Latin scaffolded notes for homeschool

These guided notes offer a quick review of 1st/2nd Declension adjectives and then walk students through the patters of 3rd Declension adjectives. Terminations are covered, as well as some examples, and finally six practice questions. Key included.

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Handouts, Scaffolded Notes, Lesson

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6th - 12th

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Passive Voice in Latin - Introduction (Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 5)

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The first two pages walk students through guided notes for the Passive Voice: the concept, Latin formation, and English translation, with practice examples. The third page does the same with the Ablative of Agent. The final page gives active English sentences that students are asked to re-phrase into passive, with a final step of translating those passive sentences into Latin. The vocabulary is based on LNM1, Chapters 1-5. Keys are included for all four sheets.

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7th - 12th

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Latin 1st/2nd Declension Adjectives - Guided Notes with Practice (LNM1)

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This front-and-back page of notes introduce the concepts and endings for matching 1st/2nd Declension adjectives to nouns in Latin. There are also eight practice questions, which use vocabulary based on Latin for the New Millennium 1, Chapters 1-4. The Word Doc allows you to change those to fit your vocabulary. Key included.

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6th - 12th

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Handouts, Assessment, Scaffolded Notes

Latin Sentence Structure Guided Notes

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Braelyn Smith

Lesson Description: Introduction to Latin Sentence StructureAre you seeking an engaging and effective way to introduce your first-year Latin students to the intricacies of Latin sentence structure? Look no further! Our meticulously designed lesson, "Introduction to Latin Sentence Structure," is tailored to captivate students' interest while solidifying their foundational understanding of Latin grammar.Key Highlights:Clear Conceptual Grasp: This lesson clarifies the fundamental components of Lati

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Latin

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6th - 8th

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Latin Vocative Case Notes & Practice (Latin for the New Millennium 1 Chapter 3)

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This one-page sheet goes through how to form the Vocative Case in Latin, focusing on the Second Declension of nouns. The practice at the bottom includes Vocative, but focuses on differentiating Nominative, Accusative, and Vocative. This is based on LNM1, Ch 3, but you can edit the Word Doc to cater to your needs. Key included.

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6th - 12th

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Ancient History, Drama, Latin

Also included in: Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 3 Notes Bundle (2nd Decl, Gen, Voc, Preps)

Stock Characters PowerPoint and Guided Notes

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MagistraMonson

This presentation covers the main stock character types common in ancient comedies and looks at their modern equivalents: Gaston as Miles Gloriosus, Dwight Schrute as Servus Stultus, and even Bart Simpson as Servus Callidus. Upon purchase you will receive: - editable PowerPoint presentation featuring lots of images and gifs* - 4-page guided notes for the students - 4-page presentation notes for the teacher The stock characters covered are: - senex iratus - matrona - adulescens amator - puella/

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6th - 12th

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PowerPoint Presentations, Handouts, Scaffolded Notes

Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 3 Notes Bundle (2nd Decl, Gen, Voc, Preps)

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This bundle has notes with sample practice for each grammar point of Chapter 3 from LNM1: 2nd Declension Masculine Nouns, Genitive Case, Vocative Case, Prepositional Phrases. Keys included for each.

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6th - 12th

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Latin 3rd Person Possessive Adjective and Pronoun

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A two-page guided notes sheet helps students differentiate the Latin possessive adjective suus, sua, suum and the genitive pronouns eius, eōrum, eārum. Examples include generic vocabulary. Practice sheet requires knowledge of case uses, but very little vocabulary is needed. Completed notes and key to worksheet included. Not textbook specific.

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7th - 12th

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Latin Verb Beginner Notes - LNM1 Chapter 2 Notes (Latin for the New Millennium)

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These guided notes break down how to conjugate Latin 1st and 2nd Conjugation verbs in the Present Tense. There are concept notes, examples, and practice, including the various ways to translate into English. The vocabulary is based on LNM1 Chapter 2, but the Word Doc allows editing so that you can cater the vocabulary to your class. Key included.

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Printables, Scaffolded Notes, Lesson

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6th - 12th

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Latin Noun Notes - LNM1 Chapter 1 Notes

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These guided notes walk students through all the basics of Latin nouns: Declensions, cases, gender, number. They also introduce the the First Declension and how to apply endings. Finally, there is a handout/notes sheet introducing how to use the nominative and accusative cases, with examples and practice sentences. A filled-in version of the notes is included.The practice sentences use vocabulary from Chapter 1 of Latin for the New Millennium 1, but all other information is not textbook speci

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6th - 12th

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Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 3 - Prepositional Phrases Notes and Practice

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This one-page sheet focuses on differentiating the Accusative and Ablative cases for beginning Latin students. The prepositions covered are: in + acc, ad + acc, in + abl, cum + abl. The vocabulary is based on LNM1, Chapters 1-3. There is practice for Latin to English and English to Latin. Key included.

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6th - 12th

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Also included in: Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 3 Notes Bundle (2nd Decl, Gen, Voc, Preps)

Latin Genitive Case - Beginner Notes (Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 3)

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This one-page sheet of notes introduces using the Genitive case to show possession. There is practice in English and Latin. Latin practice is based on LNM1, Ch 3. Key included.

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6th - 12th

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Also included in: Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 3 Notes Bundle (2nd Decl, Gen, Voc, Preps)

Latin - Second Declension Masculine Nouns - Notes and Practice

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This two-side sheet introduces 2nd Declension Masculine nouns (-us and -r). There is a chart to write out the endings, and then four charts to apply the concept to the following nouns: soul, boy, friend, son. The Word Doc allows you to change the vocabulary to cater to your class. Key included.

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6th - 12th

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Also included in: Latin for the New Millennium 1, Ch 3 Notes Bundle (2nd Decl, Gen, Voc, Preps)

Latin Relative Pronouns Notes Sheet with Examples

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These guided notes introduce relative pronouns and walk students through the process of declining them in Latin. There are four examples, each in a different case. The vocabulary in the examples is based on Latin for the New Millennium, specifically Book 1, Chapter 14. Word document is editable. Key included.

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7th - 12th

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Worksheets, Scaffolded Notes

Latin Declension Worksheets

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Stella Literarium

Do you get tired of explaining how to decline nouns over and over and over again? These worksheets will help! Make as many copies of you need to help students walk through the process of declining in Latin. There are three pages: the first is a beginner page which requires students to list the endings and then decline; the second is a condensed version for experienced decliners; the third is for declining noun/adjective pairs. (None include Locative & Vocative cases). This product is easy to

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Latin

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3rd - 12th

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Start-of-the-year Sheets

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Hi-Tech Latin

Here are a battery of templates to give to students at the start of the year, and then to slowly fill in. In my own class, I make each student keep a "Notebook" of these critical sheets (& a few others), and I give them a test-grade on this, just to assure that they keep the sheets from year to year, and have them all properly filled in. The cut-out bulla-pattern is for them to write their new Latin names on. Pick a name from the Boys/Girls Name sheets, or look up your own at behindthen

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Foreign Languages, Latin

Grades:

5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

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