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Publisher Memoria Press
Grades K–4 Ages 5–10
Format Physical + Video/Audio
Worldview Faith-Based
Price $
Learning Style Classical

About Prima Latina

Prima Latina was created after parents using Latina Christiana asked for something gentler for their younger children. It follows the same easy-to-use, teacher-friendly format, but at a slower pace suited to Kindergarten through 4th grade, covering seven parts of speech, two verb tenses, 125 vocabulary words, and numbers 1-10 across 25 lessons plus review lessons.

Each lesson includes a grammar skill, five vocabulary words, a practical Latin phrase, and a line of prayer or hymn — including traditional pieces like the Gloria Patri and Adeste Fideles — woven throughout the course. Prima Latina is designed to transition directly into Latina Christiana, so students can move through the full Latin sequence without gaps or repeated material.

Best for families wanting to start Latin early, particularly younger children who are still building their English grammar foundation and benefit from a gentler pace than Latina Christiana offers.

Why Families Choose It

Genuinely Gentle Pace

Well-suited to younger elementary students starting Latin for the first time.

Short, Manageable Lessons

15-20 minute lessons keep young learners from feeling overwhelmed.

Leads Into Latina Christiana

Transitions directly into the next course, with no gaps or repeated material.

What Families Love

  • Genuinely gentle pace, well-suited to younger elementary students.
  • Short lessons (15-20 minutes) that don’t overwhelm young learners.
  • Builds real vocabulary and grammar foundation for later, more rigorous Latin study.
  • Transitions directly into Latina Christiana with no gaps or repeated material.
  • Video and audio components support auditory and visual learners.

Things to Consider

  • Faith-based content, general Christian framework — includes traditional prayers and hymns (e.g., Gloria Patri, Adeste Fideles) as part of the lessons.
  • Requires active parent teaching — not an independent workbook.
  • Very gentle pace may feel slow for older students starting Latin for the first time.
  • Only covers introductory material — families will need Latina Christiana (and beyond) to continue.
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