The Latin for Children Primer series is an engaging, incremental, & creative line of textbooks filled with clear grammatical explanations, illustrations, exercises, tests, and a sizable and useful reference section. Each text comes with a plethora of mnemonic aids (songs, chants) that enable students to learn vocabulary (over 240 of the most frequently occurring words) and grammar with ease and delight. The texts are graphically engaging, featuring a crisp, classical look professionally designed.

Each primer has available (sold separately):
Answer Keys -- features the actual text with answers in bold print
DVDs & Chant CD -- offers chapter-by-chapter training by the author with 2 students. The chant cd contains all 240 vocabulary words chanted and sung in both the classical & ecclesiastical pronunciations.
History Readers -- Read Latin stories from history that are geared towards what is being learned in each Primer.
Activity Books! -- Play games and puzzles that help to ingrain the Latin vocabulary and grammar from each Primer.
These books are the collaborative effort of three Latin teachers, and are the fruit of seven years of research and testing.

Caveat emptor (let the buyer beware), these books have made Latin the favorite subject of many students around the nation.

Integrated with Shurley Grammar
Latin Stories Integrated with Veritas History Curricula
Classical or Ecclesiastical Pronunciation (your choice inside all three texts & videos) 
Integrated and Clear Explanations of Grammar in Every Chapter
240 High-Frequency Latin Words in Each Text
Workbook Format, 32 chapters (proposed teaching timeline: one chapter a week), perfect-bound book
Tests, Games and Puzzles in the Text
Professional and Classical Lay-out and Design
Quickly-rising Latin series among classical schools and home schools
Yearly revision of each text based on critical feedback of our customers
Each book (Primers B & C) is a succession upon the previous book. They are intended to be taught sequentially beginning with Primer A (target grade: 3rd) and moving up the alphabet, one book per school year.