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Not grade specific latin independent work packets
Stories for Latin 1: Roman Gods
This is a set of 6 Latin stories I wrote for my Latin 1 students. They are stories from Greco-Roman mythology, in simple Latin suitable for novice readers, with lots of vocabulary support and ample illustrations.The vocabulary focuses on animal words, family terms, and high-frequency verbs (like est, habet, and vult). Mostly third person singular present tense verbs.Each story comes with vocabulary support and comprehension questions to check for understanding. Please note that stories that have
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Latin Catholic Prayer Copywork Bundle - Cursive and Manuscript Handwriting
Do you need a resource to teach Latin Catholic prayers? This ready-to-print copywork packet was designed to help children learn traditional prayers and practice handwriting at the same time! Perfect for religion centers, independent work packets, or homeschool morning baskets. Includes the following prayers in Latin: Signum Crucis Ave Maria Pater Noster Gloria Patri Oratio Fatima Credo (Apostles’ Creed) Memorare Salve Regina Actus Contritionis Sancte Michael Archangele Anima Christi Morning Offe
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Free Voluntary Reading Bundle
Start free voluntary reading (student-directed reading/independent reading) in the first week of the first semester! This is a set of three Latin/English readers suitable for absolute beginner students. Each page has a simple Latin sentence with an illustration on the front, repeated on the back of with an English translation added underneath the sentence. This format empowers students to read the Latin independently and then confirm or refine their understanding when they turn the page and see
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Beginner Latin-English Reader: Theseus and the Minotaur
This story of Theseus vanquishing the Minotaur, written for beginner Latin readers. Each page has a simple Latin sentence with an illustration on the front, repeated on the back of with an English translation added underneath the sentence. This format empowers students to read the Latin independently and then confirm or refine their understanding when they turn the page and see the English. This story can be used for student-directed reading (free voluntary reading), to introduce the story of Th
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Also included in: Free Voluntary Reading Bundle
Beginner Latin-English Reader: Actaeon
This story of Actaeon's death after seeing Diana bathing, written for beginner Latin readers. Each page has a simple Latin sentence with an illustration on the front, repeated on the back of with an English translation added underneath the sentence. This format empowers students to read the Latin independently and then confirm or refine their understanding when they turn the page and see the English. This story can be used for student-directed reading (free voluntary reading), to introduce the s
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Beginner Latin-English Reader: Pygmalion
This story of Pygmalion falling in love with his own statue, written for beginner Latin readers. Note: In my version, Pygmalion is crushed beneath his statue, which falls on him, rather than be granted a happy ending by Venus's intervention.Each page has a simple Latin sentence with an illustration on the front, repeated on the back of with an English translation added underneath the sentence. This format empowers students to read the Latin independently and then confirm or refine their understa
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Beginner Latin Story 6: Io Part 2
Io Pars Secunda (Io Part 2)Please do Io Pars Prima (Io Part 1) with your class first!This is the sixth in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. The stories Io Part 1 and Io Part 2 can be used as a stand-alone unit, or in conjunction with Beginner Latin stories 1-4.Story 1: Deī Mortālēsque et Dēliciae Eōrum (Gods, Mortals, and Their Pets)Story 2: Iuppiter et Iūnō (Jupiter and Juno)Story 3: Saturnus, Pater Horribilis (Saturn, A Horrible Father)Story 4: Iuppiter
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Also included in: Stories for Latin 1: Roman Gods
Beginner Latin Story 5: Io Part 1
Io Pars Prima (Io Part 1)The fifth in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. The stories Io Part 1 and Io Part 2 can be used as a stand-alone unit, or in conjunction with Beginner Latin stories 1-4.Story 1: Deī Mortālēsque et Dēliciae Eōrum (Gods, Mortals, and Their Pets)Story 2: Iuppiter et Iūnō (Jupiter and Juno)Story 3: Saturnus, Pater Horribilis (Saturn, A Horrible Father)Story 4: Iuppiter Saturnum Superat (Jupiter Defeats Saturn)In this story, Jupiter hide
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Beginner Latin Story 4
Iuppiter Saturnum Superat (Jupiter Defeats Saturn)The fourth in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. In this story, Jupiter rescues his siblings from Saturn's belly.This resource is two google drive files: I. A google docs packet which includes:Title page with an image relating to the storyVocabulary pageThe storyComprehension questions for the storyII. An illustrated powerpoint of the story with bonus slides at the end that illustrate each of the Olympian go
