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Latin thematic unit plans $5-10
World Music (Bossa Nova) Unit Plan (using Classroom Instruments)
A 10-week unit plan for teaching Bossa Nova groove which can culminate into a performance for a school concert or assessment etc
Content:
- Bossa Nova Groove Sibelius File
- Bossa Nova Groove notated score
- 10 week Unit Plan with details on each lesson (Musical Concepts taught, Lesson Activities, Rationale)
- Video of expected end product
At the end of the unit, students will be able to:
●Perform instrumental music [Bossa Nova] in groups.
●Improvise instrumental music [Bossa Nova] rhythmical
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Latin Roman Geography Early Latin 1 Unit
This unit has been crafted for students of an early Latin 1 level. The structures and vocabulary are quite introductory. I use this unit as an introduction to reading, comprehension, and early sentence building. This unit is not focused heavily on grammar. It incorporates nouns of the first three declensions, but only focuses on the endings for some of the first and second declension nouns. Other nouns are learned or understood through context.
This unit contains many products. It can be instruc
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Not Grade Specific
A Grateful Ghost / 5th declension Unit
This unit was created with chapter 31 of First Year Jenney in mind. However, one need not have this book to complete the assignments. This would be a great assignment for students to make a booklet or for use in an interactive notebook. This unit includes the following:A Grateful Ghost Latin passage with running vocabulary and comprehension questionsA fill-in-the-blank Latin worksheet containing sentences that are similar to the story's sentences (with key)A puzzle of a 5th declension noun (w
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Voices of War: Self / Family / Community
Kristin A. Masters’ "Voices of War: Self / Family / Community" provides Latin excerpts from Quintus of Smyrna's Trojan War epic, the "Posthomerica." Each passage, ranging from 15 to 40 lines of text, examines the human cost of war, showcasing those left behind: children, spouses, and countrymen. Students will read the speeches of sons who never met their father, mothers who watch their children lay down their toys and take up swords, women losing their freedom and their lives, as well as prayers
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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