Toga!Toga! Toga!
http://quizlet.com/5821550/tpr-per3-total-10-11-flash-cards/
Sent. 10-11, p3, 1,2,3,4q.doc
Sententiae: Sent._10-11,_p3,_1,2,3,q[1].doc
Tarheel Reader Project due March 8
You are to take 6 adjectives (at least three from the page of irregulars) and describe pictures using each adjective in its positive (regular), comparative, and superlative forms. Each adjective should be accompanied by a noun--the same noun can be used for all three pictures or a different one for each picture--but the pictures must be different. You will end up with 18 distinct pictures. You may find the pictures anywhere or take them or draw them yourself. Remember your first picture will be the title page. Save the stories as a draft.
Friday, Feb4
tpr
cursus honorum
h.w. quiz monday on prepositions http://quizlet.com/4297949/latin-prepositions-flash-cards/
Thursday 20
review for sententiae and tpr tests tomorrow
Wednesday 19
Correct h.w.
Ablative of means (find in 12 g)
TPR and Sententiae quiz on Friday!
h.w. review sententiae
Tuesday, 18th
TPR quiz Thursday
Acer, aedes, aggredior, Arbitror, aggredior, ardeo,caecus,celer,cingo,crinis, dives, domus,exercitus, facilis,fames, ferox, fines, fluo, for, fortis, fundo, gravis, haereo,inanis, incolumis,infamis, ingens, insignis, iungo,labor, lacus, levis, loquor, lugeo, malus, mentior, miles,mollis, morior,nascor, obliviscor, oppidum, orior, pauper, pendo, pigris, proficiscor, robor, rodo, sequor, solvo, tenuis, tollo,tumulus, turpis,vereor, vescor, vetus,
Sententiae quiz on Friday
present passive forms
h.w. 12c
Friday 14
research on opus novum glossary
n.h.w.
Thursday 13
Wednesday 12 snow
Tuesday 4
hand out ch 11 packet
check h.w.
do golden apple story.
Be able to identify in relation to this story: Helen, Paris, Priam, Menelaus, Peleus, Thetis, Eris (Discordia), Castor, Pollux, Clytemnaestra, Jason, Leda, Mt. Ida, Minerva, Juno, Venus, Theseus
h.w. Translate 10.1, 10.2 of the readings.
Monday 3
tpr
review AA
10 e
h.w. 10e 1-8
You'll dine well at my house, Fabullus
In a few days, if the gods favor you
If you bring with you a nice, large meal
don't forget the pale girl and the wine and the the wit and all the jokes
If you bring all this stuff witih you, my witty friend
you'll dine well, since your Catullus's wallet is filled up with cobwebs!
But in return you will receive simple love, or something even smoother and more elegant
For I'm gonna give you some perfume which all the Venuses and Cupids gave to me girl.
When you get a whiff of this stuff, you will beg the gods
that they turn you into one all-encompassing nose
Quiz soon on vocab 1-7 http://quizlet.com/3216751/on-1-7-vocabulary-flash-cards/
Derivatives Poster projectDerivatives Project fall 09.doc
Preston fero ferre tuli latus
Tommy video videre
james sequor
taken: traho, loquor, dico, duco, mitto, muto,ago
Tuesday 21
Make Saturnaia pileus
Monday 20
check Poim,peeian script
Start Saturnalia hats.
h.w. write yourname in script
Friday 17
Finish sententiae
Finish c 10
hw. Pompeiian script worksheet
Monday 13
body parts TPR
check hw. (reading 9A)
9b and c in class.
H.w. mark-up d and e. Translate to hand in D.
Monday 6
Discuss project--now due Thursday
check h.w.
h.w. Finish sentences
Friday 3
Review cases
Caput 9-- prep plus abl.
play vinco
hw. 9B 1st 7 sentences
Thursday 2
Check homework
Sententiae
no h.w.
Wednesday- 1
tpr,
readings from 8
h.w. final reading from 8
Tuesday 30
tpr
Finish sententiae
Check h.w. Do 8b
h.w. 8c
Monday 29
Go over cards
discuss new project
copy sententiae
h.w. reading 8A
Monday
Complete Cenabis presentations
No. h.w.
