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K-5 Latin Curriculum by University of Dallas

K-5 Latin Curriculum by University of Dallas

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The K-5 Latin Curriculum by the University of Dallas offers a foundational Latin language program tailored for young learners. It integrates classical pedagogy principles with modern educational practices to provide a joyful and immersive introduction to Latin. The curriculum emphasizes storytelling and includes fully scripted lessons in Latin, accompanied by English translations, allowing educators and parents, even those unfamiliar with Latin, to facilitate a near-immersive language experience. The program aims to cultivate an appreciation for Latin as a medium for communicating significant ideas, enhancing students' linguistic and cultural understanding.

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