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Latin lesson pdfs
Word Archeology: Digging Up Latin and Greek Roots
Why should students learn root words and prefixes?Over 60% of all English words have Latin or Greek roots and in the field of science the figure rises to 90%. Learning roots expands reading comprehension in science, medicine, law, religion, and literature. It also helps students learn Romance languages.Are you looking for comprehensive Latin and Greek root program? Word Archeology is a curriculum that includes teacher lesson plans, reproducible student worksheets, and over 100 interactive games
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National Latin Exam NLE Prep Bundle
This National Latin Exam Prep Bundle focuses on Intro and Beginner Level Latin syllabi. Check out the preview for each product to see if it's a good fit for your class!
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7th - 9th
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History of The Caribbean Unit Resource Bundle
**Product Description:**Engage your students in an exploration of the rich history and cultural heritage of the Caribbean with this comprehensive unit resource bundle, available in both English and Spanish! Perfect for social studies or history classes, this resource includes everything you need to teach a thorough unit on the history of the Caribbean region.**Features:**1. **Curriculum Map:** A detailed outline of the unit, aligned with relevant New York State education curriculum standards, pr
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7th - 12th
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Advanced Orton-Gillingham: Assimilated/Chameleon Prefixes Words and Sentences
**Structured Literacy/Orton-Gillingham**Advanced Orton-Gillingham: Assimilated/Chameleon Prefixes Words and Sentences The following Latin prefixes are included: [Level 4]*(IN-), IM-, IL-, IR-Â *(CON-), COM-, COL-, COR-, CO-*additional (mixed): sub-, suc-, suf-, sug-, sup-, sus-dis-, dif-ad-, ac-, af-, ag-, al-, an-, at-ex-, e-, ef-ob-, oc-, of-, op-*If you would like an editable version of this PDF (to align with your scope and sequence or underline words not yet taught), please e-mail me at meg
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4th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Full Orton-Gillingham Bundle (All)
Musically Montessori: Celebrating "Carnaval" South America, Brazilian Style
Montessori-style Lesson Plan Activities from Magical Movement Company featuring "Carnaval" activities in the style of Brazilian music & dance.
Printables to support the activities including:
~ Montessori-style 3 part cards
~ Montessori-style Parts of Booklet Making
~ Photo control cards
~ Visuals for cultural studies of "Carnaval" in Brazil/ South America
~ Title card for children's booklet-making
~ Masks to print, cut out, and wear in activities
~ Song word card for "Sambalele" song from F
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PreK - 1st
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Latin Worksheets- John 1:1-7 CC Cycle 3
This printable worksheet bundle corresponds with Classical Conversations Cycle 3 Foundations curriculum for Latin weeks 1-24. A great introduction to Latin vocabulary and parts of speech. Trace, cut, and glue vocabulary words for weeks 1-8. Use a fun memory game and tracing chart for weeks 9-11. Then translate, write, and trace John 1:1-7 in English and Latin for weeks 12-24.
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1st - 4th
1st Declension Latin Nouns: Guided Lessons and Practice Worksheets
These guided Latin lessons and exercises thoroughly introduce nouns while explaining the concepts of gender, number, and case, including a thorough explanation of recognizing subject nouns, direct objects, indirect objects, possessive noun adjectives, and objects of the preposition. It also covers first declension nouns, including a vocabulary list and detailed instructions of how to decline and translate nouns. This packet is perfect for:-Students struggling in Latin who need a thorough refresh
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Latin Nouns of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Declensions: Lessons and Worksheets
These guided Latin lessons and exercises thoroughly introduce 2nd-5th declension nouns while explaining the concepts of gender, number, and case. Included is a review of noun roles and first declension nouns. There is a vocabulary list and detailed instructions of how to decline and translate nouns. IMPORTANT NOTE: This lesson should be completed AFTER the lesson on first declension nouns, linked below!This packet is perfect for:-Students struggling in Latin who need a thorough refresher.-Studen
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Advanced Orton-Gillingham: Latin Base Elements (Roots) Words and Sentences
**Structured Literacy/Orton-Gillingham**Advanced Orton-Gillingham: Latin Base Elements (Latin Roots) Words & Sentences**20-25 words and 5 sentences are provided per each group noted below (i.e. struct/tract mixed, aqua/fer/fact mixed, etc.) as well as 25 bonus sentences for Script through Vid**Includes the following roots: [Level 2]Struct/Tract [Level 3]Port/FormRupt/Ject/Flex (Flect)[Level 4]Script/SpectMit/VertDict/DuctAqua/Fer/FactSpir (Spire)/Vid (Vis)If you would like an editable versio
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4th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Full Orton-Gillingham Bundle (All)
1st Conjugation Present System Latin Verbs: Guided Lesson and Practice Exercises
These guided Latin lessons and exercises thoroughly introduce the concepts of action verbs while explaining the concepts of tense, person, and number. It also covers first conjugation verbs, including a vocabulary list and detailed instructions of how to conjugate and translate verbs into the present, imperfect, and future tenses. This packet is perfect for:-Students struggling in Latin who need a thorough refresher.-Students who have joined a class late and need to catch up.-Teachers who need a
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Latin Notes: First Declension and Noun Cases (How to Decline and Use Noun Cases)
This presentation teaches students how to decline Latin nouns and how to use nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative, and vocative cases. The notes walk students through a step-by-step process for declining first declension nouns, including ample examples and practice.These notes start the First Declension and Noun Cases Unit. All practice slides are accompanied by an answer key slide.At the end of the presentation, students should know:The unit's key terms:GenitiveDativeAblativeVocat
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7th - 10th
Also included in:Â Bundle: First Declension and Noun Cases Unit
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Classical Conversations Cycle 3 Week 2 Interactive Review Cards [5th Ed.]
