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Greek & Latin Root Word of the Week/Word of the Day Program (Without Quizzes)
I created this vocabulary program for use within both an elementary and middle school building. Our district's vocabulary scores were on the low side, so I decided to combine Greek and Latin root studies with a daily word of the day. I am now wrapping up our 2nd year using this program and will start over at the beginning of my 2 year word rotation next Fall. Please message me with any implementation questions! THE PROGRAM INCLUDES: 1. Google Drawing posters for each week's root and associated
3rd - 9th
English Language Arts, Latin, Vocabulary
CCSS
L.6.4
, L.6.4b
, L.6.6
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Greek and Roman Mythology: Gods, Goddesses, Heroes and Amazing Creatures
This 87-slide PowerPoint presentation is intended to introduce students to the world of classical mythology through colorful slides and descriptions. Beginning with Chaos, the Titans, Olympians, Lesser Gods and Goddesses and on to Legendary Heroes and Amazing Beasts, this slideshow provides students with a detailed overview of Greek and Roman mythology. Due to its length, it is suggested that the presentation be given over a period of days, which the divisions will allow. It can also be used a
6th - 12th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Latin
Jason and the Argonauts PowerPoint
This 32-slide PowerPoint presentation introduces the mythological tale of Jason and the Argonauts to students through a series of colorful slides and accompanying narrative. After finishing the PowerPoint slideshow, teachers might want to show one or more YouTube clips of the Jason tale. There are some fun ones out there of the 1963 movie, as well as some Disney movie clips. Works well as a change of pace minilesson, as an addition to a mythology unit, and as enrichment for the gifted and talent
6th - 12th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Latin
Familiar Latin Words and Phrases
This colorful 117-slide PowerPoint presentation introduces students to Latin expressions that have come directly into our English language today, e.g. ad nauseam, alma mater and carpe diem. It was created not only for Latin students but as a lifelong lesson for English speakers. Great for a change of pace or 'rainy day' mini-lesson. Also works well as enrichment material for the gifted and talented. Teaching suggestion: Ask students to select a favorite expression and create a mini-poster or h
6th - 12th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Latin
The Colosseum and Gladiatorial Games
This recently edited PowerPoint on the Colosseum and Gladiatorial Games goes into depth on the origin of gladiatorial combat, the structure of the Colosseum, different types of gladiators, and other facts related to the Colosseum. Ancillary material for Ecce Romani II: Ch. XLVIII. Works well as a mini-lesson or as a change of pace on a 'rainy day.' Also appropriate for students studying Ancient Rome in social studies and for enrichment material for the gifted and talented.
5th - 12th, Not Specific
Ancient History, Latin
Introduction to Latin
This PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the Latin language and its importance and relevance in today's world. It is a good slideshow to use on the first day of Latin class. We know that Latin students get asked the question, "Why are you taking Latin?" This PowerPoint gives the students the answer to that question. It also works well as enrichment material for the gifted and talented.
6th - 12th, Not Specific
Latin
Corpus Humanum Internum - The Internal Human Body
This 35-slide PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the Latin and English names of the major internal human body parts through a series of colorful pictures. It is a sister slideshow to the Corpus Humanum Externum. I created this PowerPoint show recently on the advice of many former Latin students who are now doctors. The students told me how helpful it was going into medicine knowing the names of the external and internal Latin body parts. They felt it gave them a 'leg up' (pun intende
6th - 12th, Not Specific
Latin, Vocabulary
Roman Names PowerPoint
This PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the Roman system of names and includes information on the dies lustricus, the two- and three-name systems, names of men, women, freedmen and slaves, etc. All the slides include pictures and the Latin terminology regarding Roman names. It works well during the first weeks of Latin class, especially if the teacher wishes to give students Latin names. Tried and well loved suggestion: 1) Show the Names PowerPoint and give the students a list of Lat
6th - 12th, Not Specific
Latin, Social Studies
Why Study Latin?
Why Study Latin? is a colorful PowerPoint slideshow that shows students how Latin has influenced western civilization and is still an important subject to study today. It gives an overview of Latin from Roman times to today: how it evolved into the Romance languages, is found in binomial nomenclature, periodic table, zodiac signs, constellations, legal, anatomical and pharmaceutical terms, literature, mythology, history, culture, songs, familiar expressions, and abbreviations. I suggest using th
6th - 12th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Latin
The Roman Calendar
This 47-slide PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the Roman calendar with all its complexities, as well as the Latin names of the days and months, Roman methods of keeping time, the nine-day week, and many important Roman holidays. It is appropriate for students of all levels. Great as a change of pace mini-lesson or for an enrichment activity for gifted and talented.
6th - 12th, Not Specific
Latin, Social Studies
Classical Names in Harry Potter
Classical Names in Harry Potter PowerPoint presentation is the second in the Classical World of Harry Potter series . J.K. Rowling gave names to her characters that give readers and viewers insight into their personalities. Some of the names exhibit a surprising and often humorous combination of the classical and the mundane: Filius Flitwick, Cornelius Fudge, Dedalus Diggle, Horace Slughorn. Rowling draws character names from mythology, history, astronomy, literature, and world languages, inclu
Not Specific
Latin, Vocabulary
12 LATIN Months of the Year Coloring Sheet Pages! Vocab Craft Activity Sub Plans
Perfect for Latin language learners in Kindergarten - 6th grade or homeschool, these 12 Months of the Year coloring page sheets make a cute monthly bulletin board, early finishers, or no prep sub plans for a Latin class! These printable coloring sheets feature delightful seasonal and holiday-themed designs for each month and includes the name of each month in Latin to color. Each page includes:Large, bold month names for easy recognition.Unique illustrations that capture the essence of the month
PreK - 6th
Latin, Spelling, Vocabulary
Roman Baths
This Roman Bath PowerPoint introduces students to the history of Roman baths, such an important part of daily Roman life. Students will be introduced to the Roman aqueduct, the ready source of their water supply, as well as the names of baths' rooms bathing implements, and other interesting facts about the bath houses. Works well as a mini-lesson on Roman culture for Latin and social studies students, and as enrichment material for the gifted and talented.
6th - 12th, Not Specific
Ancient History, Latin
Latin Abbreviations
This is a 67-slide PowerPoint presentation that explains the English meaning of some of the most familiar Latin abbreviations through colorful pictures. Abbreviations include: AM, PM, RIP, ibid, et al, e.g., i.e. PhD, etc. Perfect for a change of pace mini-lesson. Enrichment material for the gifted and talented.
6th - 12th, Not Specific
English Language Arts, Latin
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