This course is the sequel to Latin Grammar 3, and covers all 30 lessons of Latin Grammar 4 at a brisk pace. (If a student is younger than 9th grade, the "Latin Grammar 4 - Part 1" course is recommended instead.)

This is a sequel to Latin Grammar 4, and covers the hardest concepts in Latin grammar. It teaches the main uses and forms of the subjunctive, while providing a graduated reader and then transitioning into original classical Latin.

Reading Latin is the end of Latin studies, but it’s also the means of learning Latin. In this course, we will read the LLPSI “Fabulae Syrae”, “Epitome Historiae Sacrae” building vocabulary, fluency, and love and diligence for Latin.

This is the follow-up course to Latin Grammar 3 - Part 1. We will cover the second half of the curriculum, using the Picta Dicta platform and accompanying workbook and reader.

A dual-purpose class: first-year course for rigorous students or as the third year following Latin Primers 1 & 2. Learn all about nouns, adjectives, and get a good intro to verbs: Imperative, Infinitive, Passive, Present Participles.

Reading Latin is the end of Latin studies, but it’s also the means of learning Latin. In this course, we will read Ørberg’s “Lingua Latina,"building vocabulary, fluency, and love and diligence for Latin. This course proceeds through the Latin grammar and habituates students into understanding Latin.

Reading Latin is the end of Latin studies, but it’s also the means of learning Latin. In this course, we will read Ørberg’s “Lingua Latina” building vocabulary, fluency, and love and diligence for Latin. This course proceeds through the Latin grammar and habituates students into understanding Latin.

Reading Latin is the end of Latin studies, but it’s also the means of learning Latin. In this course, we will read Ørberg’s “Lingua Latina” building vocabulary, fluency, and love and diligence for Latin. This course proceeds through the Latin grammar and habituates students into understanding Latin.

This class is the 2nd in the Latin Primer series, and covers all 5 noun declensions, active and passive voice, and the present infinitive mood. Homework is done on a web app and in a physical workbook, and we read stories in Latin.