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Free Women's History Month latin study guides
Summary of Latin Subjunctives
A quick guide to all the most common uses of the Subjunctive Mood in Latin. The uses are divided into Independent Subjunctives, Cum Clauses, Conditional Clauses, and Other Subordinate Subjunctives. Listings include helpful hints for identifying the use in a sentence and sample translations.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Blank Noun Chart
This is a blank noun chart for the nominative, genitive, dative, accusative and ablative cases (singular and plural) of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th declension, all genders.
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7th - 12th
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Latin Declensions Chart
One page reference printout of all Latin noun declension endings. Easy to read. Perfect for beginning and intermediate Latin students.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Latin to English Translation Handout
This is a straightforward, single-page handout on Latin-to-English translation which could be given to new Latin students either on the first day of class or just after verbs and nouns have been introduced.
The hand-out lists the standard, tried-and-true "grammar-translation" method, step-by-step. This method will serve beginning Latin students well, encouraging them to focus on word endings and attention to detail.
Excellent for use paired with Wheelock's Latin, Cambridge Latin Course, Ecce R
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Strengthening Vocabulary Through Latin - Challenge A
This resource helps get the most out of Latin studies. Latin is connected to the derived English words and meanings are provided based on morphology to increase vocabulary and also increase retention of Latin. Latin vocabulary is introduced in the same sequence as the Henle Latin curriculum which also aligns with Classical Conversations Challenge classes. Through page 52 in Henle Latin is covered.
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Not Grade Specific
Sarah, Plain and Tall
A story told in Anna's point of view about a lady named Sarah who comes from Maine to see if she would be a fit for Anna's family. Includes: Reading Review Questions, Vocabulary actives and more in this beautifully created study to match the wonderful story.
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3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â Sarah Plain and Tall Series
Who Was Helen Keller?
This product is a study guide, questions sheet based off the book, "Who Was Helen Keller?" from the series, Who Was?You will also get an answer key. BOOK NOT INCLUDED. DIGITAL FILE.
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3rd - 6th
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Summerium Formum
Welcome to the exciting world of Latin language exploration! The "Summerium Formum" is a comprehensive review packet specially designed for middle schoolers and high schoolers to make their summer learning journey captivating and enjoyable. This packet will help you maintain a continuous summery of your knowledge and stay ahead of the game as the semester progresses!What's Inside:Summaries: Each declension and conjugation is presented with vibrant and visually appealing charts. Explore the diffe
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7th - 10th
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A Quick Look at Verbs
A one-page pdf of the verb tense charts and additional verb notes (participles, infinitives, subjunctive mood, etc.) every student needs at his/her fingertips.
Download "A Quick Look at Nouns" (FREE) and make front-to-back copies for the perfect handout every student will love and cherish forever.
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9th - 12th
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A Quick Look at Nouns
A one-page pdf of the noun charts and additional noun notes (declension, case, irregulars, etc.) every student needs at his/her fingertips. Includes pronouns.
Download "A Quick Look at Verbs" and make front-to-back copies for the perfect handout every student will love and cherish forever.
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9th - 12th
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Quick Learning Guide, Rosalind Franklin, Chemist
Rosalind Franklin was a British chemist working in X-ray crystallography. Her work with imaging resulted in the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA. She was, unfortunately not credited with this discovery and American biologist James Watson and British physicist Francis Crick eventually received Nobel Prizes for the discovery.
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6th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-LS1-1
First Year Henle Study Guide (Lesson 1 Only)
Get your students off on the right foot with Henle Latin!This study includes the Introduction to First Year Henle (the purple book) through Lesson 15, which corresponds to Classical Conversations Challenge A. Listings for Lessons 16-29 (the new lessons in Challenge B), Lessons 30-42 (the new lessons in Challenge I) and the one complete file for the entire book from Introduction to Lesson 42. This study guide helps students slow down while reading through Henle 1. I found in the past that many o
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7th - 10th
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Latin Verb Review Sheet
Ever get tired of printing out all those copies out of a book to offer to your students? This should be a quick print-off that you can use all the way through the tricky forms whether they be perfect indicative passive or present subjunctive active.Gerund/gerundive, infinitive and participle sheets on the way!
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Not Grade Specific
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Latin Pronouns Handout
This 2-page handout briefly explains each type of pronoun in Latin and give examples in Latin and English. All information has been adapted from Allen and Greenough.Change the header to reflect your own class/sections of Latin.Great for Latin 2+
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Latin Verb Endings Chart
This chart includes the active and passive endings for Latin verbs.
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9th - 12th
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Demystifying Brain Surgery: Ways to Study
We all need to learn to study effectively!
When I was doing my undergraduate work, I had an excellent Music History professor. He took the first day of class and went through this very list with us. These were the study habits that he had found consistent with students who were successful in his classroom.
Quite honestly, I forgot all about this list until the book, which I am re-reading for graduate work, fell open to it yesterday. These are concepts which we as educators know and from which
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Cambridge Latin Stage 5 English Derivatives Worksheet
A worksheet for Cambridge Latin, Unit 1, Stage 5. Students match definitions to English derivatives and fill in the Latin origins of each word from the Vocabulary Checklist.
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8th - 11th
Tips for How to Study for Latin
When many students begin studying a language, they might know WHAT to study but not HOW to study. This brief list gets them started with a few ideas for studying Latin. Geared toward students new to formal language study (7th, 8th, 9th grades), it is written for Latin study but can be edited for any language.
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6th - 10th
Quick Learning Guide: Sharice Davids, US Representative
Sharice Davids is the US Representative from Missouri. In addition to her Congressional work, Sharice is a lawyer, mixed martial arts fighter and was at one point, a podcaster. In this Quick Learning Guide, students can learn about her life, career before Congress and since and why she decided to get involved in politics.
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6th - 12th
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Revolutionary Women Worksheet
Created to accompany my "Revolutionary Women" PowerPoint presentation, students can fill in the blanks as they learn information during instruction. Students can check their answers at the end of the presentation.
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2nd - 8th
Abolition and Reform Movements Test
A great way to end a unit on the underground railroad, slavery, reform movements, women's rights, leaders and abolition. Use this 20 question test/quiz to assess your students learning. Students will use a word bank as well as fill in the blank option and includes an extra credit challenge question.
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6th - 9th
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Anatomy of a Latin Verb Handout
This sheet details in a pleasant graphic layout the information one can glean from each of a Latin verb's principle parts, as well as all of the forms derived therefrom. A must for upper-level Latin students.
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9th - 12th
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Sample Schedule for Henle Latin Book 1
A Sample of the Schedule for Henle Latin Book 1 Units 1 through 3.
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6th - 10th
Latin Perfect Tense Chart
After learning the Latin Perfect Tense endings, students fill in the chart conjugating a selection of verbs. This chart can be printed for individual work or shared via Google Drive for collaboration in small groups or whole class. Verbs to be conjugated can be chosen by the teacher or the students.
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7th - 12th
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