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Latin Club Activities
✔️ Are you a Latin teacher looking for new ideas for your Latin club or classroom?✔️ Do you teach English and want students to have an introduction to Latin?✔️ Are you a homeschool parent who would like to start a Latin club?Latin Club Activities gives teachers a choice of 50 hands-on activities:business start-upcookingdesigning and drawing game making and playinginvestigating reading singing speaking writing …and writing a short book in Latin using Directions, Quilts, Lists, or Messages✦ ✦
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7th - 10th
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Latin Scientific Names for Animals ACTIVITY
This activity goes hand in hand with Latin Animal Words and Latin Scientific Names for Animals. Includes a worksheet illustrating three patterns of Latin adjective formation (present participle -ns, -ōsus, and -ātus), as well as number and color adjectives. Culminates in students inventing a subspecies of animal, monster, or fantastic beast, and describing it with a three word Latin scientific name.
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Latin Cultural Projects: Independent Projects for Classical Studies
Students bring life into Latin class or social studies class with independent, expressive classical world projects. The classics live through artwork, performance, writing, song and dance. Grades 4-12.
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4th - 12th
Roman Pottery Vase Coloring Activity Classical Roman Latin Class
Unlock the wonders of ancient Roman civilization in your classroom with our engaging and educational activity, "Coloring Roman Vases: A Creative Journey into Ancient Art." This unique assignment combines artistic expression with historical exploration, allowing students to delve into the fascinating world of Roman pottery while honing their creative skills.Assignment Overview:In this assignment, students will embark on a journey back in time to explore the artistry of ancient Rome. They will be
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Mythological Monster Project
DescriptionThe following project is one of my students’ absolute favorites in which a student will research a monster from Greek mythology (comes with a premade list) of your or their choosing and present their findings to the class. The task as presented as creating a Monster Fighting Guide for Greek heroes and works well in a unit on heroes. In addition to thorough directions on the project requirements, you’ll get examples of projects, linked resources for you and your students to get started
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6th - 12th
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Mythological Beast Project: Lingva Latina Aligned
This project aligns with Lingva Latina (Familia Romana) chapters IX-XI and engages students in applying vocabulary and grammar that they have learned in a fun an unique way. This project has students writing and speaking in Latin. It incorporates creative writing, art, and technology all in one fun and applicable project. Instructions and grading rubric included in the project guide.
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6th - 12th
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Project: Latin All Around Me
A great project for Introductory Latin classes!Through this project, students will explore the world around them and examine the influence Latin has on their own spoken language. Students pick a content area that interests them and explore how many Latin roots still make an appearance in their daily lives. This project is a great way to get students to critically think about upcoming vocabulary terms they will encounter in your Latin classroom. It will also foster building connections which we a
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5th - 12th
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Fabula Fabulosa: Writing and Illustrating a Latin story (1st and 2nd declension)
Students will use the provided template to write and illustrate their very own 6-sentence Latin story, focusing on nominative and accusative singular for 1st and 2nd declension nouns! With a limited set of available vocabulary to use in writing their story, students are challenged even more to flex their creative minds. When everyone finishes, have the students share and translate each other's work! It's a wonderful way for your students to practice and showcase what they've learned while celebr
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Bundle: How Latin Works Unit
Project: Roman Home
In this project, students will design and create an aerial, 3-dimensional model of a Roman home, labeling the rooms in Latin and writing a short description about your creation. This project allows students to step back in time and explore the daily lives of the Romans! By building a model of a Roman home, they'll gain a deeper understanding of Roman architecture, society, and the Latin language.Grading rubric included
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5th - 12th
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AP Latin Post-Exam Art Project
Running out of ideas for how to fill class time after the AP Latin exam? Look no further!Take the opportunity to give your students a crash course in Greco-Roman art and task them with creating and curating their very own exhibit. Included in the download are the student instructions, project rubric, ideas for exhibit themes and a run-down of possible artworks that could be taught over a six-week interval.
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9th - 12th
Legacy of Greece and Rome Website
Students explore how we see Greece and Rome in our world today. Students research and make a webpage about 5 topics--Greek roots, Latin roots, famous scientist, architecture, and government. Each category has multiple topics for students to choose from.
Great way for students to work through a topic without you needing to lecture.
Additionally, there is a scavenger hunt students can use to check out their classmates' webpages.
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--Directions
--Work log
--Rubric
--Scavenger Hunt
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5th - 8th
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Latin Ovid's "Metamorphoses" Project
Give your students the opportunity to both learn about stories from Ovid's Metamorphoses and give them a chance to spread their wings and show their creativity. This project encourages them to use their imaginations to re-tell a chosen story from the "Metamorphoses" via song, art, video, creative writing - the options are only limited by your students' imaginations!
