First Form Latin, by Cheryl Lowe

[Sahamamama]

Is anyone working with this program? I have been working through Henle, and while I am learning from it, I think I need a break from the Gaul-killing Romans.

Recommendations, anyone? :bigear:

[rwjx2khsmj]

We are just finishing lesson 2 in First Form. Everyone seems to like it. It's clear, easy to follow and not at all mind numbing. I have no Latin experience and am working along with my 2 dd (13,10).

I just got my flashcards in the mail today and the dvd is still being edited so it will come later.

[Sahamamama]

We are just finishing lesson 2 in First Form. Everyone seems to like it. It's clear, easy to follow and not at all mind numbing. I have no Latin experience and am working along with my 2 dd (13,10).

I just got my flashcards in the mail today and the dvd is still being edited so it will come later.

Thanks for your answer! Did you order the whole package? Do the materials seem to be of good quality?

From what I see of it, I think this might be helpful to me, since I am studying Latin ahead of the little ones.

[rwjx2khsmj]

I bought all of it. I figured since I knew nothing of Latin we'd better have all the help we could get.

The dvds aren't available yet. They are sending me an unedited copy in advance of the official copy. I've been very impressed with Memoria Press.

All of it is good quality and seems very complete. Text, workbook, tests, flash cards, cd, dvd.

I was very fearful of being overwhelmed and just not being able to manage it. So far, that hasn't been an issue. I feel very successful and so do my dds.