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Beginner Latin Story 1
Deī Mortālēsque et Dēliciae Eōrum (Gods, Mortals, and Their Pets)The first in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. Story uses basic, simple sentences, focusing on the verb habet and accusative singular forms of various animal words (first, second, and third declensions).This resource is a google docs packet containing:Title page with an image relating to the storyVocabulary pageThe storyComprehension questions for the storyNotes for the teacher:This story wo
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Worksheets for Studying Nominative and Accusative Cases in Latin
Includes: Four worksheets that focus on accusative and nominative cases in LatinA choice board that gives students three choices for review activities to strengthen understanding before assessment or moving onKeys for the worksheetsThese worksheets include:MatchingSentence diagrammingTranslationSentence creationWord search
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Also included in: Mythices Fabellae: Chapter 1 Bundle
Carpe Diem - "Sieze the Day" in Latin - Zentangle to Color
Great for a sub plan or for a litte buffer for lessons that run short. I hope your students enjoy coloring the zentangle I made! (By the way, I have over 50 hand-made zentangles in my store, with a variety of themes.)
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Beginner Latin Story 3
Sāturnus, Pater Horribilis (Saturn, A Horrible Father)The third in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. Story uses basic, simple sentences, focusing on the verbs est (is), habet (has), and vult (wants), and basic vocabulary like frāter (brother), soror (sister), marītus (husband), uxor (wife), rēx (king), regīna (queen), deus (god), dea (goddess), māter (mother) and pater (father).This resource is a google docs packet containing:Title page with an image relat
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Concluding Prayer of the Rosary in Latin
This is a work packet to assist students in learning the Concluding Prayer of the Rosary in Latin. Students will practice writing the prayer several times, each time with a few more Latin words. An activity is included for students to translate phrases from Latin to English. Space for writing and answer keys are provided.
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"Hail Holy Queen" Prayer in Latin
This is a work packet to assist students in learning the "Hail Holy Queen" Prayer in Latin. Students will practice writing the prayer several times, each time with a few more Latin words. An activity is included for students to translate phrases from Latin to English. Space for writing and answer keys are provided.
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"Glory Be" Prayer in Latin
This is a work packet to assist students in learning the "Glory Be" prayer in Latin. Students will practice writing the prayer several times, each time with a few more Latin words. An activity is included for students to translate phrases from Latin to English. Space for writing and answer keys are provided.
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Apostles' Creed in Latin
This is a work packet to assist students in learning the Apostles' Creed in Latin. Students will practice writing the creed several times, each time with a few more Latin words. An activity is included for students to translate phrases from Latin to English. Space for writing and answer keys are provided.
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Cicero's Pro Roscio
Excerpts from Cicero's Pro Roscio. Limited notes included. Text is chunked by clause for students. Contains suggested activities to enrich study of the text. Appropriate for late Latin II or Latin III. This file includes two documents: one student text and one teacher's guide.
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Beginner Latin Story 2
Iuppiter et Iūnō (Jupiter and Juno)The second in a series of Latin stories I have written for my beginning Latin students. Story uses basic, simple sentences, focusing on the verbs est (is), sunt (are), habet (has), and amat (loves), and basic vocabulary like frāter (brother), soror (sister), marītus (husband), uxor (wife), rēx (king), regīna (queen), and pater (father).This resource is a google docs packet containing:Title page with an image relating to the storyVocabulary pageThe storyComprehe
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Also included in: Stories for Latin 1: Roman Gods
Partes Corporis - triple Latin worksheet on body parts
3 Latin worksheets to review vocabulary of body parts- page 1 picture with Latin names- page 2 find as many derivatives as you can- page 3 after memorising the Latin names, write them down below pictures
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Introduction to Latin Noun Endings Practice (Nominative only; Sing/Pl; M/F)
These two worksheets give new Latin students practice with changing noun and adjective endings. This lesson pairs especially well with Ecce Romani Chapter 3, but would also work well with something like Minimus Chapter 6, and any other introductory Latin curriculum.
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