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Latin cultural activities $5-10
Greek and Roman Mythology: Gods, Goddesses, Heroes and Amazing Creatures
This 87-slide PowerPoint presentation is intended to introduce students to the world of classical mythology through colorful slides and descriptions. Beginning with Chaos, the Titans, Olympians, Lesser Gods and Goddesses and on to Legendary Heroes and Amazing Beasts, this slideshow provides students with a detailed overview of Greek and Roman mythology. Due to its length, it is suggested that the presentation be given over a period of days, which the divisions will allow. It can also be used a
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Sisyphus Story - Translating Participles (Latin II)
A Latin story to translate about the myth of Sisyphus, the man cursed to push the rock up the hill in the underworld. Good practice for students learning or reviewing how to translate perfect passive and future active participles. I use this in Latin II at the end of our participle unit, but could also be used to review participles and 4th principle parts with upper level students. Vocabulary is included beneath each paragraph. It takes me 2 to 3 days to translate this story in class in a level
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9th - 12th
Roman Names PowerPoint
This PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the Roman system of names and includes information on the dies lustricus, the two- and three-name systems, names of men, women, freedmen and slaves, etc. All the slides include pictures and the Latin terminology regarding Roman names. It works well during the first weeks of Latin class, especially if the teacher wishes to give students Latin names. Tried and well loved suggestion: 1) Show the Names PowerPoint and give the students a list of Lat
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
The Roman Calendar
This 47-slide PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the Roman calendar with all its complexities, as well as the Latin names of the days and months, Roman methods of keeping time, the nine-day week, and many important Roman holidays. It is appropriate for students of all levels. Great as a change of pace mini-lesson or for an enrichment activity for gifted and talented.
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Jason and the Argonauts PowerPoint
This 32-slide PowerPoint presentation introduces the mythological tale of Jason and the Argonauts to students through a series of colorful slides and accompanying narrative. After finishing the PowerPoint slideshow, teachers might want to show one or more YouTube clips of the Jason tale. There are some fun ones out there of the 1963 movie, as well as some Disney movie clips. Works well as a change of pace minilesson, as an addition to a mythology unit, and as enrichment for the gifted and talent
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Mythices Fabellae: Learning Latin Through Myths and Legends - Chapter 1
This is the first chapter of the textbook I am working on. The goal of this project is to make myths, fables, and histories more accessible to students. Many students are unable to access these key texts in Latin until they are far into their Latin careers. Although these texts are difficult, they are also some of the most engaging things for students. That's why I decided to create a series that allows students with little knowledge to have access to such influential and engaging stories.This c
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Mythices Fabellae: Chapter 1 Bundle
Hispanic Heritage Month Bulletin Board / Famous & Influential Latinos
Celebrate Latino culture and history with simple illustrations of Famous & Influential Latinos. These visuals are perfect for sparking classroom discussions, inspiring research projects, and promoting cultural awareness. Enhance your teaching materials with these vibrant images and engage your students in the stories of remarkable Latino individuals who have left a lasting impact.Illustrations include:1. Bad Bunny2. Carolina Herrera3. Cantinflas 4. Celia Cruz5. Cesar Chavez6. Dolores Huerta7
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Not Grade Specific
Roman Baths
This Roman Bath PowerPoint introduces students to the history of Roman baths, such an important part of daily Roman life. Students will be introduced to the Roman aqueduct, the ready source of their water supply, as well as the names of baths' rooms bathing implements, and other interesting facts about the bath houses. Works well as a mini-lesson on Roman culture for Latin and social studies students, and as enrichment material for the gifted and talented.
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Domus Romana
This bundle includes:a handout with a labelled diagram of the Roman domusa homework assignment that asks students to use their creative side to design a domusa summative assessment in the form of a group project where students build an edible model of a Roman domus in class timea formative assessment over the rooms of the house (matching & labeling)
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Not Grade Specific
Saturnalia Powerpoint (Latin, all levels)
A powerpoint about Saturnalia that I use with my Latin students before our winter break. It explains some of the customs of the Roman holiday and shows connections to modern holiday season traditions. The presentation takes 10 to 15 minutes, depending on how much you talk during each slide. It's a good Friday or filler activity; I have my students make Saturnalia cards if I want the lesson to last an entire class period. I have used this powerpoint in all my Latin levels (I-V) and with 8th to 12
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8th - 12th
Classical Mythology: Part I - In the Beginning - Chaos & the Primordial Gods
Classical Mythology: Part I is a PowerPoint slide presentation of the beginning of the universe with Chaos and the Primordial Gods. It is the first in a series of five Greek mythology PowerPoints, three of which are already available in my store. This slideshow presents the traditional creation myths based upon the texts of Hesiod and Homer, as well the variant version in the Orphic tradition since there was a large overlap of primordial deities. Artwork is featured with the text on all the slid
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9th - 12th
Slavery in Roman Times
'Slavery in Roman Times' is a 30-slide PowerPoint presentation with pictures and text that covers topics including: the source of slaves, slave auctions, slave dealers, prices, rights, names, food and clothing, treatment, occupations, runaways, punishment, freedom, slaves in Roman comedy, insurrection, Spartacus, famous slaves, and decline of slavery. The presentation concludes with a carefully worded 4-slide comparison-contrast discussion of Roman and American slavery. This slideshow covers a s
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
The Colosseum and Gladiatorial Games
This recently edited PowerPoint on the Colosseum and Gladiatorial Games goes into depth on the origin of gladiatorial combat, the structure of the Colosseum, different types of gladiators, and other facts related to the Colosseum. Ancillary material for Ecce Romani II: Ch. XLVIII. Works well as a mini-lesson or as a change of pace on a 'rainy day.' Also appropriate for students studying Ancient Rome in social studies and for enrichment material for the gifted and talented.
