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Master list of Latin noun declension endings and blank practice
This handout/worksheet is 2 pages. It displays all of the Latin noun endings 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th declensions. It also provides information below each declension chart to help guide students to the correct declension. Additionally, a separate page of charts with the endings removed is included for practice or for assessment.
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6th - 12th
Mythices Fabellae: Learning Latin Through Myths and Legends - Chapter 2
This project aims to teach Latin to students via the myths, legends, and histories that students actually want to read. Often these passages are too complex for entry level or even intermediate level students to understand, but this series' goal is to engage students through simplified versions of these works. This chapter's grammar focus is on singular verbs in the present tense. It includes definitions for:first personsecond personthird persontensenumberverbs of beingThe story for this chapter
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Fun With Latin: Medical Mumbo Jumbo
Is there a Medicinae Doctor in the house? Connecting English and Latin has never been easier .. two medical activities to teach Latin and Greek roots. The first is a matching game: figure out doctors and diseases based on the roots. In the second activity, use medical abbreviations to practice writing prescriptions!
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4th - 8th
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
How to Talk About Your Pets in Latin Using the Verb Habeō
Illustrated slides for teaching students how to use "habeō" to say what pets they have in Latin. Forms introduced:habeō + accusativehabet + accusativeaccusative singular of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd declensionsquisquidContents:51 illustrated slidesmany illustrated examplesbuilt in checks for understanding/formative assessmentsAppropriate for:novice level Latin language learners of any ageMiddle SchoolHigh SchoolHomeschool
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Also included in: Me and My Pets Latin Project Bundle
Latin Abbreviations Scavenger Hunt
How quickly can you find an M.D. in the P.M.? This bingo-style scavenger hunt for Latin abbreviations teaches children the Latin origins of the abbreviations we use every day! A follow-up lesson is a cloze activity, writing letters from a deserted island using the abberviations!
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3rd - 8th
Latin Animal Words
Interactive activity for teaching nine Latin animal words (dog, horse, snake, elephant, bird, cow, sheep, lion, and wolf). Includes:picturessound clipsLatin sentencesscaffolded note-taking for vocabularySuitable for novice level learners of all ages. Suitable for day one of Latin language instruction and beyond.Concepts:Latin animalssingular verbsspoken Latincomprehensible inputContents:51 illustrated slides for teaching Latin animal vocabularyIllustrated examples for teaching nine Latin animal
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Me and My Pets Latin Project Bundle
Ecce Romani I Scope and Sequence With Suggested Activities By Chapter
A scope and sequence for Ecce Romani I (the red book) with suggested topics, exercises and activities for each chapter.
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First Forms Latin Unit I Tense Endings Flash Cards (Pocket Chart Size)
Memoria Press First forms Latin Pocket chart flash cards- English on one side, Latin on the other. All tense ending for present system, first conjugation in Unit I
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4th - 6th
Ecce Romani II Scope and Sequence With Suggested Activities
A scope and sequence with suggested exercises and activities for Ecce Romani II (the green book)
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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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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Me and My Pets Latin Project Bundle
Practice 6 common irregular verbs in present and imperfect tense
This handout or worksheet is a fill-in type. It displays the 4 principal parts of the 6 most common irregular Latin verbs, sum, possum, eo, fero, nolo, and volo. It is a well organized reproducible worksheet with space for students to write both the present and imperfect tense forms, eithe rfor practice or for assessment purposes.
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5th - 12th
Latin 1: Google Slides and Class Activities (Lesson 1/17)
A Google Slide presentation with class activities and translations covering: PronunciationWord OrderWord EndingsFollows Oxford Latin 1 Chapter 1 but includes all sentences and does not require the book for the lesson.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
WHEELOCK LATIN EXAM, CHAPTERS 7-9
This exam is designed for Latin teachers who are using the Wheelock's Latin book as part of their curriculum. The exam covers material for chapters 7, 8 and 9.
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10th - 12th
WHEELOCK LATIN EXAM, CHAPTERS 4-6
This exam is designed for Latin teachers who are using the Wheelock's Latin book as part of their curriculum. The exam covers material for chapters 4, 5 and 6.
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10th - 12th
Latin cases anchor chart
Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Ablative, and Vocative cases anchor charts.
These charts are for beginning Latin students.
Charts only have main uses for each case.
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Bunny-And-Monkey-Academy
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4th - 9th
Roman Mythology
This handout explains Roman mythology, and it presumes an understanding of Greek mythology. This can be used as supplemental material to Linney's Getting Started in Latin.
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4th - 9th
The Legend of Rome
This can be used as a standalone guide to the legend of Rome, or as part of material supplemental to the Linney's Getting Started in Latin.
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4th - 9th
Getting Started in Latin Test Three Lessons 38-56
This is the third test for Linney's Getting Started in Latin. There is a supplemental Roman God component, which is sold separately.
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4th - 9th
Getting Started in Latin Test Two (Lessons 22-38)
This is a test for Linney's Getting Started in Latin.
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4th - 9th
Latin Verbs 1 (lessons 43-50)
This is a quiz/worksheet for latin verbs. This can be used as a standalone quiz, or in conjunction with Linney's Getting Started with Latin.
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4th - 9th
How to Say Hello in Latin
Illustrated slides for teaching the Latin greetings salvē and salvēte (singular and plural Latin greetings). Suitable for novice level learners of all ages. Suitable for day one of Latin language instruction and beyond.Concepts:Latin greetingssingular and pluralspoken Latincomprehensible inputContents:22 slidesmany illustrated examplesbuilt in check for understanding/formative assessmentAppropriate for:novice level Latin language learnersMiddle SchoolHigh SchoolHomeschool
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Me and My Pets Latin Project Bundle
How to Say Hello in Latin (.pptx)
Illustrated slides for teaching the Latin greetings salvē and salvēte (singular and plural Latin greetings). Suitable for novice level learners of all ages. Suitable for day one of Latin language instruction and beyond.Concepts:Latin greetingssingular and pluralspoken Latincomprehensible inputContents:22 slidesmany illustrated examplesbuilt in check for understanding/formative assessmentAppropriate for:novice level Latin language learnersMiddle SchoolHigh SchoolHomeschool
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Not Grade Specific
First and Second Declension Worksheets for Latin Review
Here are two worksheets for Latin practice: one for practice on the first declension and the other on the second declension. The first provides the stem for the student and the second is left blank so they can practice finding the stem of the Latin word.Could be used for extra practice or as a quiz.Answer key is not included.
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6th - 10th
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