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Latin independent work packets for Microsoft PowerPoint
Stories for Latin 1: Roman Gods
This is a set of 6 Latin stories I wrote for my Latin 1 students. They are stories from Greco-Roman mythology, in simple Latin suitable for novice readers, with lots of vocabulary support and ample illustrations.The vocabulary focuses on animal words, family terms, and high-frequency verbs (like est, habet, and vult). Mostly third person singular present tense verbs.Each story comes with vocabulary support and comprehension questions to check for understanding. Please note that stories that have
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Literary analysis of style - Virgil's Aeneid III, lines 209-277 & 588-691
Detailed literary analysis for lines 209-277 & 588-691 from Book III of Virgil's Aeneid, the verse set text for Cambridge IGCSE Latin qualification for 2023-2025.The PowerPoint contains the Latin lines with annotations, colour-coded by style point (e.g. one colour for chiasmus, one colour for tricolon etc.). Animated underlining and appearing of comments makes the annotations clear.The slides and annotations are designed to be presented and discussed in class, and for students to be able to
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9th - 12th
Beginner Latin Story 6: Io Part 2
Io Pars Secunda (Io Part 2)Please do Io Pars Prima (Io Part 1) with your class first!This is the sixth in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. The stories Io Part 1 and Io Part 2 can be used as a stand-alone unit, or in conjunction with Beginner Latin stories 1-4.Story 1: Deī Mortālēsque et Dēliciae Eōrum (Gods, Mortals, and Their Pets)Story 2: Iuppiter et Iūnō (Jupiter and Juno)Story 3: Saturnus, Pater Horribilis (Saturn, A Horrible Father)Story 4: Iuppiter
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Also included in: Stories for Latin 1: Roman Gods
Beginner Latin Story 5: Io Part 1
Io Pars Prima (Io Part 1)The fifth in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. The stories Io Part 1 and Io Part 2 can be used as a stand-alone unit, or in conjunction with Beginner Latin stories 1-4.Story 1: Deī Mortālēsque et Dēliciae Eōrum (Gods, Mortals, and Their Pets)Story 2: Iuppiter et Iūnō (Jupiter and Juno)Story 3: Saturnus, Pater Horribilis (Saturn, A Horrible Father)Story 4: Iuppiter Saturnum Superat (Jupiter Defeats Saturn)In this story, Jupiter hide
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Also included in: Stories for Latin 1: Roman Gods
Beginner Latin Story 4
Iuppiter Saturnum Superat (Jupiter Defeats Saturn)The fourth in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. In this story, Jupiter rescues his siblings from Saturn's belly.This resource is two google drive files: I. A google docs packet which includes:Title page with an image relating to the storyVocabulary pageThe storyComprehension questions for the storyII. An illustrated powerpoint of the story with bonus slides at the end that illustrate each of the Olympian go
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Latin Body Parts Digital Activities
7 activites + Vocab Sheet. These are some of the same activities as my other version, just formatted for the online classroom! This is a powerpoint file, and the slide backgrounds are only editable in "slide master" view, which means student's won't be able to move things around (other than the key fields). Choose which version of the vocabulary list you want students to have (with English translation or not) and delete the other. Actually, delete any slides you don't want to assign. Then just
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4th - 12th
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