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5th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Lupercalia Powerpoint (Latin, all levels)
A powerpoint I use with my classes around Valentine's Day to introduce the Roman holiday of Lupercalia. It takes 10 to 15 minutes to present depending on how much you talk during each slide. A nice cultural activity for a Friday or as a filler activity; afterwards I have them make Lupercalia cards if I want the lesson to last an entire class period. I have used this in all levels (I-V), with 8th to 12th graders.
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8th - 12th
Roman Fashion & Beauty Trends
This heavily researched and highly colorful 61-slide PowerPoint presentation explores fashion and beauty trends in Roman society. It begins with a discussion of the toga and how it changed over time and continues with such fashion staples as the tunica, stola, palla, footwear, and also different types of cloaks, head coverings, and braccae. The slideshow includes a section on military, bridal and religious fashions with three slides devoted to the recreated hairdo and garments of the Vestal Virg
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
The Roman Monarchy
This in-depth PowerPoint slideshow on the Roman Monarchy covers the legendary history of Ancient Rome during the monarchical period. The slides are filled with information about the seven kings of Rome and with colorful pictures of structures that they built or events that occurred during their reigns. The slideshow has 77 slides, so that it might take more than one class period to cover all the information. Ancillary material for Ecce Romani I: Ch. XIV. Also works well as a mini-lesson, a 'rain
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
City of Rome
This City of Rome PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the city of ancient Rome--its hills, river, roads, aqueducts, bridges, port, and other important facts. This slideshow works well with the culture passage in Ch. XXV of Ecce Romani I. It may also be used as a mini-lesson and a change of pace 'rainy day' activity.' This slideshow is also appropriate for social studies classrooms and can be used as enrichment material for the gifted and talented.
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Familiar Latin Words and Phrases
This colorful 117-slide PowerPoint presentation introduces students to Latin expressions that have come directly into our English language today, e.g. ad nauseam, alma mater and carpe diem. It was created not only for Latin students but as a lifelong lesson for English speakers. Great for a change of pace or 'rainy day' mini-lesson. Also works well as enrichment material for the gifted and talented. Teaching suggestion: Ask students to select a favorite expression and create a mini-poster or han
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Curse Tablets / Defixiones Project
Used in upper level Latin classes. Well received and fun.
Requires the following video from YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Az4P2EXH5x4
A complete project (no rubric, sorry) from introduction through to creation of curse. Students learn to identify the parts of a curse in English, then in Latin. From there, using what they just learned, they are asked to complete, in Latin, parts of the English version they already worked through. Lastly, through leading questions, students create the
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11th - 12th
Forum Romanum PowerPoint Slideshow
The Forum Romanum PowerPoint introduces students to the structures in the Forum through pictures and detailed descriptions. Slides include the history of the Forum, Capitoline steps, Arx, Capitolium, Tabularium, the arches, streets, temples, basilicas, Senate House, rostra, prison, dungeon, Lacus Curtius, Comitium, Tarpeian Rock, House of the Vestals, Golden Milestone, etc. The presentation includes a map to show the locations of the various landmarks so that students have a sense of where the b
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Latin Roots Powerpoint
This powerpoint goes through the most common Latin roots used in today's language.
There are question and answer pages that correlate. You choose a number on the questions page, and a Latin root with questions will come up. You can then go to the answers page and click the correlating number to reveal the answer.
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2nd - 12th
Latin State Mottoes
This PowerPoint slideshow has slides which present the seal and motto of the United States -- E pluribus unum (One out of many) -- as well as those of the other states that have Latin mottoes, e.g. New York -- Excelsior! (Higher!), Kansas -- Ad astra per aspera (To the stars through difficulties), etc. Great for a change of pace mini-lesson. It can also be extended into a class project by having each student 1) select a Latin motto of the armed services, e.g. Marines --Semper Fidelis (Always F
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Clue: A Latin board game
Julius Caesar has been murdered, and it's up to you to figure out who did it, with what weapon, and in what room of a Roman domus the murder took place. Based on the traditional "whodunnit" game, this resource is designed to help students practice Roman domus vocabulary and prepositional phrases using the ablative case. This is a great activity for the ACTFL Interpersonal Communication standard. This activity is aimed at novice mid - intermediate low, but can absolutely be adjusted to fit your n
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6th - 12th
5 Roman Map-Study worksheets
5 Map Studies - Students look up, label, and color key locations:
Designed to accompany the textbook "Lingua Latina per se Illustrata," but it could equally be used with other texts.
5 map-studies are provided:
(1) Pre-Roman Italy
(2) Roman roads in Italy
(3) The Underworld
(4) Hills etc of Rome
(5) Roman provinces
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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