Minimus the mouse lives in Roman Britain in 100 AD. He introduces young children to Latin and Roman topics in a lighthearted way. The site promotes a new course; both are full of cartoons and activities. The site has information on grants and training offered to teachers.

A source and depository of certamen questions and preparation materials; the questions are divided into three categories: Latin I, Latin II, and Advanced (Latin III+).

A page designed for K-12 Latin teachers. Contains lesson plans, games, sounds and related material.

A collection of Latin links originally compiled for students taking Latin at the University of California at Sacramento.

Information about Prof. Lawall's classes at the University of Massachusetts, as well as about the Ecce Romani series, the Ecce Romani Newsletter, the New England Latin Placement Service, CANE Instructional Materials, and the MAT Program in Latin and Classical Humanities.

Chapter by chapter exercises based on the vocabulary list found in Wheelock's Latin. Requires a Java-enabled browser.

Dale Grote provides RealAudio files of actual classes he gave about the optional self-exercises in Wheelock's Latin.

An interactive workbook of exercises, drills, and review for learning Latin. Emphasizes reading and conversation as a way to learn the language but still covers grammar.

Latin teaching materials: easy reading. Basic texts for beginning and intermediate Latin students, and a small collection of useful links.

A Biblically-based Latin program specifically geared toward the 8-18 year old Christian homeschooler. Fora, games, sample pages, and articles available on site.