latin On-line or home study?

[Lcoll]

Does anybody know of an on-line or home study Latin course? I'm currently teaching Latin to my fifth grader, and one other home-schooled 7th grader. They are flying through LC I , and I'm afraid I won't be able to stay ahead of them much longer! I'd love to take something over the summer to "get ahead,' and besides, I'm ready to move on! Any ideas? Thanks!!!

[LisaNY]

You can do one of two things...
1. Complete LC I yourself, and move on to Henle, or
2. Complete LC I & II and then move on to Henle

I completed LC I and almost all of LC II and then started in the Henle text.
I found the beginning to be mostly review, but it got more challenging as I moved further along in the text. Henle does such a wonderful job of teaching the Latin Grammar in "easily digestible" parts.
If you run into trouble, there is a wonderful online group of Henle users on yahoo.
HenleLatin@yahoogroups.com
If I were you, I would keep going in LC I, and finish it ahead of your students.
I would also move through LC II at a quick pace, so that you will be familiar w/the material before your students. Henle is the most natural next step after LC.
HTH,
Lisa