Latin Syllabi I actually went through ahead of time last semester (I am on semester block at my school) and planned out my Latin levels ahead of time in daily detail. I put them here because I think anyone can use more ideas on how to treat stories, etc., and this will be helpful to other Cambridge Latin Course users. I will say that as the syllabi move on, they end up in my shorthand, so if you have any questions, please e-mail me at dea_belli@yahoo.com. One last note: The Latin III Syllabus is not fully developed; I was still trying to figure out how to work with them. So it's only good to get a vague idea of pacing, and even then needs work. Detailed Syllabus for Latin I Detailed Syllabus for Latin II Detailed Syllabus for Latin III

Illustrated Latin Stories for Free Voluntary Reading I have these organized so that the first page is a cover page used to bind the pages that follow; the pages that follow are in order, so just cut them apart and bind them. The stories are from Ten Classical Myths by Barbara Brothers and Deborah Neurohr. Please buy the book itself.. it is a great reader for students in its original form as well as illustrated in these booklets. Please excuse the art on some; the quality differs based on my energy at the time! Apollo et Diana Arachne Textrix Aurora et Tithonus Cupido et Psyche Echo et Narcissus Prometheus Hominibus Ignem Dat