Latin Valentines Project
Want to incorporate a little Latin composition into your classroom but keep it fun? This project invites your students to research a chosen pair from Ovid's "Metamorphoses", write a basic cinquain poem about them (you can choose the grammar point you want to practice), design a creative Valentine card, as well as write a love letter to demonstrate their knowledge of the myth. Can be used in traditional or online classroom environments, set as an independent work project.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Latin Practice: Advanced Latin Translation with AP Latin-Style Questions
Here is a Latin passage I wrote for my Latin III Class. It was intended to cover Wheelock's Latin Chapters 1-31, but would be a great challenge for any advanced Latin student who knows subjunctives and constructions such as indirect statement and ablative absolute. The story is about a romance between 2 elephants. I made the narrative easy to follow so that they could translate the Latin as precisely as possible. After the translate there are 15 multiple choice questions that ask AP Latin-style
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: AP Latin Practice
Postcard Project (Beginner and Intermediate)
Project Overview: This Latin postcard project is an engaging and immersive postcard project designed for Latin beginners and intermediate students to transport them into the world of ancient Rome. This project combines language learning, creativity, and a touch of magic as students write postcards in Latin to fictional Roman characters, accompanied by hand-drawn illustrations. What makes this project truly special is that students will receive responses to their postcards as if by magic, sparkin
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6th - 9th
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Mythology Assignment: Mythical Creature Animal Adoption
Animalius Q. Fabulosus has a request for all aspiring mythozoologists: help me find homes for our mythological creatures!Students will create and name a new mythological creature, describe its lifestyle and habitat, and draw the creature in an advertisement to rehome it appropriately. This assignment comes with a completed example.Imagine a Minotaur or Centaur that's half corgi and half bearded dragon! What if you made a Hydra out of kittens? The possibilities are endless!
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Curse Tablets / Defixiones Project
Used in upper level Latin classes. Well received and fun.
Requires the following video from YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Az4P2EXH5x4
A complete project (no rubric, sorry) from introduction through to creation of curse. Students learn to identify the parts of a curse in English, then in Latin. From there, using what they just learned, they are asked to complete, in Latin, parts of the English version they already worked through. Lastly, through leading questions, students create the
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11th - 12th
Ben- Hur Research Project
This is an in-depth research project made to follow viewing of Ben-Hur (1959), but could also be used with the recently released Ben-Hur. Students will choose a Roman cultural topic depicted in the movie to research, create a presentation, and present to the class on this topic. Students are given choice in topic and specific research aspects. This prompt could also be adapted to use upon reading Ben-Hur. Prompt and rubric included.
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9th - 12th
Greco-Roman Mythology Trading Cards
This is a great in-class, creative project for upper elementary and/or middle school students! This packet includes a resource for your students to review the Gods and Goddess of ancient Greece and Rome, a lesson plan, and student handout for the trading card activity.
This in-class activity reinforces material for students, and allows them to engage in the material through a hands-on, creative project.
The lesson plan give a step by step approach when using this resource with your students, a
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4th - 8th
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Latin Book Project - Fun for Latin Beginners
Looking for a project to practice using declensions instead of reciting them each day? Need a fun project to keep your students excited about their Latin studies? This Latin Book Project is great for beginner Latin students who have mastered the following:1st conjugation verbs1st and 2nd declension nouns1st and 2nd declension adjectivesGet those creative juices flowing and put their Latin skills to use by allowing your students to author and illustrate a simple book. Specific project guidelines
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4th - 7th
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Create A Myth Project
Designed for Latin I.
In this project, students are asked to create their own Greek myth story by following each step of the process. Students should have knowledge of some mythology stories beforehand from which to get ideas.
Received positively by past students.
Grading rubric included.
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6th - 12th
Exploratory Latin Roman Culture Doc and Project
Have students investigate Ancient Roman culture from the perspective of Food, Important Romans and Celebrations in this project! Day one has students investigating all three themes, then choosing one to create a project diving deeper into a specific theme.Can be used to replace the Padlet Culture days in my 2-Week Exploratory Language Curriculum.
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7th
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AP Latin Soundtrack Project
A project to create the ultimate soundtrack for the Dido and Aeneas relationship in Aeneid Book 4 (can also be adapted for selections from Catullus' Lesbia poems). Suitable for traditional and online classroom environments and students can be encouraged to create digital playlists with accompanying explanations for their song choices and how they connect to specific Latin quotes.
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9th - 12th
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AP Latin Caesar "De Bello Gallico" Trial
Trudging through the AP Caesar selections like a centurion in mud? Need to liven up your classroom? Assign this mock trial to your students and see them come alive! Charge: Is Caesar guilty of gross negligence in his invasion of Britain?(Based on a prior reading of AP Caesar DBG selection from book 4 chapters 20-31.)Ideal for class sizes of 10-15. Suitable for traditional and online classroom environments as trials can be held via Zoom/Google Meet with breakout rooms for prosecution, defense and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: AP Latin Caesar "De Bello Gallico" Trials
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