Greek for Children Primer A Revised Edition Digital Resources
Greek for Children Primer A Revised Edition Digital Resources
This helpful collection of digital resources designed to accompany Greek for Children Primer A includes:
- Quizzes (blank and with answers)
- Appendices from the book:
- Forms (Paradigms)
- Accents
- Paper for Writing Practice
- Glossary of Grammatical Terms
- Table of Chapter Verses
- Vocabulary by Unit
- Instructions for making flash cards
- Greek-English Glossary
- English-Greek Glossary
- Conversational Greek
- Greek alphabet song audio
- Greek alphabet coloring pages
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Erin Davis-Valdez, Author
Erin Davis Valdez is the oldest of four sisters, all of whom were homeschooled from kindergarten through high school. Erin earned a bachelor of arts in classical studies from Hillsdale College and a master of arts in classics from University of California, Santa Barbara. From 2004 to 2015, she taught Latin, Greek, and classical civilizations in private and charter schools in the Austin and Dallas areas, and also founded a tutoring and consulting business. She has worked in education philanthropy and policy since 2015. Erin’s hobbies include cooking, listening to podcasts, and walking her dog, Buckley. Her favorite author is P.G. Wodehouse, and her favorite swimming hole is Hamilton Pool. She lives in Texas with her husband, Jeremy.
Edward Kotynski, Author
Edward Kotynski, Chair of the Scholé Academy Latin Department, grew up as a missionary kid in Indonesia, where his parents were Bible translators. He attributes his love of languages partly to his parents’ work and his childhood experience. He received his BA in ancient languages from Wheaton College in Illinois in 2004, and his MA in classical languages from Vanderbilt University in Tennessee in 2007. Mr. Kotynski has been teaching Latin and Greek for the last fifteen years, mostly at classical Christian schools. He loves sharing his passion for the ancient languages with his students, weaving in historical context and modern connections. He has edited two volumes of Latin Alive! for Classical Academic Press and is an author and coauthor of their Greek for Children series with Erin Valdez. In addition to his love of Latin and Greek, Mr. Kotynski drinks coffee, loves reading, helps homeschool his kids, and plays board games. He lives with his wife, six children, and two cats, enjoying the craziness of life together.
