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• The College Greek Exam 
• Announcement flyer for the 4th Annual College Greek Exam (2012) 
• Syllabus for the 2012 College Greek Exam 
• Reports
• Albert Watanabe and Wilfred E. Major, "The College Greek Exam," Classical Outlook 87 (2009) 28-38, outlines the development of the exam, including the full text of the pilot (2008) exam and the first annual (2009) exam. 
• Albert Watanabe, "The 2010 College Greek Exam," Teaching Classical Languages 2 (Fall 2010) 53-68 reports on the second annual (2010) exam, including the full text of the exam itself. The syllabus for the third annual (2011) exam is also appended. 
• Albert Watanabe, "The 2011 College Greek Exam," Teaching Classical Languages 3 (forthcoming, Fall 2011) will report on the third annual (2011) exam, including the full text of the exam itself. 
• The National Greek Exam
• National Greek Exam: Information, applications, and more from the official site of the exam.
• National Greek Exam: The "Introduction to Greek" Exam
• Below are the components of the packet of materials distributed at the "From Zero to the National Greek Exam" workshop at the 64th Annual Institute of the American Classical League in Minneapolis, MN, June 25, 2011. This workshop neither expects or requires any knowledge (or recollection) of Greek.  The materials are to help teachers who want to introduce Greek to their program or school. It is arranged around the syllabus for the "Introduction to Greek" level of the National Greek Exam, a syllabus designed specifically for teachers and students starting Greek but who do not have a full class to commit to the language. 
• From Zero to the National Greek Exam 2011: the 45 page packet of the syllabus, grammar, exericises, vocabulary, etc. 
• Below are the components of the packet of materials distributed at the Pre-Institute Workshop at the 61st Annual Institute of the American Classical League in Durham, NH, June 26-27, 2008. This workshop neither expects or requires any knowledge (or recollection) of Greek.  The materials are to help teachers who want to introduce Greek to their program or school. It is arranged around the syllabus for the "Introduction to Greek" level of the National Greek Exam, a syllabus designed specifically for teachers and students starting Greek but who do not have a full class to commit to the language. Some of the information about the National Greek Exam and the print/electronic sources are updated in the 2011 packet above, but the basic material is the same. 
• From Zero to Greek: An Introduction to the Language for Everyone: the basic packet
• From Zero to Greek: Writing the Alphabet and Exercises: Power Point slides showing how to write, say, and transliterate the alphabet, along with exercises and answer key.
• Promotional Materials for the Greek Classroom
• Sample Greek promotional flyer (Word document so you can modify it to your needs)
• Sample Greek promotional brochures (Word document of a series of tri-fold brochures, which you can modify to your needs)
• The Greek Alphabet Decorate your room while you learn the Greek alphabet!
• The Big Alphabet: each full-size page has a letter, along with its name and pronunciation.
• The not-as-big Alphabet: each full-size page has both the upper case and lower case letter, along with its name and pronunciation.
• The Greek Alphabet Code Cracker by Christopher Perrin: A short, entertaining introduction to and workbook on the Greek alphabet.  Suitable for all ages, elementary school and up!
• Greek Loan Words: A set of words in both upper and lower case Greek which come into English almost unchanged (courtesy of Tom Sienkewicz).
• Biblical Greek Loans words: A set of words in both upper and lower case Greek which come into English almost unchanged (courtesy of Tom Sienkewicz).
• A list of current books for beginning Greek. 
• A list of current books for Intermediate Greek.
• Vocabulary
• The 50% list: 65 words which make up half of all Greek!
• The 80% list (= Core Vocabulary for the two-year program): 1,100 words which make up 80% of all Greek.  Find out more!
• Principal parts of all verbs in the Core Vocabulary.  Also available in separate files by type:
• vowel stems: including contract verbs
• labial stems: stems in b, m, p, and pt
• dental stems: stems in d, z, th, and s
• palatal stems: stems in g, k, kh, and  and tt/ss
• liquid stems: stems in l, m, n, and r
• mixed stems: verbs which display radical stem change
• -mi verbs: everybody's favoriate athematic Greek verbs!
• Compound verbs: 60 verbs which compound to form 157 additional verbs from the Core Vocabulary
• Verbs with contract futures: 35 verbs which have contract futures
• Verbs with deponent futures: 33 verbs which have deponent futures
• Deponent verbs: 28 deponent verbs from the Core Vocabulary
• Verbs with a second (strong) aorist: 36 verbs with a second aorist from the Core Vocabulary
• Nouns in the Core Vocabulary by declension and stem type
• Adjectives in the Core Vocabulary by declension and stem type
• NEW! Online flashcards of Greek Vocabulary!
• Greek Grammar Pages
• Verbs of saying: a chart of Greek verbs of saying in each tense
• Verbs of coming and going: a chart Greek verbs of coming and going by tense
• Verbs of seeing and knowing: a chart Greek verbs of seeing and knowing by tense
• Personal Pronouns: an outline of personal pronouns and possessive adjectives
• Prepositions and Prefixes: an outline of the forms of prepositions which also serve as prefixes to verbs
• Proclitics: one page covers all ten proclitics
• Enclitics: one page covers all the enclitics in Greek
• General Conditions: a handy succinct overview of conditions in Greek
• courtesy of H Paul Brown at Southern Illinois University Carbondale
• Greek at LSU
• LSU uses C.W. Shelmerdine. Introduction to Greek. 2nd ed. Newburyport, MA: Focus, 2008. ISBN 978-1585101849. 
• Greek 1001 vocabulary: the Core Vocabulary by chapter and for the entire first semseter (223 words in Chapters 1-17)
• Greek 2051 vocabulary: the Core Vocabulary by chapter and for the entire second semseter (141 words in Chapters 18-34)
• Supplemental Readings: the exciting supplementary passages we read in first year Greek!
• Grek 1001 Classical:
• Grek 1001 Biblical: Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 4, Chapter 5, Chapter 6, Chapter 7, Chapter 8, Chapter 9, Chapter 10, Chapter 11, Chapter 12, Chapter 13, Chapter 14, Chapter 15, Chapter 16, Chapter 17
• Grek 2051 Classical:
• Grek 2051 Biblical:  Chapter 18, Chapter 19, Chapter 20, Chapter 21, Chapter 22, Chapter 23, Chapter 24, Chapter 25, Chapter 26, Chapter 27, Chapter 28, Chapter 29, Chapter 30, Chapter 31, Chapter 32, Chapter 33, Chapter 34.
• Power Points for Shelmerdiine: 
• Alphabet Writing, Alphabet Sounds, Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 4, Chapter 5, Chapter 6, Chapter 7, Chapter 8, Chapter 9, Chapter 10, Chapter 11, Chapter 12, Chapter 13, Chapter 14, Chapter 15, Chapter 16, Chapter 17, Chapter 18, Chapter 19, Chapter 20, Chapter 21, Chapter 22, Chapter 23, Chapter 24, Chapter 25, Chapter 26, Chapter 27, Chapter 28, Chapter 29, Chapter 30, Chapter 31, Chapter 32, Chapter 33, Chapter 34, Chapters 31-33 (Perfect System), Chapters 31-33 (leftovers).