Friday 19
Start Cenabis presentations
discuss the cards and the quarterly project
Thursday 18
Computer lab http://quizlet.com/3475320/case-forms-123-decl-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/3475924/case-forms-neuters-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/3476124/case-forms-345-flash-cards/
Quiz on vocab 1-7
Wednesday 17
Finish sentences
Give out derivatives project (see above)
No h.w. but quiz on vocab 1-7 Friday
Tuesday 16
do h.w. sentences
LOCK DOWN!
H.w. Finish sentences
Monday 15
Final of Cenabis bene
Present participles. p. 122-123,
H.w. Sentences: 124
Wednesday 10
reading from c7
no h.w. holiday
Tuesday 9
Chapter 8--pluperfect
h.w. Line 11
Monday
Quiz on reading from c6
hw. 8d
Friday
Lines 1-11
7k
check h.w.
Quiz next week on readings from Caput 6
Thursday 4
sententiae quiz
complemetary infinitves again
7J for h.w.
Wednesday 3
Discuss cards,
go over sententiae scenarios
h.w. Sent quiz tomorrow
Tuesday 2
Quizzes on TPR
discuss political roles
H.w. Ten sententiae scenarios written
Monday Nov 1
C7--review 1st and 2nd dec. add 3rd
Lines 1-9 quiz
Do 7g
h.w. TPR quiz tomorrow, 11 lines on Thursday--write it out
Friday 29
make TPR listTPR Period 3 (c) 1st q, 10-11.doc
review sententiae
H.W. 11 lines on monday
Thursday 28
Computer lab
practice o.n. vopcab 1-7
Wednesday 27
Present Cenabis rebus
Do readings 6A,B, 1/2c
H.w. (for Friday). Rest of C,D,E
Tuesday 26
Quiz on relative sentences
make up TPR list (need to finish tomorrow)
H.W. rebus is due
Monday 25
Review relative clause
sentences from p 67-68 8 lines of cenabis bene
H.w. sentences 2 to 8, or 9 to 16
Thursday and Friday 21-22
Emperors DVD
Wednesday
Introduce relative clauses
mw.w. finish readings for 5
Tuesday 19
quiz on 5 sentences
review cards project--early due November 1
Start 5 reading--Reading 5 a,b,c in class
h.w. 5d,e, f(?)
Monday 18
review sentences for quiz, quiz in postponed until tomorrow
List of movies seen.
Friday 15
pass out C5
Review vocab in lines
Assign last 24 sentences--quiz on Monday
6 lines of the poem
h.w. quiz on 24 sentences
Thursday 14
finish sententiae
Discuss evil eye
review imperfect indicative
HW 6 lines for poem
Wednesday 13
Quiz on indirect statement
Finish readings C$
Start Sententiae
Tuesday 12
tpr rodo, rado, cingo, turpis, acer
43: 4E--on the board
Tranlate 1st two paragrpahs of Lucius
HW--third
Friday 8
finish sententiae
quiz on Cenabis 1-4
p. 43 inthe packet.
Finisih 43 for hw
Thursday 7
http://quizlet.com/2986792/infinitives-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/2986442/infallible-endings-flash-cards/
HW: Make a quizlet of two verbs in different conjugations in all five infinitive forms. Send to Mr. Hayes at thayes@3Villagecsd.org
Wednesday 6
finsh c3
introduce head verbs
h.w. 4c
Computer lab tomorrow
Tuesday 5
go over homework
TRP-iungo, solvo, cingo, turpis, acer
Reading 3A and 3B
HW 3C
Monday, October 4
recite first two lines of Catullus 13
finish translation of poem
Start Exercise in Caput III
h.w.Sentences 8-20
Friday, October 1
quiz on scansion of hendecasyllabics
correct
Translate Catullus 13 (as much as possible in groups)
hw. memorize 1st 2 lines
Thursday september 30
give back C2 test
finish hendecasyllabics
long by nature
pattern
xx- for first three Syll
hw. be ready for a quiz on meter.
