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Minimus, Starting Out in Latin | Ages 7-11 | Part 1
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OUR CLASS This FLEX class takes place asynchronously, with no live meetings. Each Monday videos, supplies, and assignments will be posted to get you through the week’s material. Every two weeks we will add 10-20 new words to our Latin Vocabulary List. The story of Minimus takes place in Vindolanda in Roman Britain. Our classes feature original footage from countless Roman Britain archaeological sights such as: Vindolanda, Chichester, London, Cheltenham, Bath, Chester & more. Let me be your...
8 lessons//8 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1WEEK ONE: Minimus Chapter 1 - Meet the Family & Introduction- Introduction to Romain Britain and the Flavius and his family - Read Latin: Meet the Family - Grasp the Grammar: What is a noun?Week 2Lesson 2WEEK TWO: Minimus Chapter 1- Meet the Family - Review week 1 vocabulary - Read Latin: The Birthday Party - Grasp the Grammar: Identifying nouns in our speech - Culture: Perseus and MedusaWeek 3Lesson 3WEEK THREE: Minimus Chapter 2 - Food, glorious food!- Review Week 2 Vocabulary - Read Latin: The Governor is coming! - Grasp the Grammar: Latin adjectives & gender - Culture: Ancient Food!Week 4Lesson 4WEEK FOUR: Minimus Chapter 2- Food, glorious food! - Review Week 3 Vocabulary - Read Latin: Dinner for the Governor - Grasp the Grammar: Identify gender of nouns & adjectives - Culture: Daedalus & Icarus MythWeek 5Lesson 5WEEK 5: Minimus Chapter 3 - Work, work, work- Review Week 4 Vocabulary - Read Latin: What are you doing? - Grasp the Grammar: more about verbsWeek 6Lesson 6WEEK 6: Minimus Chapter 3 - Work, work, work- Review Week 5 Vocabulary - Roman Report: Who are the slaves? - Read Latin: Pandora settles in - Culture - Myth of Pandora’s Box - Grasp the Grammar: Latin Roots in English WordsWeek 7Lesson 7WEEK 7: Minimus Chapter 4 - The best days of your life- Review Week 6 Vocabulary - Read Latin: A writing lesson - Roman Report - Grasp the Grammar: more about verbsWeek 8Lesson 8WEEK 8: Minimus Chapter 4 - the best days of your life- Review Week 7 Vocabulary - Read Latin: Rufus! Don’t touch! - Culture: Myth of Echo and Narcissus - Grasp the Grammar: Latin Roots of English Words
The goal is for students to develop a love of learning Latin and Roman culture.
🤩 I have been teaching Latin for over 10 years to homeschoolers around the world! 🤩 I believe Latin enriches lives and makes learning languages more accessible to learners of all ages. 🤩 I have spent the last year fully developing this course by traveling all over Britain, visiting Roman sites, and filming original footage specifically for this course. 🤩 In May of 2024 I will participate in a special 2 week long dig at Vindolanda, uncovering the secrets that were left behind by the Ancient Romans and filming more special and amazing footage for this class!
Homework Offered
Students will be assigned work from the workbook as well as some additional kaboot! Quizzes and games1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Each week there are specially designed worksheets and a Kahoot Quiz. Learners are invited to send me their worksheets so I can grade them!Grades Offered
Grades are offered upon request, but are not mandatory. I want you to have fun and learn 🤩
This class was developed with you in mind! I specifically designed this course to be neurodivergent and neurotypical friendly & I warmly welcome children of all backgrounds to take my class! All book material is read aloud.
Students need - a copy of Cambridge University Press’ Minimus Starting out in Latin AND - the corresponding workbook that I designed ($4.99)
Each week there are option Kahoots to enhance the learner experience
Hello Outschool! I’m a homeschool graduate, homeschool teacher, and pianist! Proud to be an Outschool ACE educator! I teach Political Science, Spanish, Economics, Maths, Latin, and History at homeschool co-ops in the Greater Washington D.C....
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Ages: 6-11