This is a complete four day mini-unit on Proserpina, with plenty of potential to extend it for longer. Students read Proserpina’s story in two parts in Latin, supported by an abundance of pre-reading, reading, and post-reading activities all explained in the lesson plans.

Included in this resource:

• Printable PDFs of student packets for each part of the story (Part 1 and Part 2). Student packets include illustrated vocabulary support, Latin text of the story, and comprehension/analysis questions. 
• 4 days of detailed, hyperlinked lesson plans for the teacher.

Lesson plan document is 9 pages long, with hyperlinks to 12 additional resources (illustrated vocab slides, handouts, pre-reading and review activities, etc.)

• Product includes ALL of the digital resources needed to execute these lesson plans.
• Each day is packed with active Latin activities, reading comprehension, and higher order thinking. Activities consist of a mixture of small-group, whole-class, and individual work. 
• Bonus Orpheus and Eurydice story and activity to extend the unit.

How big is this product?

• Folder of 13 resources
• 25 total pages
• 138 total slides
  

This mini-unit builds on and works well with the following products from my store:

• Basic Latin Verbs for Storytelling (FREE)
• Stories for Latin 1: Roman Gods
• Teaching Prepositions with Active Latin

Grammar introduced in (hopefully) a comprehensible way:

• Accusative infinitive construction and indirect discourse/
• The infinitive esse. 
• Beginning to drop some subjects when the subject is named in a previous sentence (e.g. est tristis instead of Prōserpina est tristis).