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This full lesson set enables you to teach the 6th-century clash between Saint Columba and the High King: context slides, activities, one-page timeline, quiz, and a bibliography. What’s included (all editable to be customized as you wish for your classes):• 12-slide lecture deck (PPTX) • 60–75 min lesson plan (DOCX) • Discussion prompts (DOCX) • Source analysis worksheet (DOCX) • Short quiz with answer key (DOCX) • One-page timeline (PDF) • Bibliography (PDF + DOCX) • Classroom-use license & READ

Everything you need to teach the 403 BCE Athenian reconciliation after conflict: context slides, classroom activities, a one-page timeline, quiz, and an annotated bibliography. Ideal for World/Ancient History, Classics, Political Theory, or Transitional Justice modules. Teach in one period: 60–75 minute lesson with clear objectives and extensions. Plug-and-play: Editable PPTX slides and DOCX handouts so you can make them fit your preferred style. Rigor + accessibility: Primary-source signpost

The Compact Latin Guide is just that: a quick, straightforward guide to all Latin grammar, along with translation tips! The guide can be used by students and teachers alike. Students can use the document electronically as a quick reference, or teachers can print out the individual sections of the guide for handouts. Includes thirty different sections on all of the following topics: Noun cases Prepositions Declensions Third declension nouns Pronouns Adjectives Comparative Adjectives Adverbs Num

College Board requires high school AP Latin teachers to design and upload for approval a syllabus which follows set, highly particular requirements. You could read through the 20+ pages of College Board's AP Latin syllabus design guide, attempt to create such a syllabus, and upload it for approval...only for it to be rejected and require edits sometimes days later. Often, time is of the essence to get an approved syllabus. THIS syllabus, then, is what you need. This AP Latin syllabus has alrea

This is a straightforward, single-page handout on Latin-to-English translation which could be given to new Latin students either on the first day of class or just after verbs and nouns have been introduced. The hand-out lists the standard, tried-and-true "grammar-translation" method, step-by-step. This method will serve beginning Latin students well, encouraging them to focus on word endings and attention to detail. Excellent for use paired with Wheelock's Latin, Cambridge Latin Course, Ecce R