/languages/classical/latin/tchmat/wh-prax.html

I'm so sorry. I will pray for you all.

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Are there any Latin teacher forums/yahoo groups where I might find translation exercises to go with LFC-C?

Please tell me these exist. I relied on them heavily for LFC-A and LFC-B especially for extra translation exercises. They are not on the CAP website. If they don't exist, is there any other resource I can use so I don't have to create these from scratch? Maybe something another teacher created? TIA!!! Update: CAP does not have one.

http://www.bolchazy.com/Thirty-eight-Latin-Stories-Teachers-Guide-P3703.aspx This Teacher's Guide to Thirty-Eight Latin Stories provides a literal translation answer key for all of the stories found in the popular reader. The Guide was developed in response to frequent requests from teachers, homeschoolers, and people who are learning Latin on their own.

I ordered the "complete stories" and it turns out the Penguin classics version I had been reading has stories from several different collections and they are not all from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes so I am really glad I ordered the complete stories. Unfortunately DS13 is not digging the stories so far, and I gave him the ones Lori D. recommended. <<sad>>

The files for units 5 through 7 are missing. If you downloaded these and can get them to me, can you pretty please PM me? Thanks in advance!

I would love to see that schedule too!

Me too.