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Latin outline pdfs
Map of Latin America, numbered, fill in the names
This is a map of Latin America, with 23 numbered countries, where the students can search in a map book the names of these countries.
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Numbered maps BUNDLE (Asia, Europe, Africa, Latin America, US states)
Map of South America, numbered, fill in the names
This is a map of South America, with 15 numbered countries and territories, where the students can search in a map book the names of these countries.
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Numbered maps MEGA BUNDLE
Intro Latin Noun/Adj. Declension/Verb Conjugation Chart
Allow your students to have all latin noun declension endings and their usages at their fingertips!
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Not Grade Specific
Cambridge Latin Course Stage 18: pro taberna Clementis Storyboard
Summary of 'pro taberna clementis' passage from stage 18 Cambridge Latin Course (5th edition). The passage is summarized so students can follow and draw the events of the passage without needing to spent the entire time on translation. This document is a PDF and is NOT editable.
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Not Grade Specific
Roman Emperors: The Julio Claudian and Flavian Emperors
Use this timeline of the Julio Claudian Emperors and the Flavian Emperors to check your student's understanding of any text or website contining information about they dyansties of emperors in the early Roman Empire. Covers Tiberius (14AD) to Domitian (92AD). Students are exposed to a timeline of these imporant figures in Roman history and asked to write down 3 main points about each emperor's reign. Then, draw a symbol representing that emperor. Pair with your favorite text book, powerpoint, or
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6th - 10th
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Translation Cards
This google slideshow follows the "Translation Graphic Organizer" that I also offer in my product listings. It contains only examples of 1st and 2nd decl. nouns and 1st conj. verbs. I made this to print up and laminate for students like a flip book. This is something that they can have on hand to translate sentences with confidence. It follows a step by step method:Step 1: Find the verbStep 2: Identify the tense, person, and numberStep 3: Look for a nominative subjectetc. There are an even n
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Translation Help Bundle
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