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Middle school latin classroom forms for parents
Latin for Children Workbook 1
Looking for an occasional resource that can get children familiar with language, Latin, or English derivations? Need ready-to-print worksheets for a class activity or for your home school child? Latin for Children is a workbook of 20 worksheets plus revision exercises for children age 8–13 that explores Latin words and the beginnings of Latin grammar. It is perfect for teachers who want a productive way to keep the class busy for 15–30 minutes, or for home schoolers looking for a gentler way int
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5th - 7th
Summary of Latin Forms - Conjugations and Declensions
This is a printable documents containing all of the conjugations and declensions found in the Latin Language. In this 40 page document, you will find the following:Conjugation of regular verbs in all four declensionsConjugation of irregular verbsEssePosseFerreVelleNolleMalleIreFieriConjugation of deponent verbsDeclension of all five declensionsDeclension of adjectivesDeclension of comparative and superlative adjectivesFormation of adverbsDeclension of pronounsThis printable makes for an excelle
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
30 Week Schedule for Henle Latin Book 1
This 30 Week Schedule for Henle Latin covers units 1-3 in a 4-day week format. It includes flashcard help, notebook setup, and a daily schedule that breaks readings and exercises into manageable pieces. Also included are blank declension and conjugation charts.
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6th - 10th
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Henle First Year Latin 3 Year Study Worksheets and Charts Lessons 17-42
Using Henle First Year Latin over 3 years these charts and worksheets helps students learn the important grammar rules and vocabulary. This bundle is for Lessons 17-42 which is everything you need to finish the plan.
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7th - 12th
Henle First Year Latin 3 Year Study Worksheets and Charts Lessons 1-16
Using Henle First Year Latin over 3 years these charts and worksheets helps students learn the important grammar rules and vocabulary. This bundle is for Lessons 1-15 which is everything you need for the first year and a half. The second half of the content will be released in July 2021.
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7th - 12th
Greek and Latin Root Flash Cards
These flash cards can be used to introduce and teach some basic Greek and Latin roots. It is important to learn these roots because so many of our English words are made up of them. By studying Greek and Latin students are better able to decode and decipher meaning in text. By talking about roots, it opens students' eyes to making vocabulary connections in all their reading.
Print front and back. It makes 40 flash cards. Use the flash cards in individual reading help, small group, or whole clas
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4th - 8th
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Language Of Biology
If I had to have only one tool to use with my biology students, it would be this list of commonly used Latin and Greek prefixes and suffixes. I literally give this to my students each nine weeks and have them put it in their binder or science notebook to use as part of their glossary. If they can know the literal translation of many of the parts of words we use in science, they can figure out a majority of the vocabulary for the year. In order to help my students learn how to use their glossa
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6th - 12th
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Conversation Starters [LATIN]
Build your students' conversation skills with scaffolds for basic conversations!Provide novel repetitions for important words, structures, and concepts!Foster a sense of community within your classroom, as students get to know each other!Easy, no-prep warm-up activities!3 separate conversation slides provide near endless opportunities to hold conversations!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Latin Copy Charts Year 1
Charts that contain specific information organize in a way that teachers can use it for students to copy repetitively to help in memorization. Included charts: A Noun Declensions B Active Voice Indicative Mood Present System C Personal Pronouns D Active Voice Indicative Mood Perfect System E Passive Voice Indicative Mood Present System F Passive Voice Indicative Mood Perfect System G Active Voice Subjunctive Mood Present System H Active
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Henle First Year Latin 3 Year Study Worksheets and Charts Lessons 1-16
Complete set of Latin Paradigm-charts
Concise & Editable.
Each chart has a control-number in the top-left corner for easy reference when referring students to look up an ending
5 pages (front side only) total.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Latin Enrollment Flyer
This is a flyer I created to send out to our feeder middle schools to help my enrollment.
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7th - 12th
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Blank Henle Latin Charts for Noun Declensions
This is a companion to the Henle Latin charts I created for the first semester of my Challenge A Classical Conversations class.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Latin for Children Exercise 1
This is a free sample of my coursebook Latin for Children. It can be used as an activity in class or at home. Latin for Children is a series of individual worksheets that introduce children to the Latin roots of English, let them experience what it is like to begin to learn another language, and sharpens their critical language skills and grammar awareness. The sheet is suitable for parents and for teachers.
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5th - 8th
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Free Greek Latin Symbol Hall Pass Elementary Gifted Middle High School
My precocious 5th graders always feel very sophisticated using these and understanding the meaning of the symbols. I don't think I'd go much lower than 4th grade unless the children are extremely advanced; but it's definitely suitable for older kids.
The male symbol represents the sword and shield of Mars. The female symbol is Aphrodite's hand mirror.
I print out a batch of these each year and laminate them, punching a hole at the circle up top and cutting down the line, hanging them off pus
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4th - 12th
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Tips for How to Study for Latin
When many students begin studying a language, they might know WHAT to study but not HOW to study. This brief list gets them started with a few ideas for studying Latin. Geared toward students new to formal language study (7th, 8th, 9th grades), it is written for Latin study but can be edited for any language.
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6th - 10th
Vocabula Studium
I specifically use this for vocabulary study in my Latin classroom, but it could be easily adapted to work for students learning other languages. Printed as a front and back, students will practice each vocabulary word by writing the word, its definition, drawing the word, and writing a sentence using the word. You may choose to have them do these tasks in the target language or their native language.
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4th - 9th
Latin present tense, second declension nouns, prepositions
Latin present tense (first conjugation), second declension nouns, prepositions. This includes 4 worksheets to keep students constantly reviewing. These exercises work best with Jenney's First Year Latin Text book, but teacher can use these worksheets. Thank you for looking.
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6th - 12th
Henle Latin Classical Approach 3 year plan
This is a file with suggestions on how to approach Henle first year with a 3 year classical approach in mind. I have other files that are copy charts and worksheets, but this is the plan.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Henle First Year Latin 3 Year Study Worksheets and Charts Lessons 1-16
Ecce Romani Ch. 32 Derivative Worksheet Example
This file contains an example of how to complete a derivative worksheet for the chapter derivatives. As you can see there needs to be more space between the individual words. My sentences were far from creative; I urged my students to be creative in the sentences that they wrote. If you have enough time in your class period, I would suggest that you have the students go to the front of the classroom and read aloud their answers to the assigned words. This is time consuming, but my students loved
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Grades:
8th - 11th
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