Easy Latin Crossword Puzzles by Betty Wallace Robinett
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Book Reviews of Easy Latin Crossword Puzzles
Book Review: Pandora
Summary: 5 Stars
"Crossword puzzles" Working the puzzles was fun for me. Crosswords taxed my understanding of latin words. It sort of made me feel how dense i know latin words. At times, I would breeze through easily. Other exercises would make me procrastinate. At all times, the book was fun and challenge. After Crossword Puzzles in Latin, I know i have a richer latin vocabulary. For the minimal price the book is a sort of pandora o understanding. You will never know until you work them out.Book Review: aeigma latina lingua
Summary: 5 Stars
I am using this in my seventh grade Latin class. The students are enjoying it and are beginning to understand the cognates in our language.
It is a fun reveiw for rusty Latin students also.
Book Review: Great for learners!
Summary: 5 Stars
Great for Latin learners or for those who want to go back and brush up their skills. Each puzzle has a word list at the bottom to help with the answers.Book Review: Easy Latin Crossword Puzzles
Summary: 5 Stars
These puzzles really are easy, but provide so much information!!! The Appendices give even more useful information.Book Review: CAPITALS are correct
Summary: 4 Stars
The reviewer below is barking up the wrong tree. Classical Latin was written in all-caps and without accents or macrons. Even when later Latin came to be written in both upper and lower cases, there were no accents or macrons. Perhaps a little harder for beginners, but that's what textbooks are for (also beware that V will represent both u and v, much as in the Oxford Latin dictionary, because the Romans didn't have two separate letters. Hence why v is pronounced like w or u.) This isn't Greek, and by and large accents don't matter. They're completely regular, in any case, and similar to English - with a little practice you'll put them in the right place naturally. If all caps are annoying, at least they'll teach you to read Latin without the artificial aids of modern editors, and that's a valuable skill to have.