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Latin projects for Google Apps
Latin Class - Final Project Instructions and Rubric
This Document contains everything you need to introduce and grade a Final Project for your Latin class. This could work for a history project about Ancient Romans as well. :-)I used this with my 7th grade Latin class. It worked well for middle schoolers because it is broken down into easy-to-follow action steps yet allows for choice. **Includes rubric**Keywords: Latin, Roman History, Ancient History, Ancient Rome, Roman Mythology, Latin Project
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Lesson Plan: 6th-8th Grade Project (The migration of the Monarch Butterfly)
The Monarch Butterfly is an important symbol to many cultures. It was a sacred symbol for many indigenous cultures of pre-columbian Mexico. In Teotihuacan, c. 200AD–900AD, stamps, headdresses, nose rings, frescos, and ceramics were adorned with imagery of butterflies.. According to some sources, a Monarch butterfly in particular is a sign that you are on the right path to achieve your goals. Mexico has a very special relationship with Monarch butterflies. Millions of butterflies take flight
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4th - 8th
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"Me and My Pets" Presentational Speaking Project
A hyperlinked assignment sheet for a presentational speaking project in Latin.Students will:Prepare illustrated slides to present to their peers.Give a short presentation entirely in Latin in which they:Introduce themselves in Latin.Speak about what pets they have, don't have, and/or want to have in Latin.Assignment sheet includes:InstructionsSentence starters for studentsRubricExample Project (Model)Links to the following resources:How to say hello in LatinHow to introduce yourself and others i
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Also included in: Me and My Pets Latin Project Bundle
Bulla Project (intro level/level 1)
Need a project idea for lower level Latin class? The bulla project is a great starter project combining cultural aspects of ancient Roman life and the practice with declensions. The Google Doc allows you to customize the instructions and rubric for your class.
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7th - 10th
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Ancient World Travel Brochure Project - instructions, examples, & rubric
This tri-fold travel brochure project has been really popular with my students and I have assigned it several times. They are asked to identify an ancient Greek or Roman city and, using their research, create a brochure which would help interest tourists in visiting that ancient city.The instructions include specific information requirements and a breakdown of what should be included on each brochure fold. There is a significant degree of individualization possible within the instructions and I
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Roman Forum Introduction and Project
These slides introduce your students to the Roman Forum. Students will be introduced to the concept of a forum, learn a bit of information specifically about the Forum Romanum, and see images of the Forum. Questions are integrated in the slides to encourage deeper research and more thorough understanding. At the end of the presentation, students are tasked with creating the traditional travel brochure - only for this project, the travel guide must be digital! Nine different applications/websites
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4th - 12th
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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
Valentines Day - Myths Retold (Mini-Project)
A mini-project for your class related to Valentines Day and themes of love in myth. Presented in a fully-editable Google Doc format for you to easily tailor to your needs, changing the due date, adding or subtracting mythical examples, changing points of note or evaluation criteria. The mini-project is presented to students as follows:“For this mini-project, you will choose one of the “romantic” myths below, and you will create your own interpretation or retelling of the story. If you have a myt
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9th - 12th
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Independent Reading & Listening Interpretive Activities Project
Students choose a resource to read or listen to in Latin. This is an FVR sort of activity that can be adapted for any level, and honestly could be adapted to any language. This is just the project sheet with directions - this does not include reading logs, reading / listening materials, or any of the activities that are follow up for Thursdays, mostly because these are widely available online for free. If you need suggestions, you can send me a message. I use FVR in my class daily as a do no
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7th - 12th
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Illustrated Quotations - Mini-Project
In this mini project, students choose any quotation or motto to illustrate. This project is aligned with the requirements from NJCL for the graphic arts Illustrated Quotations competition, and includes a 100 pt. rubric.
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6th - 12th
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Choice Board Challenge Project
Perfect for 2-3 weeks of work, students engage in completely differentiated tasks in Latin. I took a homework choice board that I use regularly in class and adapted it for use during distance learning.
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7th - 12th
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