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Latin rubrics
Writing & Speaking Rubrics, based on ACTFL's proficiency guidelines
These easy to use Writing and Speaking Rubrics will help you to evaluate your language students' writing and speaking by grading smarter, not harder! They're based on the American Council of Teachers of Foreign Languages' Proficiency Guidelines and range from Novice Low to Advanced Low. These rubrics are non-language specific and you can use them for whatever language or level you teach. The Introduction Page has Proficiency Expectations for each level and corresponding letter grades on the ru
Romulus and Remus Activities
Lesson and activities to introduce students to the mythical founding of Rome. Students learn about Romulus and Remus, the myth surrounding them, and use what they learn to write an argumentative essay.Includes:- Notes Power Point with student worksheet to introduce students to the miss- Worksheet where students put the myth's events in the correct order- Crossword puzzle- Rubric for students to create a comic summarizing the myth- Argument writing assignment: rubric, suggested sources, and grap
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7th - 12th
AP Latin Post-Exam Art Project
Running out of ideas for how to fill class time after the AP Latin exam? Look no further!Take the opportunity to give your students a crash course in Greco-Roman art and task them with creating and curating their very own exhibit. Included in the download are the student instructions, project rubric, ideas for exhibit themes and a run-down of possible artworks that could be taught over a six-week interval.
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9th - 12th
Latin Ovid's "Metamorphoses" Project
Give your students the opportunity to both learn about stories from Ovid's Metamorphoses and give them a chance to spread their wings and show their creativity. This project encourages them to use their imaginations to re-tell a chosen story from the "Metamorphoses" via song, art, video, creative writing - the options are only limited by your students' imaginations!
Roman Baths Project
Project to accompany study of the Roman Baths. Designed to follow the Cambridge Latin Course Stage 8, but could easily be adapted to any textbook series. Project asks students to design their own Roman baths, creating a blueprint and presentation to demonstrate their knowledge of how the baths worked and their various rooms. Download includes rubric. Ideal way to incorporate some STEM into the Latin classroom!
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7th - 10th
Latin Epitaph Project
This project allows your students to practice Latin composition via the compact form of epitaphs, as well as composing a brief eulogy for an imaginary deceased friend, and also gives them the opportunity to demonstrate their artistic creativity by designing a sarcophagus. Download includes student instructions, project rubric, blank sarcophagus template, and information about Roman funerary inscription abbreviations.
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9th - 12th
Latin Valentines Project
Want to incorporate a little Latin composition into your classroom but keep it fun? This project invites your students to research a chosen pair from Ovid's "Metamorphoses", write a basic cinquain poem about them (you can choose the grammar point you want to practice), design a creative Valentine card, as well as write a love letter to demonstrate their knowledge of the myth. Can be used in traditional or online classroom environments, set as an independent work project.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Latin Mixed Conditionals Practice Answer Key
Key to mixed conditionals worksheet, available separately.
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Also included in:Â Latin Mixed Conditionals Practice Sheet + Answer Key
Eruption of Vesuvius Final Project
Final project to accompany a study of the eruption of Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii. Designed to follow Cambridge Latin Course Stage 12, but could be adapted for another textbook series or for a geography unit on volcanoes. Project asks students to undertake some independent research first (including reading and watching videos on YouTube) and then to create a diary entry, newspaper report, television interview or storyboard to show their understanding of the eruption and its consequen
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6th - 10th
Mythology meme project
Help your students review a myth you just finished by having them make memes about it! My Mythology students loved this project, so I'm sharing it with you. I have included instructions on how to make the memes, several examples of what good student meme projects look like, which you can show to your students, AND a rubric for you to use to grade the submissions. Enjoy!
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7th - 12th
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Ben- Hur Research Project
This is an in-depth research project made to follow viewing of Ben-Hur (1959), but could also be used with the recently released Ben-Hur. Students will choose a Roman cultural topic depicted in the movie to research, create a presentation, and present to the class on this topic. Students are given choice in topic and specific research aspects. This prompt could also be adapted to use upon reading Ben-Hur. Prompt and rubric included.
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9th - 12th
Latinum Alphabetum - Latin Alphabet Project
This project asks students to build a picture dictionary style slides presentation - where each slide has a letter, something from the Classical world beginning with that letter, and an image, among other criteria. There are specified requirements which must be included. Students then create a screen recordeing of themselves presenting the slides they have created.I have used this project with several levels of high school Latin students with great success, because students can add information a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Latin Moments Writing Assignment and Rubric
A writing assignment designed to help students appreciate the permanence and practicality of Latin and the Classical world, by encouraging them to identify Latin connections in the modern world. Scoring Rubric is attached and editable.
Roman Coin Project
Bring your students back to Ancient Roman economy by having them create a coin on paper! this outline gives a rubric, instructions, and additional help. goes great with the "coin attribution" presentation and the "Roman coins" presentation. Tibi gratias ago!
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7th - 12th
Latin Inscriptions from Corinth, Greece
This lesson introduces students to epigraphy and the use and importance of Latin inscriptions in the ancient Roman world using artifacts found in the Roman colony of Corinth. Students will be able to use their Latin skills in a new way by learning abbreviations used in these real inscriptions, and recognizing grammar usage in this context, while broadening their understanding of political and social structures at Corinth. Students are epigraphers in this lesson, applying their Latin skills joine
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9th - 12th
Latin Religions Fair Project
This project is a great way to follow up on study of Roman religion and/or minor cults present in 1st century AD Rome. Students work in groups to research their chosen religion/cult/philosophy, create products for assessment, and at the end you can hold an exciting "job fair" to allow classmates to learn about other groups' work without the traditional presentation-style format. Ideally suitable for the end of "Ecce Romani" or any study of Roman religion and a really fun group project to end a s
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9th - 12th
Latin Heroes Film Project
Encourage your students to embrace their inner Scorsese as they write and film short skits based on the legendary heroes of Rome. This project is ideal for those just finishing "Ecce Romani" chapter 18, but works well with any study of the heroes featured in Livy's "History of Rome". Suitable for traditional and online classroom environments.
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7th - 12th
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Ancient Rome Projects with Rubrics
This product comes with 9 different project options (artistic, research and teaching, and recitation) with rubrics included.
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6th - 8th
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Body Parts - Jingle Project
This project was designed for Latin body parts, but it is editable for any target language.
Song and movement is a method of learning TL vocabulary - this project is a way to get them working together to create a song and dance of the body parts! My kids LOVE this project!
Project and group work rubrics included.
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6th - 9th
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Jason and the Argonauts
These activities are meant to supplement a Latin class learning about the myth of Jason and the Argonauts. The myth itself is not included. Although designed for a Latin class, none of the included activities are in Latin and could easily be adapted to another content area. This Product Includes: - Pre-Reading Questions- Two Writing Prompts (to check student comprehension, students choose to complete one of them)- Medea/Jason Trial Project (students work in groups to put on a skit where they put
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7th - 12th
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Hercules Student PowerPoint Rubric
Rubric to assess PowerPoint (or similar source) presentations on an assigned labor of Hercules.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Latin Translation Rubric
A basic rubric to grade translations and to provide guidelines and feedback to students.
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6th - 12th
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Latin Summary Reading
Rubric to quickly assess student's ability to summarize a Latin passage. Used as an alternative to sight-reading translations, this focuses on student's ability to understand the overall story and break it down into its main ideas.
Sight-Reading Rubric
Rubric to quickly assess student's ability to translate a sight-reading passage in Latin.
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