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Trivium Pursuit :: Greek :: A Greek Hupogrammon
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: Review by Jay Ryan at classicalastronomy.com
That Baby Block design is great! I always love covers that bridge from front to back. Very visually appealing design and good use of color. Also, the content looks very engaging! Looks like the Bluedorns will hit another homer with this one! Greek is another one of the subjects (like my own little program) that needs to be rediscovered by homeschoolers, as part of "rebuilding the ruins." May God bless your efforts.
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: Review at midwestbookreview.com
Designed to correspond with "A Greek Alphabetarion," A Greek Hupogrammon: A Beginner's Copybook for the Greek Alphabet with Pronunciations is a self-instructional, consumable workbook for anyone age 8 to adult who is beginning studies in reading, writing, and speaking the Greek language. Pages include sections for copying letters of the Greek alphabet, vowel combinations, and simple phrases, as well as a variety of exercises in different formats with answers. The large type size makes all the exercises, pronunciation tips, and examples easy to read, follow, and copy. An excellent resource for novice students of Greek, whether used by itself or in conjunction with its sister volume.
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: Review by Kathy Davis at homeschoolbuzz.com
If you are planning on teaching your kids ancient Greek, this copybook will prove very useful. A Greek Hupogrammon is a consumable workbook that gives the beginning student generous practice in writing Ancient Greek words, marks, and sentences. Though designed to correspond with A Greek Alphabetarion (also by Harvey Bluedorn), the Hupogrammon is comprehensive enough to be used alone. However, the two books do compliment each other quite nicely, and the student would gain extra benefit by using them together.
The alphabet exercises in the Hupogrammon begin with an example of a capital and lowercase Greek letter with a corresponding scripture. The student then finds the letter in the sampling, practices writing the letter in a given chart, and concludes the lesson with underlying English letters that have the same sound as the practiced Greek letter. Greek letters are reviewed through a matching exercise, where the Greek phonetic spelling is paired with its corresponding English word. Also included is a section devoted to writing out verses of scripture in Greek (the English translation is conveniently provided). The material layout is organized, and the bold large type makes this non-threatening and student friendly. This format works. The Hupogrammon is a very practical way to enhance your child’s Greek lessons. Your kids will find this type of copy work fresh, fun and challenging. My 10-year-old son is breezing through this and retaining what he’s learning without difficulty. Ancient Greek has suddenly become his favorite subject-I never saw that coming!
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: Review by Cathy Duffy at cathyduffyreviews.com
A Greek Hupogrammon: A Beginner's Copybook for the Greek Alphabet with Pronunciations, also by Harvey Bluedorn, can be used on its own or as a companion to A Greek Alphabetarion.
The first half of the book works through the Greek alphabet, teaching letter formation, letter names, and pronunciation of sounds with examples and exercises Periodic review helps students retain information....
See the rest of this review at Cathy Duffy's web site
http://cathyduffyreviews.com/foreign-language/greek-alphabetarion.htm
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