Part Two of second course in Sanskrit at junior level.

It is designed for children around the age of eight who have completed Part One. The stories of Krishna’s boyhood are derived from the Srimad Bhagavatam.

Part Two starts with a brief revision of the main grammatical points covered in the first volume and then presents the final three case endings; an introduction to all the forms of a typical noun in each of the three genders; an introduction to all the forms of a typical verb in the present, future and past tenses; nine further stories based on the early life of Krishna.

The Stories of Krishna is in two parts; this second part is not a workbook in which the child may write the answers. Both parts should take about four or five terms to complete.

In the Sanskrit course, it comes after Sanskrit is Fun and before The Story of Rama.

Edition: revised 2006

Edition: 2005