What Latin student would refuse a free Latin Verb and Noun Endings Quick Reference Sheet? Now available as a color PDF on LutheranHomeschool.com from Lemon Creek Press! Yay!

Latin Verb and Noun Endings Quick Reference Sheet

We have two new products up that are actually the same: Supplemental Religious Material for Latin. What do I mean? One is a less expensive family version with a slightly more expensive co-op or classroom version. Make sense?

From here on out, co-op / classroom versions will come with 365 days of access to the link. Family versions will have ongoing access. Plus, I think with both of these options, the vendor can update the product, you gain access to the new product and can download it again, within the time allotted.

Yay for learning more about how to do this stuff!

Today’s new products, Supplemental Religious Material for Latin – Co-op or Classroom Use and Supplemental Religious Material for Latin – Family Use, are perfect for any Lutheran family introducing, or pursuing, Latin study! There’s basic (non-grammar) memory work, phrases, advice, etc.

Odds are, if you are even mildly curious about Lutheran texts in Latin, you’ll want this as a great starting place and resource for your whole family or school!

There are good Latin curriculum choices out there. At the same time, they don’t necessarily include Latin from specifically Lutheran traditions and sources. Hence, I’ve started to compile a) places to start so that Latin-learners can broach translation work with some familiar Lutheran texts, b) supplemental religious memory work to introduce familiar Lutheran phrases and texts to our Latin students, and c) a little advice along the way.

This document does not include grammar charts or explanations. It doesn’t even necessarily translate. It is, however, still very user friendly, even to those without much experience in Latin, and it does feature the following:

1. Suggested Resources
2. Supplemental Religious Memory Work
3. A Little Word Vocabulary Help
4. Latin text of the Creeds
5. Three of the most common Latin hymn texts
6. “A Mighty Fortress” translated into Latin
7. The O Antiphons in Latin

New products are coming in! Some are still tweaking images and wording, but here’s one of my own projects to share with you today: A Guide to Thees, Thous, Et Cetera!

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Ladies and gentlemen, we recently added two new free resources: an Athanasian Creed Memorization Guide (only 15-20 weeks!) and 35 Suggested Lutheran Hymns.

Both of these are basically mark-as-you-go resources. There’s a title or indication of section with a place to mark, but not the full text. Check them out to see what i mean.

I hope these can be helpful. 🙂 If you look them over and see room for improvement, let me know and we’ll try to improve them!

Yours in Christ,

Mary Moerbe

I thought I’d let you know that, in better organizing some of the Lutheran Homeschool resource pages, I created/ subdivided so that there are now three new ones:

1. Lutheran Parenting Books & More
2. A Parenting page that isn’t Lutheran-specific
3. A separate Non-Lutheran Curriculum or Schooling Options page

I would warmly welcome suggestions, especially for the two parenting pages. It could be very helpful to have encouragement and perspective at our fingertips!

Thanks!

You can also reply with suggestions on materials you’d like to see us develop.

God’s blessings!
Mary J Moerbe

Ladies and gentlemen, I’m happy to report that Lutheran educators are plugging away, as we speak, to create new homeschooling resources for LutheranHomeschool.com! Meanwhile, I will do my best to create and improve free resource pages. Today I’m happy to report the newly updated resource page for Lutheran Conferences, Camps, and Retreats.

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