Tuesday. Calescite! Decline via, viae (f. way, street, road) 1 st DeclensionSingularPlural Nominative Genitive Dative Accusative Ablative.

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Tuesday

Calescite! Decline via, viae (f. way, street, road) 1 st DeclensionSingularPlural Nominative Genitive Dative Accusative Ablative

1 st DeclensionSingularPlural Nominativeviaviae Genitiveviaeviārum Dativeviaeviīs Accusativeviamviās Ablativeviāviīs

TEST FRIDAY!!! Review Thursday! Can you guess what will be on it?

“Ubi sunt?” On the UNLINED side of each notecard, draw: – a picture of yourself in one of the rooms of a Roman villa – a sentence in Latin – Example: Magistra est in culīnā. On the LINED side, write – your name & English translation of the sentence – Example: Magistra is in the kitchen.

Vocabulary Squares pg. 18 Example:

Flyswatter Game!!!

-īssuntcallidissimus salvemagistra est villa -ārumdativevale pervenit-amcum

agricola servus hortus optime bibit canis narrat via sedet

ātrium circumspectat coquuscubiculumculīna fīliusmāterpater tablīnum in triclīnium

cibusdominusdormit intratlaudat laborat mensatogasilva clamat exit surgit

puellanominative-ae canisbeneomnesfabula accusativeablativenomen malegenitivetempus

Calescite! Present Tense – Latin & English laboro, laborāre- “I work, to work” SingularPlural 1 st 2 nd 3 rd

Calescite! 1 st Conjugation (VERBS) Present Tense laboro, laborāre- “I work, to work” SingularPlural 1 st labōro I worklabōramus We work 2 nd labōras You worklabōratis You (pl.)/Ya’ll work 3 rd labōrat He/she/it works labōrant They work

Wednesday

Calescite! Present Tense – Latin & English moneō, monēre- “I warn, to warn” SingularPlural 1 st 2 nd 3 rd

Calescite! Present Tense moneō, monēre- “I warn, to warn” SingularPlural 1 st moneō I warnmonēmus We warn 2 nd monēs You warnmonētis You (pl.)/Ya’ll warn 3 rd monet He/she/it warns monent They warn

Place “Cerberus” on your desk I will be coming by to check your translation. Read “Caecilius” on page 10 POLLEVERYWHERE.com Read “Metella” on page 12 POLLEVERYWHERE.com

2 nd Declension Masculine & Neuter 2 nd DeclensionSingularPlural Nom. -us/ -um-ī/ -a Gen. -ī-ōrum Dat. -ō-īs Acc. -um-ōs/ -a Abl. -ō-īs

2 nd DeclensionSingularPlural Nom.amicusamicī Gen.amicīamicōrum Dat.amicōamicīs Acc.amicumamicōs Abl.amicōamicīs What gender is “amicus” ?

2 nd DeclensionSingularPlural Nom.verbumverba Gen.verbīverbōrum Dat.verbōverbīs Acc.verbumverba Abl.verbōverbīs What gender is “verbum” ?

Homework Conjugate “habeō, habēre” (I have, to have) in the Present Tense. – ***Include English!!! Decline “filius, filiī” m. (son) – ***Include macrons!!! Decline “bellum, bellī” n. (war) – ***Include macrons!!!

Thursday Take out homework!!!

Calescite! Present Tense – Latin & English habeō, habēre- “I have, to have” SingularPlural 1 st habeō I havehabēmus We have 2 nd habēs You havehabētis You (pl.)/Ya’ll have 3 rd habet He/she/it has habent They have

2 nd DeclensionSingularPlural Nom.filiusfiliī Gen.filiīfiliōrum Dat.filiōfiliīs Acc.filiumfiliōs Abl.filiōfiliīs

2 nd DeclensionSingularPlural Nom.bellumbella Gen.bellībellōrum Dat.bellōbellīs Acc.bellumbella Abl.bellōbellīs

Word Study pg. 17 Parts A&B

Test Review Discuss Questions?

VINCO!!! a.k.a. Latin BINGO!!!!!

Friday

Take the time just before the bell to look over your notes. Once the tardy bell rings, take everything off your desk except a blue or black pen, or pencil. Reminder: No iPods or cell phones may be out while you’re taking your test. It’s an AUTOMATIC NIHIL. Calescite!