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LUDI! Classic Card Games for Kids
Legends of Rome edition

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of the original art from the cards!

II. Juno
LEARN Arabic and Roman numerals!

IV. Romulus and Remus
EXPLORE the world of Roman myth!

V. Mount Vesuvius
SHARE natural wonders of the ancient world!

XI. Julius Caesar
INTRODUCE important historical figures!

XIII. The Sacred Chickens
SUBMIT to the authority of the Sacred Chickens!

New coloring pages inspired by Homer’s epic poem the Odyssey have arrived just in time for Christopher Nolan’s new movie! Download yours for free from our Printables page!

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“The Mountains Are Sleeping is a quietly extraordinary board book that doubles as a piece of art and a gentle introduction to the humanities.”
— The Children's Book Review
The Mountains Are Sleeping: A High-Contrast Board Book
Sale Price: $9.99 Original Price: $14.99

Journey through an ancient dreamscape! This new translation of an ancient poem will guide you and your baby through the nighttime world of archaic Greece. Over two-thousand years old, this poem was originally written by the lyric poet Alcman. The high-contrast images, inspired by red-figure vases, are ideal for catching the attention and imagination of newborns and infants. Translated by Robert Carpenter and illustrated by Ally Frame.

  • High-quality, 16-page board book featuring an ancient poem about the world at rest and illustrations inspired by ancient Greek pottery.

  • Designed by classicists to introduce core humanities concepts to the very youngest learners

  • Manufactured entirely in the USA

  • High-contrast illustrations engage newborn’s minds, attract their attention, and help develop their vision

  • Translated by Dr. Robert Carpenter and illustrated by Ally Frame

  • Thoughtful, intentional art is essential for young minds. The Classical Workshop does not use AI in any part of its process.

The Classical Workshop produces high-quality books and games that encourage children and their parents to develop a deeper relationship with the humanities and with each other through classical education.