Digital, self-checking BOOM Cards for Classical Conversations Cycle 3 Week 2 is a great way to assess student understanding of Latin, timeline song, history sentence, math, English grammar, geography and science. No need to print, laminate or cut! Click on the preview for a FREE playable preview of this resource. Purchase the Growing Bundle at a HUGE discounted price!Set includes:• 22 self-checking review cards• Built in answer key• Step by Step instruction for first time users• Student progress
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1st - 4th
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Io Saturnalia! Latin Carols for the Holidays
Have you ever wondered what Latin Christmas carols mean? If you have, and if you’re feeling like brushing up on your Latin during the holiday season without losing the Christmas mood, this is the right place to look! This short book contains four Latin carols, their translations, and some easy exercises and notes to delve a little deeper into their grammar. This resource could be good for basically any Latin learning level. Rank beginners will probabely find it much too difficult; but upper begi
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6th - 12th
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Latin Noun-Adjective Agreement Powerpoint Lesson
This powerpoint explains how to make a Latin noun and a 1st/2nd declension adjective agree. It explains all the students need to know about finding the gender, number, and case of the noun, and applying the same gender, number, and case to the adjective.It includes the lesson, and several slides with noun-adjective agreement practice.
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30 Week Schedule for Henle Latin Book 1
This 30 Week Schedule for Henle Latin covers units 1-3 in a 4-day week format. It includes flashcard help, notebook setup, and a daily schedule that breaks readings and exercises into manageable pieces. Also included are blank declension and conjugation charts.
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6th - 10th
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The Perfect System - Perfect, Pluperfect, and Future Perfect Tense verbs
In this powerpoint, you will receive notes on the Perfect, Pluperfect, and Future Perfect Tenses. It shows students how to identify the stem for the Perfect System and gives an easy chart to see the endings of all three tenses with the proper translation of each tense. After the information slides, there is plenty of practice for the students in a variety of forms: synopsis of all 6 tenses in Latin and English, practice translating verbs from Latin to English and from English to Latin.
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Noun Declension and Case Review for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd declensions
This powerpoint is a review of all noun cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative, and vocative) and a review of how to identify a declension, and decline a noun. It includes practice identifying the correct case and use of a noun within sentences.
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Beginning Latin Lesson Plans - Time Management for Latin Language Students
Ideal for Back to School or very early in the year, (Sub OK), these Latin Lesson Plans - Time Management for Latin Language Students are designed for very early / beginning Latin students.This lesson is completely in English so beginning language students can complete it. In beginning Latin, many students "give up" because they realize it does take practice, after school, to advance in their language studies. Likewise, as students get older, they may have to balance language practice with jobs,
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7th - 12th
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Latin Future Tense-1st/2nd conjugation and an introduction to very synopses
This powerpoint explains the Future tense and how to conjugate first and second conjugation verbs in the Future. It also has some nice charts to help review the Present and Imperfect verb tenses. There are several practice slides at the end to help the students identify each tense, person, and number. (Latin to English and English to Latin)
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Indirect Statement Notes + Practice (Latin)
Teach Latin indirect statements with this notes handout + 23 practice sentences to translate. Includes English to Latin comparisons as well as graphic organizer for the top 15 Latin verbs used in indirect statements.
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8th - 11th
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Latin I Curriculum Map / Pacing Guide (Ecce Romani)
This is a curriculum map / pacing guide I wrote for Latin I using Virginia standards and a spot for interdisciplinary standards to be included. The PG/CM is based on a semester block schedule (classes meet daily for 18 weeks).
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7th - 12th
More Practice with Noun Declensions
More practice with Noun Declensions in Latin. This powerpoint should be used to strengthen the connection between parts of the sentence in English and the noun declension. First there are English sentences, with a noun that is underlined. Students are instructed to identify what case the noun would fit into in Latin. Next students decline nouns. That is followed by a series of English sentences with that particular noun in each sentence. The students need to identify the case of that noun,
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Latin Parts of the Sentence and Case Review
This powerpoint starts to connect the English uses of the sentence (subject, direct object, object of the preposition, etc.) to the corresponding Noun case. It introduces the sentences in English, and provides examples where the student needs to identify the part of the sentence and link it to its Latin case. It also instructs students to create English sentences with a particular case use. For example: Create an English sentence that has an accusative direct object.
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Latin Uses of the Ablative Case
This powerpoint helps to explain the many uses of the Ablative Case, including time, place-where (location), place from which (motion away), instrument (means), manner, and accompaniment. It explains each use and gives many examples, to help the students understand the topic more fully.
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