Greek for Children, Primer A (English and Greek Edition) by

ISBN: 160051023X

Author: Christopher Perrin

Condition: new

An understandable, engaging, and creative program, Greek for Children, Primer A will introduce your students to Koine Greek, the ancient language of the New Testament. This text has been designed to teach in the lively structure and method of the acclaimed Latin for Children series (LFC ). Like LFC, Greek for Children is designed to be used in grades 3 and up.Why Greek? Koine Greek is a rich and fascinating language. Like Latin, it will aid students in critical thinking skills and help them to develop a strong understanding of grammar. Many English words are derived from ancient Greek, and students will especially see the benefits of learning Greek when studying science and medicine. Last, but hardly least, Koine Greek is the language of the New Testament, and the study of the original language will gradually unveil the richness, depth, and beauty of the New Testament message.Greek for Children, Primer A is comprised of thirty-two chapters, to be completed one per week. Each chapter begins with a memory page, presenting the chant and vocabulary for the week's lesson. Grammar lessons are presented at the student's level on the grammar page, and each chapter includes a worksheet and a quiz. An Answer Key is also available.Classical Academic PressEducators will find all curricula by Classical Academic Press to be created with four important attributes. Each product is classical, creative, relevant, and easy to use. As our company name implies, you will find that we publish classical books and media, seeking to acquaint students with the best that has been thought and said.We also design and present our products with creativity and zest, from beautiful illustrations to engaging storytelling, ensuring that the classical subjects being taught are anything but boring.Areas we publish in include:-Latin-Ancient Greek-Logic-Bible, Old & New Testament-The Art Of Poetry-Spanish-Classical Education Resources