September
Tuesday 7
Class regs
Intro
Ist and 2nd declension
H.W. Quiz on 1st and 2nd Dec
Wed 8
Quiz on 1st and 2nd D
TPR
fruor, loquor, vescor, orior, proficiscor, arbitror sequor
NHH
Monday 13
TPR
labor, agredior, fruor, loquor, vescor, orior, proficiscor, arbitror sequor
opus novum up to Q words.
h.w quiz on sentence structure (wednesday quiz on vocab)
Tuesday 14
Quiz on sentence structure
opus novum Q words
Quiz tomorrow on vocab C.1
HW do Q-words sentences
Wednesday 15
Quiz on Caput unum vocab
Explain cognates project
H>W> Find five Latin words for the project
Thursday 16
TPR
Discuss project with examples
start looking at words
Friday 17
Finish words questions
H.W. Caput 1 test
Monday, September 20
Quiz on Caput 1
hang posters for parents night
q's about project
sententiae: docendo discimus, ira furor brevis est, esse quam videri, ad augusta per angustia
H.W. Caput 2 sentences on p. 21
Tuesday 21
finish sententiae
vocab caput 2
TPR
check h.w.
hw: next set of sentences
Wednesday 22
check h.w.
sententiae: forte, consulto, honores mutant mores, omnis comparatio claudicat, maior a longinquo reverentia, non omne licitum honestum
nhw comp lab cras
Thursday 23
Computer lab
Friday 24
Funeral games for Vergil
NHW
Monday 27
Shanti ideas
TPR review
Projects review
Finish ch 2
Quiz on Wednesday
Tuesday 28
Review Ch 2
Start hendecasyllabics wtih Cenabis bene
Quiz tomorrow
Vocab
Sentences (mark-up and translate)
define an intransitive verb
ex. Hendecasyllabis line
Wednesday 29
Quiz on Caput 2
http://quizlet.com/2826451/declension-completion-flash-cards/
Vocab for June 7
sent 09-10, 4thq, p3.doc sent 09-10, 1stq, p3.doc
Sent 09-10, 2ndq p3.doc
new vocab to learn for June 1
http://quizlet.com/2237976/caput-223rd-decl-adjectives-flash-cards/
new vocab to learn for May 24-bring a test that youve done an printed out for extra credit
http://www.quia.com/jg/1571881.html
May 17
http://quizlet.com/2271024/on-17-verbs-flash-cards/
http://www.quia.com/jg/1571841.html
You are going to make a picture book that compares things.
Make three pages for each adjective (old, older, oldest) in all three degrees.
The adjective should agree with a noun, but you need not change the noun. You can show a skunk, a larger skunk, and a very large skunk.
You will make six sets for a total of 18 pages.
Tarheel Reader
Log-in as: thayes
password:3VCSDlatin
go to "write book"
After you read the instructions click at the bottom and start writing.
Each time you upload a picture you will have the opportunity to write a description.
You are doing six sets--that is eighteen picturesSave your book as a draft
You can get your pictures from Flickr or upload your own.
name your book: Latin comparisons- your name, .e.g., Latin comparisons-Michelle Clarkson
List of adjectives and who has what as of April 30, 2010
Aileen-parvus, validus, lentus, pilosus, brevis. iratus
Alex: pulcher, insanus, arcanus, venustus, fortis-magnus
Alyna-exter, sanus, gravis, lepidus, effusus, extremus, confusus
Chrissy-superus
Connor: rapidus, ferus, bellus, timidus. Acerbus-multi
Grace,superus, laxus, torpens, acceptus, nobilis, praeceps
Joe A-magnus, miser, celer, fortunatus, fortis, gravis
Joe H-bonus, obesus, acutus, nobilis,
Josh-magnus, quietus, promptus, propinquus, aperus, necessarius
Luka: solus, amans. Agilis, antiquus, certus-multi
Megan: morosus, fervidus, celer, acerbus, rotundus-bonus
Michelle: prodigus, beatus, maestus, citus, tardus-multi
Omid; efficax, patens, laxus, desperatus, propinquus-inferus
Rebekkah optimus, puclher, tristis, mirabiis, amicus, immotus
Sabina: animatus, blandus, claudus, honestus, capillatus, aerius-bonus
Sean: umidulus, probus, siccus, calidus, frigidus-parvus
Victoria-parvus, pulcher, valnes, felix, maestus, tenuis
