Español
Iniciar sesión
Curso de Introducción al Latín IV
Únase a la Dra. Karen Wieland en el cuarto curso de la secuencia Introducción al latín. Los estudiantes usan Latin For Children—Primer B (Larsen & Perrin, 2018) y otros recursos para aprender vocabulario y gramática, leer en contexto y traducir textos cortos.
Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés - B1
Grado de EE. UU. 6 - 8
Nivel Beginner - Intermediate
Join me (Dr. Karen Wieland) for the fourth course in this Introduction to Latin sequence. In this class, we use the book Latin For Children—Primer B, 2nd Edition (Larsen & Perrin, 2017) along with supplemental materials. Students learn introductory Latin vocabulary and grammar, including verb conjugations and noun declensions. We also gain proficiency through reading and translating short passages and by engaging in conversation using discussion frameworks from Latin for Beginners (Wilkes,...
12 lessons//12 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1LFC-B, Chapter 1- Conversation: Your home (Usborne Latin for Beginners, p. 16-17) = 5 new 1st conjugation verbs - 5 new 1st/2nd declension adjectives - review 1st declension nouns - English derivatives of new vocabulary - Review of Present Indicative, Imperfect, and Future verb tense endings - Translation: “Augustinus” (Caput I - Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 9-11)Week 2Lesson 2LFC-B, Chapter 2- Conversation: Looking for things (Usborne Latin for Beginners, p. 18-19) - 10 new 1st/2nd declension adjectives - review of 8 and 2nd 1st declension nouns - English derivatives of new vocabulary - Review of 1st and 2nd Conjugations (Present Indicative Tense) - Translation: “Barbarĩ ” (Caput II - Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 12-16)Week 3Lesson 3LFC-B, Chapter 3- Conversation: What do you like eating? (Usborne Latin for Beginners, p. 20-21) - 7 new 1st/2nd declension nouns - review of 3 1st declension verbs and 2 1st declension nouns - English derivatives of new vocabulary - Review of 1st, 2nd (m), and 2nd (n) Noun Declensions/Endings - “Translation: “Jerominus ” (Caput III - Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 17-19)Week 4Lesson 4LFC-B, Chapter 4- Conversation: Table talk (Usborne Latin for Beginners, p. 22-23) - 5 new 1st conjugation verbs - 5 new 2nd declension neuter nouns - review of 3 1st declension verbs and 2 1st declension nouns - English derivatives of new vocabulary - Review of 1st, 2nd (m), and 2nd (n) Noun Declensions/Endings - “Translation: “Concilium Chalcedōnus ” (Caput IV - Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 20-22)Week 5Lesson 5LFC-B, Chapter 5Conversation: Review Unit I Review Activities and GamesWeek 6Lesson 6LFC-B, Chapter 5Conversation: Review Unit I Review Activities and Games Translation: “Sanctus Benedictus et Monasteria ” (Caput V - Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 23-26)Week 7Lesson 7LFC-B, Chapter 6- Conversation: Telling the time (Usborne Latin for Beginners, p. 26-27) - 7 new 1st declension feminine nouns - 5 review of 5 1st declension verbs - English derivatives of new vocabulary - Third person singular personal pronouns - “Translation: “ Justinianus Magnus” (Caput VI - Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 27-30)Week 8Lesson 8LFC-B, Chapter 7- Conversation: Arranging things (Usborne Latin for Beginners, p. 28-29) - 7 new 1st declension feminine nouns - 5 review of 5 1st declension verbs - English derivatives of new vocabulary - Plural Personal Pronouns - “Translation: “Muhammed et Religio Islamica” (Caput VII - Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 31-35)Week 9Lesson 9LFC-B, Chapter 8- Conversation: Asking the way (Usborne Latin for Beginners, p. 30-31) - 6 new 1st conjugation verbs - 4 new 1st and 2nd declension nouns - 1 new 1st/2nd declension adjective - Review of 7 1st and 2nd declension nouns - English derivatives of new vocabulary - First-Person Personal Pronouns - “Translation: “Carolus Magnus” (Caput VIII - Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 36-39)Week 10Lesson 10LFC-B, Chapter 9- Conversation: Finding your way around (Usborne Latin for Beginners, p. 32-33) - 4 new 1st conjugation verbs - 2 new 2nd conjugation verbs - 7 new 1st and 2nd declension nouns - Review of 5 1st conjugation verbs - English derivatives of new vocabulary - Second-Person Personal Pronouns - “Translation: “Aelfredus Magnus” (Caput IX- Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 40-43)Week 11Lesson 11LFC-B, Chapter 10Conversation: Review Unit II Review study games and activitiesWeek 12Lesson 12LFC-B, Chapter 12Conversation: Review Unit II Review study games and activities Translation: “Otto I et Imperium Rōmānum” (Caput X- Libellus dē Historiā, Pars B, pp. 44-48)
- 2. Students will review previously studied grammatical concepts, including First and Second Noun Declensions, Present Indicative, Imperfect, and Future Verb Tense Conjugations, and hundreds of previously studied words.
