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Higher education latin resources $10 and up
35 Latin 4 x 4 Grouping / Matching Games (Connections)
Based on the New York Times' Connections games, this is a collection of 35 different 4 x 4 matching games on different Latin topics. Divided into three broad categories (verbs - principal parts; nouns and adjectives; grammar), each game presents 4 groups of 4 specifics that share a common attribute. Students must ascertain these common attributes and group the specifics accordingly. Links to each game are provided and answer keys are provided for each game. Though these can in theory be printed,
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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AP Latin Caesar COMPLETE BUNDLE
AP Latin Students need activities to practice Casear! My students need more activities than just a few AP Board-certified practice tests, so I created my own!This Bundle contains 5 products:⭐ AP Latin Caesar Book 1.1-7 Activity Set⭐ AP Latin Caesar Book 4.24-36 Activity Set⭐ AP Latin Caesar Book 5.24-36 Activity Set⭐ AP Latin Caesar Book 5.37-48 Activity Set⭐ AP Latin Caesar Book 6.13-20 Activity SetEach of the 5 products contains:❥ 16-21 Activities❥ Vocab Quizzes, Translation Quizzes (with rubr
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lingua Latina - Familia Romana - Vocabulary Lists and Quizzes
This bundle includes 101 vocabulary lists (with complete dictionary entry) as well as the corresponding quizzes. The files are completely editable and are more than enough for a full year of Latin vocabulary!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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The 12 Labors of Hercules - Google Earth tour + worksheets
Students learn and locate the 12 labors of Hercules, as well as the moral / symbolic significance of each labor.
Instruction sets (teacher/student), short answer worksheet, & matching worksheet included.
Required: DSL or faster Internet connection; Google Earth.
Suitable for Latin / Greek / Mythology / Humanities classes.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Orberg - Lingua Latina PSI - Colloquia Personarum - Latin to Latin Comp Qs
These are Latin to Latin Comprehension Questions I wrote for the Colloquia Personarum which go along with Hans Orberg's Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata. These are perfect for comprehension activities, oral or written, extension activities, homework assignments, quizzes, and tests.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Henle Latin First Year Interactive Notebook Part 1 (Challenge A Aligned)
The Henle Latin Interactive Notebook covers all words from Mastery Reviews 1-2. This is aligned with Classical Conversations Challenge A but has more material that is required for that course. This interactive notebook contains conjugations and translations. All nouns, pronouns, and adjectives are fully declined. The English translation of the nouns have been left blank for students to fill-in. Verb conjugations include Active voice/Indicative Mood/Present Stem: Present Tense, Imperfect Ten
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Latin Posters: Quid agis? Latin Expressions
Thomas Talboy presents another collection of basic expressions in Latin to help your students of all ages and levels to use Latin. With these posters, you can encourage them to continue the use of spoken Latin even as they make progress in reading and grammar.
The basic question, “Quid agis?” and answers are represented in a pictorial manner to help students by seeing and reading. You can add oral and aural components easily every time you use these in an activity.
Made by Thomas Talboy.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Trivia: Greek Mythology (50 Slides)
50 Slides of short trivia questions on Greek mythology, each with one verbal and one visual clue. Tap/Click to reveal the answer.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
TIERED READINGS: Gregory of Tours on the Bubonic Plague
Explore the first appearance of the Bubonic Plague using PRIMARY SOURCES with your Latin 3 or 4 class! In this packet are 30 pages of tiered readings from Gregory of Tours' Historia Francorum. Also included are a few annotated selections from Suetonius and the Vulgate to help aid discussion, as well as a short original reading on a popular (and gross!) medical treatment at the time.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Modeling the Latin Tenses - Guided Practice
EVERY Latin tense is covered (even the Subjunctives).
For each Latin tense, this interactive powerpoint presents real-time:
- emphasis & speed of the various syllables.
- meaning of the various syllables.
- animated signs of (in)completeness.
HEAVY (but sequential) drilling then ensues, with every person-and-number covered in each tense.
Persons who purchase this product may contact me (rudminda@hotmail.com) for the scrambled-up version of this powerpoint, which would then be used for drill
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
LATIN & GREEK WORD PARTS - A 4-part module, with 100 Latin & Greek word parts
Because so few students today are able to take Latin or Greek, they may be unaware of the derivation of many words in English. I developed this four-session workshop of Latin and Greek roots in English words, and I offer it once a year to any interested students at my university. The workshop is especially appealing to students who want to increase their vocabulary; students whose first language is not English; students in TESOL programs preparing to be teachers of English as a Second Language
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Latin Activities: Quid vidēs? Set 1
Thomas Talboy presents a set of activities worksheets that you can use to have students start writing Latin sentences. These can be used easily in combination with the Quid facis? Quid agis? and Qualis tempestās est? posters.
