(Recorded Course) Henle Latin: Second Year, Part 1 with Emily Henry

Improve your vocabulary, SAT/ACT scores, and English grammar with this dynamic Latin course -- and learn the language of the Church while earning language credit. 

Formerly named Henle First Year Latin, Part Three (Intermediate Latin)

Special Notes: This intermediate Latin course can be taken by students who have taken Wheelock's Latin: First Year, Part Two or Henle Latin: First Year, Part Two 

This is Part One of a 2-part course. 

Total Classes: 12 

Duration: 55 minutes 

Prerequisite: Wheelock's Latin: First Year, Part Two or Henle Latin: First Year, Part Two (live or recorded)

Suggested Grade Level: 9th to12th grade

Suggested Credit: One full semester Latin or Foreign Language

Instructor: Emily Henry

Instructor email: ehenry@homeschoolconnections.com

Course Description: This course is equivalent to a second-year intermediate-level Latin course. Throughout this twelve-week course, students will focus on learning Latin grammar and vocabulary. They will explore both Classical and Ecclesiastical pronunciations. Quizlet and other materials supplemented by the instructor will be utilized to encourage good study habits. The textbook, First Year Henle Latin, will be our overarching guide for the course.

Course Outline:  

  • Week 1: Review

  • Week 2: Unit 5, Lesson 21: Perfect System Passive

  • Week 3: Unit 6, Lesson 22: Present Subjunctive, Purpose Clauses

  • Week 4: Unit 6, Lesson 23: Imperfect Subjunctive Active

  • Week 5: Unit 6, Lesson 24: Relative Clauses

  • Week 6: Review and Midterm Exam

  • Week 7: Unit 7, Lesson 25: Direct Questions

  • Week 8: Unit 7, Lesson 25 continued

  • Week 9: Unit 7, Lesson 26: Perfect Active Subjunctive

  • Week 10: Unit 8, Lesson 27: The Vocative and Imperative

  • Week 11: Unit 8, Lesson 28: Suus and Sui

  • Week 12: Review for Final Exam

Course Materials:  Henle Latin First Year and Henle Latin Grammar. (Note that the answer key is not required.) Students need to have a functioning headset with a microphone.

Homework: Students will spend an average of one to two hours per week on homework in addition to classroom time.