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3rd grade latin handout microsofts
Simon Says in Latin!
This is a great sheet to give to students to practice the imperative in Latin. You can start out as Simon, giving various commands to students, and then whoever wins the first round can take your place giving commands. I've done this with kids ranging in age from 8 to 15, and it's always a hit!
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2nd - 10th
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Introduction to Latin Present Tense Verbs- Presentation (pdf)
This Presentation (in the form of a PDF file) provides a brief introduction to Latin verbs in the present tense! Included in the presentation:Introduction to Latin conjugations Introduction to grammar number First Conjugation Present tense Verb endings & meanings
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3rd - 10th
Roman Numeral Rules
Basic rules for learning Roman Numerals. This helps students understand WHY some numerals that they create do not work.
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3rd - 8th
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Latin Kick Off! Professional Football Teams
Great way to teach Latin colors and animal names! Use the team's Latin color names as clues to figure out the Latin name for professional football teams. Then color in the team names with the right colors!
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3rd - 10th
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Latin Chapter 7
Review worksheet, handout, or assessment, this can be used in a variety of ways throughout Chapter 7.
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3rd
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Latin Chapters 1-3 Matching
This matching activity adds in Chapter 3 vocabulary to the first two chapters reviewed in the other handouts.
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3rd
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Latin Chapter 8 Quiz
A great guide to the chapter 8 quiz. Quiz can be purchased for $1.00 as well.
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3rd - 5th
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Latin Chapter Review Quiz
Covering vocabulary and declensions from Chapters 1-4, this quiz allows for informal assessment of student progress and understanding.
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3rd
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Latin Review Chapters 1-2
This handout is a review for the beginning of Latin at the 3rd grade level.
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3rd
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Latin Translations Chapter 1-2
This handout goes well after the initial review of Chapters 1-2. Taking the next step to translating the Latin words into English is done in this activity.
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3rd
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Minimus Chapter 1 Verb "sum" Practice
Goal: Practice the verb Latin verb "sum" with this exercise. Students fill in the blanks and then write their own Latin sentences an illustrate what their sentence means. This exercise is designed to help strengthen students' Chapter 1 vocabulary and subject-verb agreement using the verb "sum". This exercise correlates with the lessons in Chapter 1 from the Minimus: Starting Out in Latin textbook published by Cambridge University. Format:6 fill in the blank questions with pictures.6 Latin compos
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2nd - 7th
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Animals in Latin
This is a partial list of animals in Latin.
Animal Habitats in Latin
A list of animal habitats in Latin showing students how to make prepositional phrases. Works great to help students learn how to ask and answer simple questions, especially "Ubi habitat _____ ?"
Simply 5 Latin Cases and the 1st Declension
One of my classes meets for 20 minutes twice a week. In that class, there are 20 students at 20 very different levels of Latin knowledge and learning styles. As a result, I have had to get very creative in terms of how to give instructions. This is one of my attempts to make the first declension graspable for my students who are struggling. In addition to the five cases and the first declension, I have also included notes on prepositions.
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3rd - 12th
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