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Roman Calendar 2024: Origin of Latin Month Names and Thematic Monthly Activities

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Throughout 2024, students explore the origins of the Latin months of the year and how they connect to English. There's a special activity for each month that goes with the theme of that month's Roman origin.This activity works well for a Roman Time

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Latin, The New Year

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6^th, 7^th, 8^th, 9^th, Homeschool

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Latin Worksheet: Roman Days of the Week (Origins, Connections, and Questions)

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Students learn the origins of the Latin days of the week and how they connect to English and the Romance Languages (specifically, Spanish, Italian, and French). This activity works well for a Roman Time Unit at the start of the new year, though it

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Pick a Latin/Roman name handout

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For Latin students to use in selecting a Roman name for themselves. If a student would prefer a non-binary ending, you can replace "us/a" with "es" (5th declension). This suggestion comes from the Lupercal style guide for gender inclusivity in the

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Latin

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Pick a Mythology Name Assignment

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For use in a Mythology or Latin classStudents select a name for themselves, then research that name, and present a brief (one sentence) summary of their namesake to the class. This assignment takes two class periods -- one to select and research,

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Creative Writing, Ancient History, Latin

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

I've been teaching Latin and Mythology to 6th-8th graders since 2010.

MY TEACHING STYLE

Organized chaos in a gamified classroom.

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I received the Excellence in the Teaching of Classics at the Precollegiate Level Award from the Society for Classical Studies and have served as the District World Language (K-12) Teaching Chair.

MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

B.A. in both Latin and Italian with a minor in Classical Humanities from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. M.A.T. (Latin) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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