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Student Activities Manual for Disce! an Introductory Latin Course, Volume 2

Thomas J. Sienkewicz

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The Student Activities Manual consists of written exercises providing meaningful and communicative practice, incorporating the vocabulary and structures introduced in each chapter of the text, review of previous material and additional process-oriented activities. Each chapter of the SAM concludes with a How Closely did you Read? section, offering a review of major themes, terms and concepts covered in the chapter.

Language: English

Pages: 168

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Pearson

Release: February 23, 2011

ISBN: 0205823335

ISBN 13: 9780205823338

Student Activities Manual for Disce! an Introductory Latin Course, Volume 2

Thomas J. Sienkewicz

0/5 ( ratings)

The Student Activities Manual consists of written exercises providing meaningful and communicative practice, incorporating the vocabulary and structures introduced in each chapter of the text, review of previous material and additional process-oriented activities. Each chapter of the SAM concludes with a How Closely did you Read? section, offering a review of major themes, terms and concepts covered in the chapter.

Language: English

Pages: 168

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Pearson

Release: February 23, 2011

ISBN: 0205823335

ISBN 13: 9780205823338

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