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Elementary latin projects for homeschool
Roman Emperors : Biography and Social Media Project
Have students research an Ancient Roman Emperor, and take it a step beyond the typical creation of a quick biographical poster. Have students use the information they have learned to create a social media presence for their emperor! Students will create a Facebook profile, Twitter Account/Feed and Instagram Feed. Includes lesson plan/directions, and blank student outlines for the project. Links to digital copies for easy use on google classroom (provided on downloadable lesson plan) and physica
Grades:
5th - 12th
Latin Word Root Practice (Create a BEAST!)
This project gives the student a LARGE list of latin word stems and asks them to blend them together to describe a beast and the powers that it might have. They are then asked to illustrate their beast. As an extension, students can write a story about their beasts or a paragraph describing their beast's powers.
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5th - 8th
Cinco de Mayo Collaboration Poster Mural Project Mexican heritage BUNDLE
Transform any space into a celebration of Mexican heritage with our Cinco de Mayo Collaboration Poster Mural Project! Each bundle includes four captivating designs, such as Adelita, La Catrina, Ignacio Zaragoza, and Benito Juárez, each with 24 pieces to cut, color, and assemble. Perfect for classrooms or homes, these posters foster teamwork, creativity, and cultural appreciation. Bring the spirit of Mexico to life with our easy-to-use, educational posters – ideal for Cinco de Mayo, Hispanic Heri
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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 Language Project - States' Mottos
Assignment: Twenty-three of our fifty states have Latin mottoes! For this project, students are to read the Latin mottos of the states that have them. Students must pick one state from the list and draw that state’s flag on computer paper, adding the state’s Latin motto to the flag!This product comes with a downloadable word document with a list of all the states that have Latin mottos. Images of state flags can easily be found online and printed out, if desired. This is a great, fun assignment
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4th - 8th
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
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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Pop-Up Craft Diorama Hispanic Heritage Month Craftivity Hispanic Bulletin Board
Pop-Up Craft Diorama Hispanic Heritage Month Craftivity Hispanic Bulletin Board Hispanic Heritage Month Pop-Up Craft Diorama - Celebrate with Creativity! Engage Your Students in Hispanic Heritage Month! Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in your classroom with this exciting Pop-Up Craft Diorama! This fun and educational craftivity is designed to help your students explore and appreciate Hispanic culture while fostering their creativity. It's a hands-on way to teach them about the rich traditions,
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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
Memorization Workshop Activity - Study Skills (Latin or any subject)
This 5-page activity/workshop guides students through various techniques for memorizing patterns/forms and information/vocabulary. Throughout the workshop, students reflect on what they are learning and their own learning styles. The examples are for Latin class, but the techniques can easily be applied to any course! This activity is great for small group work so that students can compare experiences and help each other.
The Preview is from page 3 of the handout, which explains what to do with
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5th - 10th
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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.
Includes
--Directions
--Work log
--Rubric
--Scavenger Hunt
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5th - 8th
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AP Latin Caesar "De Bello Gallico" Trials
Trudging through the AP Caesar selections like a centurion in mud? Need to liven up your classroom? Assign these two mock trials to your students and see them come alive!Charge 1: 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.)Charge 2: Is Orgetorix guilty of treason towards his tribe of the Helvetii?(Based on a prior reading of AP Caesar DBG selection from book 1 chapters 2-4.)Ideal for class sizes
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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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 Board Game Project
I use the board game project as a final exam substitute but it is infinitely adaptable to content and scope.
It asks students to create a question and answer trivia game whose categories are from the content of the course.
Included are the full project with a detailed rubric that can be used as is or modified to suit.
I am happy to email a .pdf if you don't have Word (TPT only lets me upload one file). Purchase and then email dehlatinteach@gmail.com.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Latin Epitaph Project
This project allows your students to practice Latin composition via the compact form of epitaphs, as well as composing a brief eulogy for an imaginary deceased friend, and also gives them the opportunity to demonstrate their artistic creativity by designing a sarcophagus. Download includes student instructions, project rubric, blank sarcophagus template, and information about Roman funerary inscription abbreviations.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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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Lesson Plan: 6th-8th Grade Project (The migration of the Monarch Butterfly)
The Monarch Butterfly is an important symbol to many cultures. It was a sacred symbol for many indigenous cultures of pre-columbian Mexico. In Teotihuacan, c. 200AD–900AD, stamps, headdresses, nose rings, frescos, and ceramics were adorned with imagery of butterflies.. According to some sources, a Monarch butterfly in particular is a sign that you are on the right path to achieve your goals. Mexico has a very special relationship with Monarch butterflies. Millions of butterflies take flight
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4th - 8th
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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
Ancient Rome Performance Assessment: Creating a Comic Strip
In this performance assessment, students think as a cartoonist trying to tell the history of Ancient Rome through creating a comic strip.
I have used this for 7th Grade World History but it can also be used for high school students in a World History, Latin or Humanities course.
This activity is a great way for students to tie together information from any unit that spans the history of Ancient Rome. It requires the students to think chronologically and use creativity to convey their underst
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7th - 12th
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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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Greek and Roman Heroes
This project allows students to explore a particular hero's story in more depth and in a fun way. They will create an amusement park that is themed around their particular hero (or heroes if you prefer), where they have a certain number of rides, attractions, and restaurants all based in the hero's myth. Authorial note: This project was used to synthesize student learning from previously studied heroes, but it is not a requirement of the project itself.
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4th - 12th
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Latin Interactive Notebook (Classical Conversations Cycle 1 - 5th Ed)
Review and practice cycle 1 - 5th edition memory work using this FUN and INTERACTIVE Latin notebook! Students feel a sense of accomplishment when they begin to see their notebook fill up with colorful pieces of information. Answers provided for younger students and a blank option for older students to write in the answers. Print on colored paper or white paper and give students the option to color it themselves. CLICK HERE to see a sample of this product in action! You can also click on preview
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Also included in: Classical Conversations Interactive Notebook (Cycle 1 - 5th Ed)
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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Grades:
9th - 12th
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