Warm-up
- On
a piece of loose-leaf in your warm-up section:
- Complete the Practicing
the Language on p. 9
- Exercise A, #2, 3, & 5
- Exercise B, #1 & 2
Prayer Before Class
- Ave
Maria
- Next week, you will start taking turns leading the class
in this prayer.
- After everyone has had a chance to lead the prayer, we
will have a quiz over it.
Vocab Check I
- Vocab
Checks are to be taken under quiz conditions.
- No talking
- Keep your eyes on your own paper
- Keep your paper covered.
- When
you have finished your Vocab Check
- Re-read 13-16.
- Study the plan of a Roman
house on p. 13.
Nota Bene
·
Talking during a quiz
for any reason other than to ask me a question is unacceptable.
o
You will receive a
demerit if you talk during a quiz or test.
·
ALL of your time in Latin class should be
spent on Latin!!
o
There are always
assignments on the board after quizzes/tests.
§ If you finish an assignment early, you should
still be doing something for Latin class!
o
Some suggestions for
Latin to do when you are finished with the current assignment:
§ Portfolio Choices (the more of these you do in
class, the less homework you have to do)
§ Study Vocabulary
§ Re-read Latin stories from the current (or
previous) stages
§ Read one of the Latin or Roman culture books
from the bookshelf.
Portfolio
- Documents
on website.
- We reviewed these in detail in class.
- Check
every 2-3 weeks
- First Check: 8/28
- Do it in your own time
- Choose
no more than one assignment from each category.
- Complete 4 choices (in
addition to classwork)
·
Questions???
o
If you still have
questions, feel free to email or come see me during tutorial times.
Legimus
·
We read “Cerberus” on p. 7
Jargon
·
Macron- a line over a vowel
that shows that the vowel is long (changes pronunciation and sometimes function)
e.g. –ā
Notes
- You
have seen that Latin sentences with the word est can have the same word
order as English.
- Metella est māter.
- Metella is the mother.
- Canis est in viā.
- The
dog is in the street.
·
Usually Latin word order is
different from English.
o
Canis in viā dormit.
§
The dog is sleeping in the street.
o
Servus in culīnā labōrat.
§
The slave is working in the kitchen.
- Verbs
can be translated more than one way.
- dormit = is sleeping, sleeps
- labōrat = is working, works
- sedet = is sitting, sits
Reflection
- In
the reflection section of your portfolio, answer one of the following
questions (at least 3 sentences):
Roman House
·
We watched a
video of a Roman house. You can watch the video again and check out lots of
pictures of Roman houses on the Cambridge website online activities for Stage
1:
Homework
·
Work on Portfolio Choices
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