You can photocopy the pages as many times as you need for use in the classroom. These activities also work well to measure progress: Give them to beginning students after introducing basic phrases. Then give them to intermediate students, asking them to use intermediate g
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Latin Signa: Object Name Placards for Classroom Items
Make sure to also download the free Teacher's Guide and Sample Lessons.
These placards are great for getting students involved in identifying objects found in the classroom. The basic set has words for the “big” things one sees everyday including fenestra, iānua, hōrologium, tapētum, as well as several different words for similar objects (sella and sēdēs).
A teacher’s guide and suggested lesson plans are also available. (See above.) You can use these beginning immediately in a basic course. T
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Lingua Latina - Vocabulary Quizzes - Includes 101 editable quizzes!
This zip file includes 101 vocabulary quizzes based on the vocabulary introduced in Lingua Latina - Familia Romana by Ørburg. In addition to this file, I have the corresponding vocabulary lists (with the complete dictionary entry) listed for sale as well.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Lingua Latina - Familia Romana - Vocabulary Lists and Quizzes
Periculum for Latin 1 - Jeopardy-style Quiz Game
Looking for a fun way to engage your Latin I and Latin II students plus add variety to your lessons? Check out Periculum! This Jeopardy-styled quiz game is a great group activity for students to test their knowledge against their peers. This resource includes 31 questions and answers across 6 categories in fully functional PowerPoint (editable) and PDF versions. Easily reusable for multiple classes for years to come!The 6 categories include: vocabulary, grammar, Latin derivatives and expressions
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Latin Posters: Latin Basic Expressions for the Classroom
Thomas Talboy presents this collection of basic expressions in Latin that will help students of all ages and levels to start using Latin right away. With these posters, you can encourage them to continue the use of spoken Latin even as they make progress in reading and grammar.
Basic questions like "Can I have a pencil" are included--in other words, just about what every student will ask sometime during the class time!
You can easily incorporate these posters and the phrases into every lesson
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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9 Puzzle Latin Based Package,3 Word Search,4 Matching,2 Crossword
This offering is a nine puzzle package concentrating on the Latin that is still used with some degree of frequency in life today. Included are a word search and expression search themed around music, a matching Latin words and expressions themed around music, Latin word search and expression search themed around law, a matching Latin words and expressions themed around law, a Latin word search and expression search themed around life in general, a matching Latin words and expressions the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Most common vocabulary - All 40 lists!
These are the vocabulary lists I use with my Latin 4 and 5 classes. They are built on the Dickenson College Commentaries Latin Core Vocabulary list which contains 997 common Latin vocabulary terms.What I have done to make this useful for my students is to sort the list by frequency, then divide the comprehensive list into 40 individual lists on which my students are quizzed. Each list contains terms (with Dickenson links) and their definitions. All additional information has been removed to prov
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Latin Posters: Quid facis? Latin Expressions
Thomas Talboy presents another collection of basic expressions in Latin to help your students of all ages and levels to use Latin. This time, the question “Quid facis?” is answered with basic statements that students will want to learn and use in the school day. With these posters, you can encourage them to continue the use of spoken Latin even as they make progress in reading and grammar.
The basic question, “Quid facis?” and answers are represented in a pictorial manner to help students by s
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lingua Latina Vocabulary Lists - Includes 101 editable vocabulary lists!
This includes 101 Latin vocabulary lists which include the entire dictionary entry. These lists are based on Lingua Latina - Familia Romana by Ørburg. The numbered lists correspond to the chapters in the text.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Lingua Latina - Familia Romana - Vocabulary Lists and Quizzes
Latin Posters: Quālis tempestās est? Weather Expressions
Thomas Talboy presents a collection of weather expressions in Latin to help your students of all ages and levels to use Latin. Start each day with "Qualis tempestās est?" to get your student thoroughly involved in spoken Latin! With these posters, you can encourage them to continue the use of spoken Latin even as they make progress in reading and grammar.
The basic question, “Qualis tempestās est?” and answers are represented in a pictorial manner to help students by seeing and reading. The po
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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3D Rome Fly-thru for GoogleEarth
Includes overlay-color-coded markings of:
- the 7 hills, archaeological surveys of the lesser forums.
Includes detailed instructions (ReadMe file) with pictures.
Requires Google Earth + a DSL or faster internet connection.
May be set to cycle automatically, by itself, in the background.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Powerpoint: Introduction to Rhetoric
A short introduction to rhetoric including:
1. Its importance in the ancient world.
2. Its origins in the Greek world.
3. Philosophical views according to Plato and Gorgias.
4. Definitions by Aristotle and Quintilian.
5. Aspects of the Speech
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Dummy’s Guide to the Aeneid – Lines 1-209
This guide includes translations, scansions, and Latin literary devices. The translation is as literal as possible, the scansion is separated into 6 feet, hexameter, and marked for dactyls, spondees, and elisions. The Latin passages are included with labels for poetic devices.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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