Iterum 9/2

Warm-up

• Pick up your portfolio from the crate.
• We will discuss general feedback/grading items after warm-up & prayer.
• If you have personal portfolio questions, please see me after class or after school.
• p. 27, Exercise B, #1, 5, & 10

Prayer Before Class

·         Ave Maria

o    I will call on a student to lead us in the prayer.

Portfolio Feedback

• Well done, Avg = 87
• Stories - Make good corrections when we go over stories in class.
• Jargon - Make sure that you copy definitions and examples exactly.
• Reflection - Must be a paragraph, at least 3-5 sentences.
• Follow ALL directions!
• If you skip some of the directions, your assignment will be incomplete.
• Make sure your Portfolio tabs are in the correct order:
• Warm-ups
• Stories
• Jargon
• Reflections
• Choices
• Notes
• Tests & Quizzes

·         Choices must be in the Portfolio in order to be graded.

·         If you have personal questions about your portfolio grade, please see me after class or after school.

·         Next Portfolio Check: 9/12

o    The Choices sheet is in the files section of the website/google folder.

o    Complete your Cover Sheet as we go.

Nota Bene

·         Examen I Review due Thursday at the beginning of class.

·         Examen I - Monday 9/8

·         Extra Reviews:

o    Thursday, 9/4 after class (3:10-4:05)

o    Monday, 9/8 before school (7:20-8:15)

§  Participating in the review earns Extra Credit on test

§  Make sure you discuss attending with your parents/ride

·         1st Latin Club meeting Thursday at lunch

o    We will provide snacks.

o    Elections will be held.

Culture

·         Choose a character -Caecilius, Metella, or Grumio/general slave - and write and/or illustrate a diary entry/ ‘day in the life’ using the information from Stages 1 & 2.

o    Include rooms, clothes, & meals

·         Most people chose Grumio because of the role he played in many of our stories up until now, but don’t forget what a typical Roman father & mother (in a wealthy family) would do on an average day.

o    You may want to re-read pp. 10-16 & 30-32

Latin Phrase of the Day

·         Manus manum lavat.

o    One hand washes the other.

o    Roughly equivalent to “I’ll scratch your back if you scratch mine.”

·         Used to describe the relationship between clientes and patronus.

o    How did patrons help clients?

§  Small gifts of money

§  protection/help (usually legal help)

o    How did clients help patrons?

§  political support

§  They would spread the word that he was a good patron, attend dinner parties with important guests, help him to be elected

§  might be employed by the patron

Homework

• ·         Complete your Examen I Review (due at the beginning of class)
• ·         Work on Portfolio Choices II