1. L1: Monday, August 17th Homework: Directives Quiz TOMORROW
Collect Supplies & Latin Club /NLE $
The pleasantries…
Salve vs. Salvete
Magister vs. Discipuli
Collect Learning to Love Your Text & Check For Syllabi
Quick Remarks on Syllabus Quiz
The Alphabet
Pronunciation
Pronunciation Quick Reference
Visit
And complete vowels, dipthongs, and consonants.
Use words on pp. xix to xxiv for practice.
Valete discipuli…Vale magister
Homework:
Directives Quiz TOMORROW
By Friday, August 21st
Supplies
2 Packages of 3X5 Index Cards
1 Dry-Erase Marker
Nota Bene:
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2. Pictographic Writing
The only image of a human among 2000 images in the Lascaux caves of southern France. These date back some 17,300 years.

3. Ideographic Writing

4. Evolution of Modern English Alphabet:
Phoenician  Greek  Etruscsan  Latin

5. Nestor’s Cup
Pithekoussai, 8th century (c. 740 BCE)
I am Nestor’s cup, good to drink from; whoever drinks from me desire for beautiful-crowned Aphrodite will seize immediately.

6. L1: Tuesday, August 18th Homework: Thursday: Finish Vocab Cards
Collect Supplies
The pleasantries…
Salve vs. Salvete
Magister vs. Discipuli
Moodle walkthrough
Directives Quiz
Turn over when finished. Draw me a picture.
Finish Pronunciation (If needed)
Pronunciation Quick Reference
Visit
And complete vowels, dipthongs, and consonants.
Use words on pp. xix to xxiv for practice.
Lesson 1 Vocabulary
p. 6, 12 Words
How to format notecards.
Make and keep!
Quiz on Tuesday
Homework:
Thursday: Finish Vocab Cards
Next Tuesday: Lesson 1 Vocabulary Quiz
By Friday, August 21st
Supplies
2 Packages of 3X5 Index Cards
3-Ring Binder w/ Divider Tabs
Nota Bene:
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7. Noun: Side One
patria
Nominative
Singular

8. patriae, f., native country
Side Two
patriae, f., native country
(patriot, repatriate)
Gender
Definition
Genitive Sg.
Derivatives (Optional)

9. L1: Thursday, August 20th The pleasantries
Mottoes, Phrases, & Abbreviations 1-5
Hole punch and place in binder!
If You Lived In Ancient Rome: Your House
Show pics from Ostia
Mad Libs
Terminology: Subject, Direct Object, Predicate Nominative/Adjective, Linking Verb, Action Verb
Roman Writing Project
Valete discipuli…Vale magister
Homework:
TOMORROW
Supplies
2 Packages of 3X5 Index Cards
3-Ring Binder w/ Divider Tabs
TOMORROW: Finish Writing Project
Next Tuesday: Lesson 1 Vocabulary Quiz
Nota Bene:
Sign Up for Latin Club ($5)
Sign Up for National Latin Exam ($5)
First Latin Club Meeting on Wednesday, August 26th

10. Shot of Insula From Street Level
Only 1.5 stories of most of these buildings remain but they originally reached 5 to 6 stories in height.

11. Shot of taverna or popina.
A popina was bar & grill meets McDonalds. Ostia was a thriving port city whose busy citizens often ate quick meals at such counters or took them to go.

12. Shot from the third floor of an insula.
A look across the street shows another building which remained largely intact.

13. L1 Friday, August 21st Last Day for Supplies! Pleasantries…
Mottoes 6-9
Collect Handwriting Project
Organize Binder
Bell Work (loose leaf)
Notes (loose leaf)
Handouts
Returned Assignments
Notes on 1st Declension
Copy these down on a page in your NOTES section.
Return Assignments
Syllabus Quiz
Learning to Love Your Text
Valete discipuli…Vale magister
Homework:
Monday: Jenny’s Latin pp. 8-9, exercises C, D, F, and G
write all Latin forms!
Next Tuesday: Lesson 1 Vocabulary Quiz
Nota Bene:
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14. FIRST DECLENSION NOUNS
Case Singular Plural Usage
Nominative -a -ae subject of an action verb sentence, e.g.
The girl (puella) carries the water.
subject and predicate nominative of a linking verb sentence, e.g.
The girl (puella) is a farmer (agricola). of
Genitive -ae -arum is used to denote possession, e.g. The horse of the girl (puellae) is small or The girl’s (puellae) is small.
to/for
Dative -ae -īs indirect object of an action verb sentence, e.g
The farmer shows the girl (puellae) the horse.
The farmer shows the horse to the girl.
Accusative -am -as direct object of an action verb sentence, e.g.
The girl carries the water (aquam).
Ablative -ā -īs follows certain prepositions such as “in” e.g.
The girl is in the forest (in silvā)
List First Declension Nouns on the Back of this Page!
agricola, agricolae m. farmer (!warning! masculine)
femina, feminae f. woman
patria, patriae fatherland, native land, country