Question for Lively Latin users

[Book Crazy]

So I went ahead and printed out all of the pages of Lively Latin last night. Couldn't sleep and needed something productive to do.

 

I started putting all the pages into the folder in the correct sections, but I don't seem to have anything in the Et Cetera section.

 

What goes in this section?

[Wendy in ME]

I have been using Lively Latin for 6 months and still haven't figured this out. I just took out the section when I re-did the binders for the new school year.

[Deb in NZ]

I have all the pages we have NOT covered yet in the front of ds#2's Latin binder. These pages are on top of the first divider. As we complete pages, I file them in the appropriate sections so we can easily refer to them as needed. We also, don't complete the history pages the same day as the readings. Instead at the end of each unit, I have ds#2 complete any history pages for the unit as a bit of review. I have found that by working through the LL pages in the order that they are printed, we have a nice variety of material covered. We simply aim to complete 1 section daily.

 

Blessings,

[Academy of Jedi Arts]

We have the pronunciation guides, why we study Latin, etc (lol) in that section. I bought the hard copy and just pull the pages we need out each weekend, then dd files them in her notebook at the end of the week.

[nmoira]

I have all the pages we have NOT covered yet in the front of ds#2's Latin binder. These pages are on top of the first divider. As we complete pages, I file them in the appropriate sections so we can easily refer to them as needed.

 

We have the pronunciation guides, why we study Latin, etc (lol) in that section.

 

This is exactly what we do.

[latinteach]

So I went ahead and printed out all of the pages of Lively Latin last night. Couldn't sleep and needed something productive to do.

 

I started putting all the pages into the folder in the correct sections, but I don't seem to have anything in the Et Cetera section.

 

What goes in this section?

 

Et Cetera means "And everythinge else" in Latin, so I would assume you would put stuff here that doesn't fit neatly into the other categories.