I've recently been trekking back into attic Greek, as I only was able to take a few hours of classes from the wondrous Dr. West. I figured I'd ball up my fascination and pare it into a workbook of sorts, as I have promised my children the joy of Greek this summer.
Of course this means I have a lot of learning for myself as well! But that's part of the fun. If anyone's interested I'd love your thoughts on my workbook. Leave me a comment, and I'll send it over.
2 comments:
Wow -- cool!
Reminds me of Jonathon: a few years back, he started on a Lenape grammar book, but it fell on the wayside as teaching and such took up much of his time.
Thanks! I find most greek books lack explanation, or assume a high level knowledge of latin and grammar. Mostly I'm a bit afraid of teaching something wrong!
I suppose if I can work my own experience into the book, then perhaps it will be useful. There's some very well done and organized books already - but I hope to have something to add in the end.
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