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Teacher’s Guide & Student Workbook for Pīsō

May 3, 2017April 14, 2020 / magisterp / 5 Comments

The 238 pages of support for Pīsō Ille Poētulus are finally here! In addition to invaluable information about Latin poetry, this Teacher’s Guide has 13 ready-to-go options for interacting with each chapter of Pīsō! Head to the copier, or project on board. Use them all, or choose a few per chapter; do whatever you’d like!

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