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Latin classroom form pdfs
Latin Verb Synopsis (Full)
This verb synopsis sheet gives students a chance to review all the variations of regular Latin verbs. They can view all three moods along with infinitives and participles on one page. This allows them to see the connections between different forms: how the imperfect and pluperfect subjunctives take their stems from the corresponding infinitives, for instance, or how the perfect passive and future active infinitives are built on the corresponding participles.
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Voces Urbanitas - Polite Expressions
Looking to use more spoken Latin in your classroom? Having trouble finding spoken Latin posters from common resource sites? This poster of polite expressions allows students to have a visual reminder of ways for them to use Latin in the classroom.
You can print this poster at home or school, or send it to be printed at an office store. The resolution is designed for an 18"x24" poster.
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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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Exit Slip Templates
Exit slips are a great formative assessment tool. Whether they are graded or just collected, they provide much needed feedback on what students are able to complete or understand at the end of the class. However, I found that the more open an exit slip was (give one thing you learned today and one question you still have OR what three things stuck with you today) the least likely my students would provide the specific feedback I needed to know how and when to adjust my plans. Most students just
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Latin in the Classroom Handout
Looking to use more spoken Latin in your classroom? Having trouble finding spoken Latin handouts from common resource sites? This coversheet of useful phrases allows students to have a visual reminder of ways for them to use Latin in the classroom.
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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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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 language - break words into syllables
simple task on words divisioncould be used during class independently or during exam
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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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8th - 11th
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