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Beginner's Latin - Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 - Part 1
Debbie Sears
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(175)
In this multi-day online course students will continue to learn the Latin language and the fascinating culture of the Classical world starting from where the previous course "Beginner's Latin - Unit 1 ended.
Class experience
MATERIALS: This class will use Google docs, Nearpod.com, Magistrula and Gimkit to manage assignments and practice exercises. It will also use “Nearpod” for live classes which encourages student engagement and interaction. This will require students to “join” each live class through a Nearpod code so that they can interact with the slides by answering questions, filling in blanks, and drawing. The textbook is REQUIRED for this course. Please see "learner supply list" for the specific text...
10 lessons//10 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Week One: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 1 Review- Review Unit 1 cases, verb endings, and tenses. - Begin Stage 13Week 2Lesson 2Week Two: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 13- Verbs: infinitives - Read LatinWeek 3Lesson 3Week Three: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 13- Irregular Verbs: volo, nolo, possum, malo - Read LatinWeek 4Lesson 4Week Four: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 13- Practice Irregular verbs - Read Latin - Learn "-que" - Culture: Mining and farming in the Roman EmpireWeek 5Lesson 5Week Five: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 14- Impersonal construction of verbs: difficile, necesse - Read LatinWeek 6Lesson 6Week Six: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 14- Adjectives: review 1st/2nd and introduce 3rd declension - Read LatinWeek 7Lesson 7Week Seven: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 14- Introduce Ablative case - Practice all noun cases - Culture: Romans in Britain, invasion of Caesar and Claudius.Week 8Lesson 8Week Eight: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 15- Introduce: Relative Pronouns & clauses - Practice Relative clausesWeek 9Lesson 9Week Nine: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 15- Read Latin - Imperfect tense of volo, nolo, possum, maloWeek 10Lesson 10Week Ten: Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 15- Read Latin - Present Projects
Please see Class Description and Syllabus.
I love Latin and the Greco-Roman world. I also have many years of experience teaching Latin to a range of ages and skills levels online and in a traditional classroom. I believe that learning should be a fun and engaging journey!
Homework Offered
There will be homework. All homework will be available in the Outschool Classroom. Homework will consist of reading the textbook, completing the Google Classroom assignments, memorization of noun and verb endings and vocabulary, and an end of course project. SOME homework is REQUIRED. Other homework is assigned as practice, which I strongly suggest the student completes. Students will turn their completed homework into their own Google Drive homework folder, which is where they will get feedback on it as well.2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Grades/evaluations are available upon request.Grades Offered
Grades and evaluations are available upon request. Students will receive feedback on their completed assignments.
Students must have completed Cambridge Latin Unit 1 before enrolling in this course or an equivalent. Feel free to message me with any questions.
The required material for this course is the student edition of the textbook "Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2, 5th edition". It is about $29 New on Amazon. Used is OK. But, it needs to be the 5th edition.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Students must have access to: - Book - Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 5th Edition - Edpuzzle.com - Google docs/drive - Nearpod.com - Magistrula.com
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(175)
Salvete omnes! (Hello everyone!) My name is Magistra Debbie. WELCOME to the Latin and Roman world! Happy New Year! NEW for 2024 is my History of Rome class. This is an IN-DEPTH look at Roman world. I've also just added Beginning Latin...
Group Class
$300
for 10 classes1x per week, 10 weeks
50 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-14
4-8 learners per class
