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12th grade latin handouts for Microsoft Word
Master list of Latin noun declension endings and blank practice
This handout/worksheet is 2 pages. It displays all of the Latin noun endings 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th declensions. It also provides information below each declension chart to help guide students to the correct declension. Additionally, a separate page of charts with the endings removed is included for practice or for assessment.
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6th - 12th
The Compact Latin Guide
The Compact Latin Guide is just that: a quick, straightforward guide to all Latin grammar, along with translation tips!
The guide can be used by students and teachers alike. Students can use the document electronically as a quick reference, or teachers can print out the individual sections of the guide for handouts.
Includes thirty different sections on all of the following topics:
Noun cases
Prepositions
Declensions
Third declension nouns
Pronouns
Adjectives
Comparative Adjectives
Adverbs
Num
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Iuppiter et Mercurius in Via - Latin I Story, Imperfect Tense
The story of Jupiter and Mercury dressing as travelers and visiting Baucis and Philemon, translated into simple Latin appropriate for Latin I. Practices the use of the imperfect tense. One page, vocabulary included. It generally takes my Latin I students a single 42-minute period to translate this story. Myth adapted and translated by Sara Sprunk.
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7th - 12th
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Roman Numerals, Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers in column format
For the Latin class: This one sided handout includes 4 columns,column 1 - Arabic numbers, column 2 - Roman numerals, column 3 - cardinal numbers (the number words in Latin) - column 4 - ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. in Latin) numbers included: 1-21, 30-90 by tens, 100-900 by hundreds, 1000 and 2000
A great one page handout for the visual learner which has served my students well over the last 14 years.
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4th - 12th
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Medusa et Perseus - Latin II Story, Demonstrative Pronouns
The story of Perseus slaying the Medusa, translated into simple Latin appropriate for Latin II. Practices the use of demonstrative pronouns, in particular Hic, Ille, and Is, although Quidam and Aliquis are also included. One page story, vocabulary on a second page. It generally takes my Latin I students two 42-minute periods to translate this story, depending on how much we read together and how much they do on their own. Myth adapted and translated by Sara Sprunk.Updated 11/4/2014 - Now the voc
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9th - 12th
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Introduction to the Latin Command (Imperatives) and How to form Them
2 pages (or front and back). A very user friendly guide to Latin imperatives. It assumes the student knows nothing at the get go. Explains how commands work in English first. The second page methodically explains how to form imperatives in each of the conjugations, including the most common irregularities.
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6th - 12th
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Latin Verbs - Quick Grammar Cheat Sheet
Quick 1 page guide to Latin verb stems, endings and English translations in all 6 tenses, both voices and indicative/subjunctive mood.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Hercules et Magister Musicae - Latin I Story, Genitive Case
The story of Hercules and his unfortunate music teacher, Linus the Centaur, tranlated into simple Latin, suitable for a Latin I class. Practices use of the genitive to show possession. Contains some 3rd declension nouns. Would also be quick review for upper level students. My students generally take one 42-minute period to translate this story. One page, includes vocabulary. Myth adapted and translated by Sara Sprunk.
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7th - 12th
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Latin Subjunctive Forms & Uses Summary
A two-page sheet summarizing, on p.1, the formation of the subjunctive (both active and passive), and on p.2 the uses of the subjunctive, both independent and dependent. The list is not comprehensive but includes the major uses of the subjunctive.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Theseus et Minotaurus - Latin II Story, Comparatives & Superlatives
The story of Theseus slaying the minotaur, translated into simple Latin appropriate for Latin II. Practices the use of adjectives in the comparative and superlative degrees. One page, vocabulary included. It generally takes my Latin II students a single 42-minute period to translate this story. There are no illustrations included with this download. Myth adapted and translated by Sara Sprunk.
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9th - 12th
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Romulus and Remus - 2nd Declension Nouns (Latin I)
Latin story about Romulus and Remus's birth and being raised by a she-wolf. Latin I does this story very early in the year, so it only contains 1st and 2nd declension nouns and verbs of the present tense. It takes me about 2 classes to translate this story, give or take. Suitable for both high school and middle school students. Some vocabulary is glossed at the bottom.
