Students can learn or review the 1st declension endings by using the to connect the dots on a picture and learn about a contribution the Romans made to society. When completed, the picture should resemble a calendar. Because the ending repeat, I have tried to keep each set with its own color. I tried to make sure each line had 10 endings, but there maybe a set which has only 5 in one line and the second set of 5 on another-singuar one line, pural another line.

The endings go in the traditional American order, Nominative Singular-Ablative Plural.

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