Greek women, cartoons, and storms: Links for 2 October

CANE Media Coordinator
October 2, 2014

A great activity/game from Keith Toda using comprehensible input.
Barbara Olsen talks about her book about women in Mycenaean Greece.
A Latin class helped name the upcoming winter storms of this season.
A few cute cartoons about Latin.

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