Zak Schlichtmann

This is an original Latin story about a tax collector named Bassus. It has been broken down into four worksheets where students are mainly tasked with translating small chunks of Latin as they progress. I use it for a review unit with returning Latin 2 students. (9 pages total)

This is an original Latin story I use to review with my returning Latin 2 students in the fall. It is about a mouse named Latro and his battle with a cat, Rotundus, when Latro attempts to steal some soup for his ailing family. Included are three 2-3 page worksheets and then the complete story (542 words) so you can make your own resources. The complete story has a version with macrons and one without.

This is a "Choose Your Own Adventure" story about Pliny the Elder whose house has mysteriously been overtaken by animals. It includes interactive games, grammar questions, and plenty of reading practice. I use it to help inspire my students when I assign them to make their own "Choose Your Own Adventure" projects. Make sure to have your students use it in Slideshow Mode!

15 homework passages taken from the "Apocolocyntosis Divi Claudii". Each homework has notes and all non-AP-curriculum vocabulary listed with full dictionary entries. This is for the new AP Latin curriculum.

This is a 1-page double sided cheat sheet containing all the grammar charts and regular forms that an AP Latin student would be expected to know/be exposed to. I have omitted a few alternative forms and Greek nouns but aside from that it is fairly exhaustive. On the front page are nouns, adjectives, pronouns, adverbs, and prepositions, while the back is devoted entirely to verbs. I give this to my students to use as a resource while reading or doing classwork. I have tried to thoroughly check it