Can be used: malus, intus, exter, inferus
Two of the sets can be irregulars. Only three people can use each irregular
Neuter nouns practise
http://www.quia.com/jg/1571810.html
http://quizlet.com/2181190/on-15-neuters-flash-cards/
Irregular comparisons.doc
http://quizlet.com/2181226/on-16-vocab-12-adjectives-flash-cards/
3rd quarter sententiae
sent 9-10, 3rdq, p3.doc
3rd quarter project -- Body parts. Due Tuesday, March 16
Project vocab poster for body parts.doc
hand Luka Joe Joe Alyna Sean
mouth Josh Victoria Connor Rebekkah
foot Grace Omid Michelle Chrissy
eye Megan Aileen Alex Sabina
Sent 2nd q 09-10 just Latin.doc
Latin IV, V expectations 09.doc
Latin Literary Figures Poster Instructions Literary Persons poster.doc
Due January 6, 2010
Vergil-Luka
Ovid-sabina
Caesar-Alex
Cicero-Sean
Horace-Rebecca
Pliny the Elder-connor
Plautus-Megan
Terrence-Josh
Apuleius-Aileen
Seneca Maior-Grace
Seneca Minor-Joe H
Lucretius-Alyna
Propertius-Omid
Tibullus-Michelle
Petronius-Joe A
Juvenal-Chrissy
Catullus
Aulus Gellius
Lucan
Pliny the Younger
Sententiae 1st quarter sent p3 istqmw.doc
1st Quarter Project Roman province project.doc
Lusitania-Joe H.
Macedonia-Luka
Hispania Tarraconensis-Josh
Cyrenaica-Sabina
Galatia-Victoria
Aegyptus-Grace
Africa-Alex
Gallia Narbonensis-Alyna
Germania INferior-Omid
Cyprus-Joe
Sicilia-Sean
Cilicia-Megan
Gallia Auqitania-Michelle
Sardinia et Corsica_ Aileen
Achaea-Connor
Pontus et Bithynia-Al
Germania Superior-Chrissy
Rebecca
Power Point Latin story
First consult this website, http://tarheelreader.org/?s=latin
Now write a series of simple sentences and insert them into a power point illustrated either with photos (that would be best) or clip-art, or if you can draw something and scan it into a power point better yet. do not try to write fancy Latin. Simple sentences (s,do,v) are the most likely to be correct and understandable. You are to upload the finished product to the Ut Discamus site by June 3rd. You may e-mail me your sentences before hand if you would like me to look them over.
Old NLEs
http://www.quia.com/quiz/1733133.html?AP_rand=1482592514
http://www.quia.com/mc/1596148.html
Other quizzes for preparing for the NLE
http://www.quia.com/rr/435592.html
http://www.quia.com/quiz/1733134.html
Play the following quizlet games using scatter
http://quizlet.com/54546/latin-abbreviations-and-phrases-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/41207/latin-phrases-in-use-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/7432/common-verbs-of-the-third-conjugation-verbs-set-1-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/141460/perfect-system-active-endings-flash-cards/
Now go to Quia.com and try the National Latin exams
Doric Temple project.
- Go to the sites indicated (and any other source--including books!) and familiarize yourself with the basics of a Doric Greek Temple. Then make a list—with definitions-- of the 15 most interesting/important parts of the temple.
- Decide to whom or to what, you would like to dedicate a temple. It cannot be to an actual god or have anything to do with religion.
- On a poster board (at least 20 by 30 inches) create the facade of a Doric temple. But 7 of the elements must reflect the new theme of the temple. So the decorations, or even some of the basic elements need to highlight be replaced by things which the Ancients wouldn’t have known but which make sense in terms of the theme.
- You should add at least 3 other more modern elements to update the temple.
- Make a list that indicates what the 7 elements are and how they have been changed, as well as what the 3 elements are that you are adding. This list can either be on the poster board or hanging off of it.
