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This CD contains Volumes I-III of the Activitates Pro Liberis series. Together, the volumes comprise more than seventy-five effective and innovative lessons and activities. This series is perfect for enrichment, everyday classroom use, and standards preparation. Each lesson is extremely detailed, with a complete listing of objectives, materials needed, and procedures. *VOLUME I , 125 pages, includes lessons on such topics as: Mythology - What is Myth, the Theogony, gods and goddesses, monsters, beasts, and creatures; Roman Culture - geography, families, homes, architecture, weddings; Classical Latin - numerals, numbers, colors, animals, months, days of the week, weather, adjectives, phrases and mottoes; Conversational Latin - greetings and commands, classroom items, foods, anatomy, emotions, inscriptions; Activities - Classical allusions in Pokemon, mosaics, Mythology Through the Arts, Roman names, bullae. *VOLUME II, 155 pages, is an entirely new curriculum, with lessons and activities focusing on such topics as: Mythology - Introduction to Myth, deities, Daedalus and Icarus, Perseus, cross-cultural myth; Roman Culture - education, government and politics, the Army, heroes, theatre and drama; Classical Latin - Roman authors, interpreting Latin poetry through music, inscriptions and scrolls, seasons and telling time, numbers and numerals; Conversational Latin - greetings and commands, Latin names, foods, the home and furniture, trades and professions, school and the classroom; Activities - archaeology, mosaics, roads, temples, spinning and weaving, Olympics, clothing. *VOLUME III, 185 pages, is an entirely new curriculum. Lessons and activities focus on such topics as: Art & Mythology - Coins and the Symbol of Myth, Temples and the Gods, Mosaics and Mythical Beasts, Sculpture and the Gods, Pottery and Mythical Heroes; Roman Culture - the city, coins and economy, house, geography, and the Circus Maximus; Classical Latin - What is Latin?, Vergil's Aeneid, Romulus and Remus, Horace, phrases and mottoes; Conversational Latin - greetings and commands, foods and colors, emotions, family, parts of the body, a Day in a Roman Classroom; Activities - military standards, Pandora's box, Roman games, scrolls and chariots, frescoes, oil lamps, amphorae.