I’m so excited to share with you some brand new Latin resources from my friend, Pam!! We are using Prima Latina this year and so the timing of this resource is perfect for us! {I will be sharing our Top 10 Favorite Resources for Studying Ancient Rome soon, and Pam also has some FREE Roman puppets for download on her site!}
Race to the Colosseum is a game that will help your children review the Latin words they have learned thus far! I admit, with only the curriculum in front of us, my kids were getting bored with our review. But I knew that we HAD to find some way to review all the vocabulary we had been learning or this year was going to be a waste!
So, when I saw this printable game, I knew we had to try it!
When you purchase this game, you receive a download for the PDF file. I printed mine off on my own printer and then took it to a shop to have it laminated. I have a small laminator at my house, but this larger page would not fit. It cost a few dollars to have this laminated. I laminated all the game cards myself. To play the game, we printed, laminated, found dice and figures for each player and we were all set! The rules and instructions are also included in your download.
There are review questions that go along with Prima Latina and also Song School Latin!
My kids and I decided rather quickly that this was a MUCH more FUN way to review all our vocabulary.
If you want to go ahead and purchase your own game and get playing right away, click on this graphic below!
Discount Code: Use the code MERCY14 through April 25th to receive 30% off the Latin game or ANY resources in Pam’s shop!
Give Away
UPDATE: Give away closed!!
If you’d like to enter this give away, please leave me a comment telling me what games you love to play in your homeschool!
For extra entries, please leave a comment for each place you share online: twitter, pinterest, Facebook, google+.
Give away will end in FIVE DAYS, April 22nd.
Pam also has some Homeschool Planning Pages available in her printables shop! Take a peek at the expansion pack, those of you using FIAR and other literature based unit studies will find some planning pages for you in this pack! {Click graphic below to be taken to planner pages.}