- Due date, April 3
-
http://www.flvs.net/products_services/2005_showcase_flvs/art/apart/lessons/03_04.htm
http://intranet.arc.miami.edu/rjohn/ARC267_2007/Greek%20Doric%202007.htm
http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/Arts/GreekTemple.htm
http://img.uoregon.edu/arh314/arch314.swf
http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/Arts/Aegina.htm
Alex Caropelo
Pg.192 exercise:156
Erunt They will be
Demonstratum est It has been shown
Constituit He decided
Parabitur They were leading
Ducebant They were leading
Relictus est He had been left behind
Mittetur It will be sent
Portaris You are being carried
Videbamus We were seeing
Ambulavit She has walked
Pg.197 Verbs and Adverbs
Cado I fall
Cogo I collect
Conficio I finish
Constituo I decide
Convenio I assemble
Dedo I surrender
Deligo I choose
Dormio I sleep
Excito I stir up
Incendo I burn
Opprimo I overcome
Plurimum posse To be most powerful
Plus posse To be more powerful
Recipio I take back
Suscipio I take up
Page 193 No. 158
in pluribus urbibus in very many cities
ex fortuna minoribus out of smaller springs
virtutem maximam the greatest courage
vox optima best voice
de muris altiorbu down from higher walls
plus aquae more water
tempus magis idoneum more suitable time
rei pessimae of the worst thing; to/for the worst thing
ad partem meliorem toward a better part
cum maiore exercitu with a bigger army
die longiore on a longer day
plurimas vivitates very many states
finel peiorem worse end
annos optimos best years
soror minima smallest sister
Page 208
3.
Amaturus, -a, -um about to love
Ducturus, -a, -um about to lead
Auditurus, -a, -um about to hear
Iturus, -a, -um about to go
Habiturus, -a, -um about to have
Capturus, -a, -um about to seize
Futurus, -a, -um about to be
Laturus, -a, -um about to carry
4.
Amandus, -a, -um deserving to be loved, being loved
Habendus, -a, -um deserving to be had
Ducendus, -a, -um deserving to be led
Capiendus, -a, -um deserving to be taken
Audiendus, -a, -um deserving to be heard
Eundus, -a, -um deserving to be gone
Faciendus, -a, -um deserving to be made
Ferendus, -a, -um deserving to be carried
Connor Brogan
Pg190 B
Bonus good
Magnus large
Malus bad
Parvus small
Multus much
Multi many
Melior better
Maior larger
Peior worse
Minor smaller
Plures more
Optimus best
Maximus largest
Pessimus worst
Minimus smallest
Plurimus most
Alyna Orecharova
Page 184
Exercise 201:147
- quindecim fifteen
- November nine
- viginti twenty
- quinque five
- sedecim sixteen
- decembre ten
- tres three
- septendecim seventeen
- quattuor four
- undecim eleven
- centum one hundred
- quattuordecim fourteen
- Octo eight
- undeviginti nineteen
- duo two
- tredecim thirteen
- September seven
- Unus one
- duodeviginti eighteen
- mille one thousand
Joe Abbate
Pg 189
205
Exercise 151.
iter difficile a difficult way, road
domum miseram a wretched home
viroum liberorum if the free men
timores acres keen fears
exercitus similes similar armies
diem longum on a long day, for a long day
in monte alto on a high mountain
flumina celeria swift rivers
vias lastas wide streets
Puellarum puchrarum of pretty girls
Exercise 152.
viae angustiores narrower streets
puer altior a taller boy
puellarum laetiorum of happier girls
populus amicior a friendlier people
iter longius a longer road, way
in loci gratioribus in more pleasing places
soroum clariorum of more famous sisters
hiemem longiorem a longer winter, for a longer winter
flumina latiora wider rivers
virum audaciorem bolder man
222
Exercise 168
Monere to warn
Auxisse to have increased
Iaci to be thrown
positurum esse to be about to place
fugisse to have fled
impedire to hinder
natavisse to have swum
territurum esse to be about to frighten
mansisse to have remained
auditurum esse to be about to hear
scripsisse to have written
pugnaturum esse to be about fight
laudaturum esse to be about to praise
excitari to be aroused
petitum esse to have been sought
mittere to send
tangi to be touched
oppugnatum esse to have been attacked
sciri to be known
gesturum esse to be about to carry on
accipi to be received
victum esse to have been conquered
dici to be said
