Greek in 4th grade?

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  • mama_nickles
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    My oldest started 4th grade recently. Last year we did spanish all together as a family (salsa videos, youtube videos, spanish games) and are continuing it this year. We also learned the Greek alphabet and DS started the Greek Alphabet Code Cracker workbook from Classical Academic Press. He just finished the workbook and has expressed an interest in going more in-depth with Greek now. I had originally been planning to just learn the alphabet now, and go more into Greek when he’s older, maybe 12 or so. Should I follow his interest and let him start now? If so, what program should we use? We definitely want Koine Greek. He has been doing the workbook independently, and I’d really like him to do more Greek independently if possible, as I have 3 other kiddos. Thanks!

    nebby
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    My son used Open Texture. Not sure what age he was when he started it. Not more than 6th grade.

    alphabetika
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    My daughter used Elementary Greek and we thought it was excellent. Very manageable, and she learned enough from using it for 2.5 years (i.e. the first two levels and half of the third) to do well in high school level Greek 1, which she took online. I think she was around 6th grade when she started.

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