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Freebie! - Common Latin & Greek Root Wordsearch Bundle Sample
Learning Latin and Greek root words is essential for upper-level English, classical education, and university students studying science, math, and medicine. Sample our Latin & Greek Root-Word Word Search bundle for a fun and engaging way to reinforce these critical skills at any age.
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FREE Differentiated Find A Word for Ancient Greece
These FREE Differentiated Find A Word worksheets will be your essential introduction resource when teaching Ancient Greece to your students. To complete the worksheets, students read the clue and find them in the word table.This product includes:★ Three visual styles★ Three differentiated worksheets★ A total of nine pages in PDF format.Please see the images for the working "Working Above", "At Standard" & "Working Towards" version.How Can You Use Them?- Brain Break activity- Literacy Station
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5th - 10th
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Ecce Romani Chapter 2 Vocabulary
Ecce Romani Chapter 2 Vocabulary for memorization
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Ecce Romani Chapter 2
Latin 1st Declension Chart Practice + Key
Worksheet with six first declension charts for students to fill out.
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6th - 10th
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Latin Halloween Vocabulary
Just for fun, in case you want to assign a spooky Latin composition in October.
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Hispanic Heritage Video Worksheet
Includes links to two YouTube videos and comprehension/reflection questions in English for students to answer after watching.These videos lead to great classroom discussion on the topics of afro-latinos and latin influence in America.This activity is great for sub plans, independent work day, or a reversed classroom assignment.
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6th - 12th
Latin 1: Subject Verb Agreement in Pattern 1 Sentences
Practice writing Pattern A (Subject Noun + Verb) sentences in Latin using a limited amount of vocabulary. Employ 1st declension and 2nd declension-us nouns in the nominative case (singular and plural) along with present tense 1st conjugation verbs to create multiple sentences in incremental steps. Scribe in Latine!
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3rd - 8th
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Derivative Worksheet: "What does that English word really mean?"
Worksheet with 15 English words that derive from Latin (e.g. "compose", "postpone", etc.). Students break down the English word with the provided Latin glossary to find out what the English word really means (e.g. "compose" = "put together").
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: All Latin 1 Products
Cambridge Latin Stage 1 & 2 Vocabulary Vocabulary Derivative Worksheet
This vocabulary worksheet reinforces vocabulary learned in Stages 1 & 2 of Cambridge Latin Course, 5th Edition, by asking students to research English derivatives of the Latin vocabulary words. This is a great zero-prep and sub-ready worksheet to help review and practice stage vocabulary! It includes a focus on derivatives stemming from "mater" and "pater." A short, multiple choice derivative quiz is included.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Cambridge Latin Unit 1 Vocabulary Derivative Bundle
Credo 1 part 1: Latin vocabulary, Gregorian chant and crossword puzzle
Going through Credo One, two phrases at a time. I'm counting each double bar line as a phrase. Latin vocabulary list, chant music and crossword puzzle with solution.
Credo one is the default musical setting for the Creed (I Believe in One God) from the Kyriale - the standard Gregorian Chant for the Roman Rite of the Catholic Church which should cover most Catholics around the world. The Kyriale gives musical settings for all the Ordinary chants of the Catholic Mass.
Binomial Nomenclature
A list of animals by their common names and their scientific names (binomial nomenclature). There's a column that can be used to have students add pictures.
Ablative Absolute Practice Page
Students will review the the formation, translation, and recognition of Ablative Absolutes through first filling out notes about Ablative Absolutes, identifying sentences that contain Ablative Absolutes, and then translating Latin sentences containing Ablative Absolutes.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Rome
History about the Roman Empire and also som nice photos from my private visit in Rome year 2008. 74 pages in this Power Point saved as PDF.
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Edith Hamilton's Mythology Reading Check for Chapter 8
A fun worksheet to check your students' reading of Daedalus, Icarus, Bellerophon, and Phaethon from Edith Hamilton's Mythology. The activity is designed to be a "tweet" from the characters in the story. Brought to you by Ars Linguae. Perfect for Humanities, English Language Arts, and any class discussing and reading Ancient Greek and Roman Mythology.
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8th - 12th
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Latin Noun Cases Practice Page
The student will practice recognizing Latin noun cases in English sentences using 3 different activities on this worksheet. It is ideal for bridging the English grammar to Latin grammar for beginner students. Answer key is provided!Here's some feedback from testers: "What a great resource! ...I would work though this with my Foundations kid!"
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4th - 7th
Latin Animal Word Search
Kids learn through play. This Latin puzzle helps younger students acquire spelling of targeted vocabulary without having to "study for a spelling test". This, paired with creating sentences using the targeted Latin animal words along with clues or context to their meaning helps them build and connect what they are learning with what they know. I often allow kids to pair up for this activity and work on getting really great sentences for their animals that someone could guess what the animal was
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3rd - 5th
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Latin Story - The Eruption of Mt. Aetna - Dē Ēruptiōne Aetnaeōrum Ignium
This story was written for second-year Latin students who know the third declension and are working on uses of the ablative, datives with special verbs and adjectives, and personal pronouns/possessive adjectives. It is 89 words in length, has plentiful vocabulary assistance, and can be modified for whatever your needs might be.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Stage 22 Practice, Cambridge Latin Course: Participles, Genitive Case
Practice or homework assignment for Latin teachers: This document is a review of uses of present and perfect participles, as well as uses of the genitive and the formation and translation of adverbs. The vocabulary is tailored to accompany Stage 22 of the Cambridge Latin Course. Created by Jennifer Oditt.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Introduction to Latin Infinitive Types
An PowerPoint introduction to all Latin infinitive forms, including the future passive infinitive. Includes brief exercises to test knowledge, suitable for in-class work or homework. Assumes students have learned about principal parts and verb conjugations; no other knowledge required. Clean, simple presentation.
Creator: Emily V. Landau
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8th - 12th
Sample Stage 5 Crossword - CLC Latin
Crossword puzzles are great for a warmup activity, classroom station, or homework assignment. Your students can review the Stage 5 vocabulary and internalize Latin spelling by completing these puzzles.This product is suggested for:Textbook: Cambridge Latin Course - 5e - Unit 1Unit of Study: Stage 5Grade levels: 5-12Answer key includedThis product is a small sample of the crossword puzzle packs posted in my store. This sample includes one puzzle. The other crossword puzzle packs include 3 unique
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5th - 12th
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Roman map project
Have students get out their creative side, because this map project will stretch their imagination! student will create a unique map of ancient Rome and include certain landmarks and buildings.
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7th - 12th
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Puer quis mortem vidit | Latin translation | FREEBIE
The file contains:• Puer quis mortem vidit latin text• Important vocabulary at bottom of page• TranslationThe Latin text "puer quis mortem vidit" is about a small boy(Publius) who lived in Rome and worked in a home. He had an evil master. After 5 years the evil master died and Publius was free, he fell from a cliff and slept for days. When he awoke, he saw a lion and slew it with the strength he had from such a long sleep. He "saw death" when he saw the lion's mother and father.Have a great day!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to the Reflexive Pronoun
Suitable for first- or second-year Latin students. Introduces the reflexive pronoun "se". Also covers adjective forms and "with" construction. Assumes students have already learned other personal pronouns. 8 practice sentences included at the end, suitable for homework or classwork.
Creator: Emily V. Landau
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9th - 12th
Ecce Romani Chapter 4-5 Review Worksheet
Worksheet for reviewing grammar material from Ecce Romani 1/1A Chapters 4 & 5. Reviews infinitives and accusative direct objects.
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7th - 10th
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