Students learn the classroom expressions: I understand, well/ badly; I'm stuck; I (don't) have it; I don't know; I forgot; I know; I (don't) get it, on a pdf poster that has both Latin and English
Material Type: Presentation, Vocabulary
Students learn the classroom expressions: certainly; no way!; yes; yes, indeed; no; no, not at all; never; often; always, on a pdf poster that has both Latin and English.
Material Type: Presentation, Vocabulary
Students learn the classroom expressions: hello, what is your name?, my name is...., how are you?, fine, and you?, not bad, on a pdf poster that has both Latin and English.
Material Type: Presentation, Vocabulary
Students learn the classroom expressions: May I go ....... to the restroom?, to the water fountain?, to my locker?, to the nurse?, on a pdf poster that has both Latin and English.
Material Type: Presentation, Vocabulary
Students learn the classroom expressions: please, thank you, you're welcome, bless you, excuse me on a pdf poster that has both Latin and English.
Material Type: Presentation, Vocabulary
This site contains a short skit written in Latin which explores the myth of Prometheus and Pandora. It also contains an English translation of the skit.
Material Type: Activity/Lab
The Latin Library, The Packard Humanities Institute's Library of Latin Texts This website contains essentially all Latin literary texts written before A.D. 200, as well as some texts selected from later antiquity. The texts are presented merely for ease of on?line reading or for downloading for personal or educational use. No morphological or vocabulary aid is presented with the texts.
Material Type: Bibliography, Diagram/Illustration, Index, Lesson, Primary Source, Reading, Reference Material, Vocabulary
his activity offers students, especially in French I the interaction of writing, a speaking comprehension. the students will create a media profile describing themselves; physically, they will describe their personality traits, as well as their likes and dislikes.
Material Type: Lesson
