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This unit uses the Latin prayer "Ave Maris Stella" as a springboard to teach English vocabulary that comes from the Latin words: "mare," "stella," "porta," "os," "pax," and "malus." Perfect for the ELA, Latin, or religion classroom at a Catholic or Christian school in the upper elementary or lower middle grades. The following digital files are included with purchase: NotesGuided notesDoodle notesPresentation for notesCryptogram bellringers and keySecret message worksheet and keyFrayer squares pa

This unit uses the Latin hymn "Adeste Fideles" (O Come, All Ye Faithful) as a springboard to teach English vocabulary that comes from the Latin words: "fidelis," "triumphus," "natus," and "adorare." Perfect for the ELA, Latin, or religion classroom at a Catholic or Christian school in the upper elementary or lower middle grades. The following digital files are included with purchase: NotesGuided notesDoodle notesPresentation for notesIllustration bellringersCryptogram worksheet and keySet of 3 c

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in your Latin class! These posters highlight prominent people of Hispanic descent who have studied Latin. Download the file, print on 11x17 paper, and display! Featured Persons: - Trajan and Hadrian (Roman emperors born in Spain) - Juan Badiano - Juan Luis Vives - Juan Latino - Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz - Miguel Hidalgo - Jorge Luis Borges - Rosario Castellanos

This unit uses the Latin prayers "Ave Maria," "Pater Noster," and "Salve Regina" as a springboard to teach English vocabulary that comes from Latin words. Perfect for the ELA, Latin, or religion classroom at a Catholic or Christian school in the upper elementary or lower middle grades. UPDATE: "Ave Maris Stella" and "Adeste Fideles" now included!

This unit uses the Latin prayer "Salve Regina" as a springboard to teach English vocabulary that comes from the Latin words: "regina," "mater," "vita," "clamare," "convertere," and "post." Perfect for the ELA, Latin, or religion classroom at a Catholic or Christian school in the upper elementary or lower middle grades. The following digital files are included with purchase: NotesGuided notesDoodle notesPresentation for notesCryptogram bellringers and keySet of 3 crossword puzzles and keyFrayer

This unit uses the Latin prayer "Pater Noster" as a springboard to teach English vocabulary that comes from the Latin words: "pater," "regnum," "voluntas," "terra," "libera," and "malo." Perfect for the ELA, Latin, or religion classroom at a Catholic or Christian school in the upper elementary or lower middle grades. The following digital files are included with purchase: NotesGuided notesDoodle notesPresentation for notesIllustration bellringers Cryptogram puzzles and keySet of 3 crossword puz

This unit uses the Latin prayer "Ave Maria" as a springboard to teach English vocabulary that comes from the Latin words: "gratia," "plena," "dominus," "sancta," "mater," and "mortis." Perfect for the ELA, Latin, or religion classroom at a Catholic or Christian school in the upper elementary or lower middle grades. The following digital files are included with purchase: NotesGuided notesDoodle notesPresentation for notesCryptogram bellringers and keySet of 3 crossword puzzles and keySecret mess

Students choose the Latin verb that matches the English phase, and slowly an image of TOGEPI is revealed! Great as a review for Latin verbs, as a sub plan or part of your normal instruction. Verbs of various conjugations in the active voice are covered. Can be used with any textbook. Key is included.

This is a viewing guide for the documentary “Teutoburg Forest, 9 AD” of History Channel's series "Decisive Battles." This episode lays out the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, using "video game technology" to reenact the battle. The documentary is 22 minutes long, perfect as a sub plan or part of your normal instruction. The viewing guide is two pages, and an answer key is included for easy grading. The documentary was created by the History Channel. Links to free online versions are included i

This is a viewing guide for the documentary “Actium” of National Geographic’s series "Rome’s Greatest Battles." This episode lays out the Battle of Actium, the relationship of Antony and Cleopatra, and Octavian’s rise to power. The documentary is 45 minutes long, perfect as a sub plan or part of your normal instruction. The viewing guide is two pages, and an answer key is included for easy grading. The documentary was created by National Geographic. Links to free online versions are included

Celebrate Black History Month in your Latin class! These posters highlight prominent African Americans who have studied Latin. Download the file, print on 11x17 paper, and display! Featured Persons: - Countee Cullen - W. E. B. Du Bois - Toni Morrison - Paul Robeson - Phillis Wheatley

Need an extra passage for your Latin I or II class? This story of the rape of the Sabine women is perfect for teaching or reviewing pluperfect active verbs. Glossary and comprehension questions are included. In addition, worksheets and activities are included, all of which tie into the passage. Included documents: - reading passage with gloss and comprehension questions - verb ID worksheet and key - verb maze activity and key - Google Translate activity - translation unscramble worksheet and

"Trivial Persequor" is a review game for Latin class based on the popular game "Trivial Pursuit." It can be played with or without a game board. Game rules for playing without a board are included. This is the BLANK TEMPLATE ONLY, for teachers who want to write their own questions. If you purchase the Latin I question set, you will receive the blank template, FREE! Trivial Persequor: Latin I

"Trivial Persequor" is a review game for Latin class based on the popular game "Trivial Pursuit." 30 game cards are included, with 6 questions per card. (That's 180 questions!) All the questions are aligned to the National Latin Exam syllabus, using both Intro to Latin and Latin I levels, making it perfect for a review before the exam this February! It would also be perfect for an end of year review, or a Latin Club activity. It can be played with or without a game board. Game rules for playi

My Christmas gift to all of you: a set of mixed-level Certamen questions for the holidays! I put these together for a Latin Club Christmas/Saturnalia party, and thought I'd share them with you. (Nota Bene: I work at a Catholic school, so a few questions are religious in nature. Use your best judgement if working in a public school environment.)

Students choose the Latin noun that matches the English phase, and slowly an image of EEVEE is revealed! Great as a review for 2nd declension endings (both -us and -er), as a sub plan or part of your normal instruction. Can be used with any textbook. Key is included.

Students choose the Latin noun that matches the English phase, and slowly an image of SNORLAX is revealed! Great as a review for 3rd declension i-stem endings, as a sub plan or part of your normal instruction. Can be used with any textbook. Key is included.

Need an extra passage for your Latin I class? This story of Romulus and Remus, told from the point of view of the she-wolf, is perfect for teaching or reviewing 1st declension nouns. Glossary and comprehension questions are included. In addition, worksheets and activities are included, all of which tie into the passage. Included documents: - reading passage with gloss and comprehension questions - crossword puzzle and key - fill-in-the-blank worksheet and key - "Build-A-Sentence Workshop" wor

Students choose the Latin noun that matches the English phase, and slowly an image of GROWLITHE is revealed! Great as a review for 1st declension endings, as a sub plan or part of your normal instruction. Can be used with any textbook. Key is included.

Students choose the Latin that matches the English phase, and slowly an image of PSYDUCK is revealed! Great as a review for the locative case and rules governing cities, towns, and small islands, as a sub plan or part of your normal instruction. Can be used with any textbook. Key is included.