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7th - 12th
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Latin 1st/2nd Declension Adjectives - Guided Notes with Practice (LNM1)
This front-and-back page of notes introduce the concepts and endings for matching 1st/2nd Declension adjectives to nouns in Latin. There are also eight practice questions, which use vocabulary based on Latin for the New Millennium 1, Chapters 1-4. The Word Doc allows you to change those to fit your vocabulary. Key included.
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6th - 12th
Latin Vocative Case Notes & Practice (Latin for the New Millennium 1 Chapter 3)
This one-page sheet goes through how to form the Vocative Case in Latin, focusing on the Second Declension of nouns. The practice at the bottom includes Vocative, but focuses on differentiating Nominative, Accusative, and Vocative. This is based on LNM1, Ch 3, but you can edit the Word Doc to cater to your needs. Key included.
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6th - 12th
Latin adjectives-comparative and superlative
This activity gives students the opprtunity to review the Latin case system and practice changing adjectives into comparative and superlative forms with both regular and irregular adjectives. The adjectives are parts of sentences and the visuals help with the overall understanding of adjective degrees.
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8th - 12th
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LATIN & GREEK WORD PARTS - A 4-part module, with 100 Latin & Greek word parts
Because so few students today are able to take Latin or Greek, they may be unaware of the derivation of many words in English. I developed this four-session workshop of Latin and Greek roots in English words, and I offer it once a year to any interested students at my university. The workshop is especially appealing to students who want to increase their vocabulary; students whose first language is not English; students in TESOL programs preparing to be teachers of English as a Second Language
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Cambridge Latin Course Unit 1 Vocabulary
These are all the words with definitions in the Vocabulary Checklists of Stages 1-12 (4th Edition)
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7th - 12th
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Manlius and the Geese - Latin Story, 2nd Neuters, Ablative Case
The story of Manlius Capitolinus and the sacred geese saving Rome from invasion, translated into simple Latin appropriate for Latin I. Practices 2nd declension neuter nouns (auxilium, telum, etc) and the use of the ablative case to show means or instrumen (baculo = with a stick). One page, vocabulary included. It generally takes my Latin I students a single 42-minute period to translate this story. Myth adapted and translated by Sara Sprunk.
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7th - 12th
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Cambridge Latin Stage 13
Complete Vocabualry, grammarexercises, Latin Comprehension Questions, Quizzes and Test.
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7th - 12th
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Introduction to Latin prepositional phrases w/ practice and assessment
This is an effective set of handouts to be used as an introduction to Latin prepositional phrases, rules for case usage, and some of the quirks of prepositions that use both ablative and accusative case. Included are 6 sheets which include an in-depth explanation of how prepositions work, examples in Latin, the SIDSPACE acronym for recalling ablative use prepositions, a brief set of 15 practice phrases along with an answer key, and a summative assessment covering the basics.
Latin Mad Libs - Noun and adjective agreement
This funny mad Lib about a man and his dog will keep your students on their feet while they change positive adjectives into superlatives, match nouns with adjectives and laugh their way through the translation. Disclaimer: Because of the nature of madlibs, the final translation may (probably) won't make sense!
Latin Subjunctive Verbs Interactive Notebook
Two pages (one for present system and the other for perfect system) and the four corresponding pages of foldables for a Latin Interactive Notebook over the Subjunctive Mood. I've used it in my Latin 2 class, but it can work for Latin 2 and above.
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7th - 12th
Latin Noun Notes - LNM1 Chapter 1 Notes
These guided notes walk students through all the basics of Latin nouns: Declensions, cases, gender, number. They also introduce the the First Declension and how to apply endings. Finally, there is a handout/notes sheet introducing how to use the nominative and accusative cases, with examples and practice sentences. A filled-in version of the notes is included.The practice sentences use vocabulary from Chapter 1 of Latin for the New Millennium 1, but all other information is not textbook speci
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6th - 12th
Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 3 - Prepositional Phrases Notes and Practice
This one-page sheet focuses on differentiating the Accusative and Ablative cases for beginning Latin students. The prepositions covered are: in + acc, ad + acc, in + abl, cum + abl. The vocabulary is based on LNM1, Chapters 1-3. There is practice for Latin to English and English to Latin. Key included.
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6th - 12th
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