Teaching Middle School Latin Contact Matthew Webb (magister@magisterwebb.com) for more information

What Support Materials and Publications Exist?	What Websites Should I Visit?	What Programs and Texts are There?	What Organizations and Opportunities Exist?
The Teaching Materials and Resource Center of the American Classical League offers numerous publications for this level of Classical Studies.	Examine ETC's list of weblinks for some promising sites.	The National Committee for Latin and Greek has developed a list of exemplary Latin programs at the middle level.	ETC (you are on our website!) is the national board that oversees, supports, and promotes elementary and middle level Classical Studies education.
Look at the other categories on the left-hand side of the Teaching Elementary and Exploratory Latin for additional useful publications.	Queen Anne School (Md.) provides a large bank of links and online activities covering grammar, vocabulary, mythology, history, and culture. Click to access page one and page two.	Texts include: Cambridge Latin Course (Cambridge University Press) Ecce Romani (Prentice Hall)	In addition, the American Classical League is the national professional organization of Classical Studies teachers.
Your students might be interested in the National Latin Exam or the National Mythology Exam	For even more online web activities, take a look at the Latin section of Quia.com -- you can even search by category and textbook.	Latin is Fun (Amsco) Oxford Latin Course (Oxford University Press	Latinteach is an online discussion group of hundreds of Latin teachers at all levels -- visit the Latinteach website for a multitude of lesson plans and ideas. Plus, search the archive of old