ambulaturum esse to be about to walk
Victoria Chan
178:195 Vocabulary Review: Pronouns, Adjectives, and Verbs
- ego I
- nos we
- qui who
- tu you
- vos you (plural)
- decem ten
- difficilis difficult
- Marathonius of Marathon
- primus first
- accido happen
- appello address/call
- conloco place
- conspicio observe
- cupio desire
- discedo withdraw
- educo lead out
- impedio hinder
- instruo draw up/form
- pervenio arrive
- prohibeo keep off/hinder
- reduco lead back
- rego rule
- relinquo leave behind
- reperio find/discover
- scio know
Page 196 No 159
Latus wide
Late widely
Latior wider
Latius more widely
Latissimus very wide
Latissime very widely
Liber free
Libere freely
Liberior freer
Liberrimus very free
Liberius more freely
Liberrime very freely
Pulcher pretty
Pulchrior more pretty
Pulcherrimus very pretty
Pulchre prettily
Pulchrius more prettily
Pulcherrime very prettily
Celer swift
Celeriter swiftly
Celerior swifter
Celeries more swiftly
Celerrimus very swift
Celerrime very swiftly
Acer keen
Acriter keenly
Acrior keener
Acriusmore keenly
Page 196, Practice Exercise 213: No.161
bene good
magnopere greatly
male badly
multum much
parum little
diu long
saepe often
diutius longer
plus more
magis more
melius better
peius worse
minus less
saepius more often
maxime most
plurimum most
diutissime longest
saepissime most often
optime best
pessime worst
Grace Brennan
Page 197 #214 Vocab, Nouns
Aestas Summer
Creusa Creusa
Cupido Cupid
Difficultas Difficulty
Fons Fountain, Spring
Hiems Winter
Imperium Command
Lux Light
Maritus Husband
Matrimonium Marriage
Multitudo Great Number
Onus Weight, Burden
Oraculum Oracle
Plus More
Portus Harbor, Port
Psyche Psyche
Soror Sister
Uxor Wife
Ventus Wind
Verbum Word
Pg 194
Exercise 211:A-2
bene well
magnopere greatly
male badly
multum much
parum little
diu long
saepe often
melius better
magis more
peius worse
plus more
minus less
diutius longer
saepius more often
optime best
maxime most
pessime worst
plurimum most
minime least
diutissime longest
saepissime most often
Pg 198
Exercise 164
Longiorem hiemem the longer winter, for the longer winter
Pulcherrima aestas the very pretty summer
Longissimorum annorum of the longest years
Dulcius verbum the sweeter word
Onus simillimum a very similar burden
Vocis immortalis of an immortal voice
Iter facilius easier way, journey
Luces clariores clearer lights
Difficultatis acerrimae of a very keen difficulty
Maritorum fortiorum of stronger husbands
Chrissy Theiss
March 17th 2010
Latin, Mr. Hayes
Page 178, activity 195 vocab nouns
Acies- keeness
Adventus- arrival, approach
athenae- Athena
civitas- state, citzenship, city-state
cornu- horn
dies- day
domus- house, home, residence
Eurydice- Eurydice
Exceritus- army
Hellespontus-the Hellespont
Hero- hero
impetus- attack, onset, rapid motion/ impulse, passion
inopia- want, scarcity
leander- leander
manus- hand, group
natura- nature
nihil, nil-nothing
Orpheus- Orpheus
Passus- pace
Persae- Perseus
Praesidium-guard
Regio- region, boundry
Regnum- kingdom
Res- thing, matter
Sparta- Sparta
Spes- hope
Thermopylae-Thermopylae
Turris- tower
Rebekkah Perrone
page 194, exercise 211, part A, number 1
longe far
misere unhappily
pulchre beautifully
acriter keenly
fortiter bravely
facile easily
longius farther
miseries more happily
pulchrius more beautifully
acrius more keenly
fortius more bravely
facilius more easily
longissime farthest
miserrime more unhappily
pulcherrime most beautifully
acerrime most keenly
fortissimo most bravely
facillime most easily
page 198, exercise 215, number 163
una ex sororum one of the sisters
tria flumina three rivers
duos annos two years; for two years
mille anni a thousand years
duas uxores two wives
centum verba a hundred words
unius vocis of one voice
viginti fontes twenty springs, fountains
quarta hora the fourth hour; in the fourth hour
quinto die on the fifth day
secundo anno in the second year
septimum verbum the seventh word
primum oraculum the first oracle
in quarto portu in the fourth harbor, port
ex sexta porta out of the sixth gate, door
latin period 5
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