There are a good number of children's books translated into Latin. From Dr. Seuss to Winnie the Pooh and beyond, you can put your Latin translation skills to use in a fun and engaging way.

If you also enjoyed learning about the Ancient Greeks and would like to keep learning, here is a reading list with some great books on the subject (compliments of For the Love of Literature). You should be able to find most on your public library’s shelf or through inter-library loan.

I’ve been considering a Kindle for some time now. However, I love books. Not just the words but the whole experience of holding a book. The smell. The feel. I’ve gone back and forth and, now, I am finally ready to make the jump. Here at Homeschool Connections, we use a lot of classic books […]

One thing we strive to do at Homeschool Connections is help parents give their children a quality education at home without breaking their bank. We are always mindful, as parents ourselves, of the importance of providing our children with the best of the best but at the same time we all have a fiscal responsibility […]

A student could earn an honor's credit by supplementing two to three of these books (depending upon the difficulty of the work) and then presenting written and oral reports to the parent. 

The Historiography summer course went great. The students loved Mr. Campbell and the course. So much so, they asked for an additional reading list.