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7th grade latin scripts
Romulus and Remus: A Roman Myth (A Reader's Theater Script-Story)
This classic Roman myth tells the story of Romulus and Remus, the twin sons of the war god Mars. Abandoned in the wilderness by their cruel uncle, the twin babies are nursed by a kindly she-wolf, raised by a shepherd, and grow up to be mighty, but contentious, warriors. Their struggles lead to the foundation of Rome.Myths Made Modern: "Romulus and Remus" is a 13-page script-story with parts for 13 readers.Teacher Guide: Each script comes with a 2-page teacher guide featuring relevant backgroun
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6th - 12th
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The Aeneid by Virgil: The Journey of Aeneas (A Script-Story Collection)
The poet Virgil's classic Roman epic the Aeneid comes to life in this Reader's Theater script-story collection! Join Aeneas as he journeys from the burning city of Troy in search of a new home for his people. Along the way, he woos the Queen of Carthage, faces off against deadly monsters, and even descends into the Underworld before he complete his quest. Each portion of the Aeneid is adapted into a high-interest script-story, which students can read in conjunction with the original epic poem to
Five Roman Mythology Skits
Teach your students about ancient Roman and Greek mythology by having them act out the myths themselves! Great for grouping.These skits were written for a Latin Summer Camp for 4th-8th graders, and are suitable to be read/performed by anyone late elementary school and up. Elementary, Middle, and High Schoolers will all enjoy them. Skits last 5-10 minutes each. Skits can be performed with as few as 3 actors if doubling of parts is used (which is recommended); around 5 actors per skit is optimal.T
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4th - 12th
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Latin Play: The Death of Julius Caesar
A script for a short Latin play that depicts Caesar's assassination. The skit was designed for my Latin 1 students to perform in class on the Ides of March after we'd discussed Caesar's career and death. Editable so you can add/remove vocabulary notes as necessary.
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7th - 12th
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A LATIN CLASS DIVERSION - Shakespeare's Pyramus & Thisbe Skit in Latin
YOU CAN MAKE A DRAMATIC DIFFERENCEA fun theatrical project to challenge and exercise students of Latin. This short skit is written in Latin and is a cutting from Shakespearean "Midsummer Night's Dream". This Latin class diversion is perfect for use in the classroom or can be presented on the stage. Increase translation, reading and/or performance skills with this unique Latin script. It is particularly suited for presentation at school assemblies, in classroom use, and/or commencement exercis
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7th - 12th
Ceres and Proserpina Skit: Roman Mythology
Skit to teach students about ancient Roman and Greek Mythology!One of a group of five skits written for a Latin Summer Camp for 4th-8th graders, suitable to be read/performed by anyone late elementary school and up. Lasts 5-10 minutes. Can be performed with as few as 3 actors if doubling of parts is used (which is recommended); around 5 actors is optimal.This is the full Ceres & Proserpina skit--you can get the other four skits in the paid version in my store. This is the Roman myth explaini
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4th - 10th
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