Quot capita Hydrae sunt? Et nunc?
The Hydra lives by herself and is very happy... until three humans come along and decide she is bothering them. What they don't know is that decapitating her isn't going to get them very far. Count along with the "heroes" as we find out once and for all: how many heads does the Hydra have NOW?
With just fifty individual words and a full index at the back, plus full-page color illustrations by RexyBecks, an index numerorum and some fun counting facts at the back, this book is suitable for Latin I students. Almost all of its vocabulary is high-frequency. It includes structures like the future tense and datives of possession as well as idiomatic language, and it is structured as a children's book perfect for your novice students.
