Latin I
Wayne Valley
Course Description: Basic Latin grammar and cultural background of ancient Rome, including Roman/Greek mythology. Special attention is given to English word derivation from Latin roots.
Textbook: LATIN FOR AMERICANS BOOK I - UNITS 1 - V
Expectations: Students will bring textbook, notebook, and writing utensils to class every day. Students will take notes and participate in classroom language learning activities on a daily basis. Vocal participation is a must. Good questions are of special value.
Students will keep a derivative book of English cognates derived from the vocabulary words in each lesson. A list of 8 - 10 derivatives (if possible) for each vocabulary word is optimal.
Syllabus: Units I - V
Objectives, Procedures and Assignments
Week of December 22, 2008 - December 26, 2008
| Monday, December 22 - Review Homework
sentences. Lesson 10 Review page 80 Vocab. Page 18 Exer
A. Start story on page 76. HW: Exer A 1-8. Tuesday, December 23 - Saturnalia Learning Party. Wednesday paper: MARS, Jan. 7, 2009 Wednesday, December 24 - NO SCHOOL. HOLIDAY Thursday, December 25 - NO SCHOOL. HOLIDAY Friday, December 26 - NO SCHOOL HOLIDAY |
Objectives, Procedures and Assignments
Week of January 5, 2009 - January 9, 2009
| Monday, January 5 - Review from Monday, Dec. 22
Exer A 1-8. Page 71 Review Vocab. of Unit II. Page 80 Review
Vocab. Page 77 Review Second Conjugation. Continue story of
page 76, the Latin Language. HW: Conjugate 4 verbs of Second
Conjugation in Present and Future Tenses. Wednesday paper:
MARS. Tuesday, January 6 - Wednesday, January 7 - Thursday, January 8 - Friday, January 9 - |