- 1. Students will add another 100+ Latin baseboards to the 300+ baseboards they mastered in earlier courses.
- 4. Students will learn many Third Conjugation verbs.
- 3. Student will learn many new 1st/2nd and 3rd adjectives
- 4. Students will learn many new 1st/2nd and 3rd conjugation verbs.
- 5. Students will learn many new 1st, 2nd, and 3rd declension nouns.
- 7. Students will develop proficiency in translating sentences, from English to Latin and Latin to English, that illustrate target grammatical concepts and vocabulary.
- 6. Students will learn several new irregular verb conjugations in three tenses.
- 8. Students will develop proficiency in translating short historical and literacy passages from Latin to English using text glosses and their dictionaries as aides.
- 10. Students will brainstorm about and investigate English words that are derived from studied Latin vocabulary.
- 9. Students will develop basic conversational Latin using the types of discussion frameworks typically taught in beginning world language classes.
- 11. Students will learn collaboratively by playing online study games to reinforce target Latin vocabulary and grammar.
I am a dedicated and creative literacy specialist and Latin language teacher with 30 years of experience working with students of all ages. This is my seventh year teaching on the Outschool platform. In addition to teaching my Introduction to Latin Courses I-IX series, I also teach another popular series called Vocabulary Building with Roots and Affixes, which extends through five levels. As a language buff, I’ve studied Italian, Spanish, German, Latin, and a bit of French. I hold permanent certification from New York State in Reading (grades K-12). I am also a credentialed Wilson Reading System dyslexia practitioner. I have extensive experience with Orton-Gow methods for literacy re/mediation; the foundation for that work was the introductory training I received through the Gow Teacher Training Institute. I taught Orton-Gow (Reconstructive Language) at the Gow School and the Gow School Summer Program for several years. Across the past decade, as a teacher educator and university reading center director, I helped to prepare several hundred reading teachers and literacy specialists in NY and PA. I completed my undergraduate degree at The Catholic University of America School of Music. My doctoral and master’s degrees were earned at the University at Buffalo School of Education, under the advisement of Dr. Michael W. Kibby, a nationally known literacy diagnostician and scholar. I have presented my research at several national and international conferences, including Literacy Research Association, International Reading Association, and International Dyslexia Association.
1 - 2 horas semanales fuera de clase
Tarea
Frecuencia: 1-2 por semanaComentario: incluidoDetalles: Approximately one hour of homework is assigned each week, involving written exercises and conversational practice designed to foster memorization. Some of these exercises will be in the textbooks and others will be designed by the instructor. Parents and learners are encouraged to review homework assignments together using the publisher's Answer Key.Calificación
Frecuencia: incluidoDetalles: This course is ungraded. The instructor engages in continuous informal assessment throughout the class. The class will complete numerous conversational and written activities during the class and for homework. The textbook also contains written quizzes at the end of each chapter.
As an instructor with expertise in teaching students who experience language-based learning differences, I readily adapt my instruction, real-time coaching, materials, and assignments to meet the needs of all enrolled learners.
Dr Wieland’s Introduction to Latin Courses I, II, III or its equivalent first-year middle school Latin course with another instructor
During the classes, students will need to have the following supplies on their workspace: — Latin for Children - Primer B, 2nd edition (Larsen & Perrin, 2018) — Libellus de Historia: Latin History Reader (Moore, 2005) — Usborne Internet Linked Latin for Beginners (Wilkes, 2001) — Bantam New College Latin and English Dictionary --- Notebook to use for course -- pencils and pens Recommended but Not Required: https://classicalacademicpress.com/products/latin-for-children-primer-b-program — Latin for Children B - 2nd edition - DVD — Latin for Children Primer B 2nd edition Clash Cards — Latin for Children - Primer B Activity Book 2nd edition — Latin for Children - Primer B Answer Key Other learning materials are provided by the instructor in the form of Google Docs files, crossword puzzles, word searches, etc.
Además del aula de Outschool, esta clase utiliza:
This class might be suitable for children outside of the stated age range. Please contact Dr. Wieland to discuss this.
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Nueva York Certificado de Docencia
3 Grado
Doctorado desde State University of New York at Buffalo
Maestría desde State University of New York at Buffalo
Licenciatura en Música o Teatro o Artes desde The Catholic University of America
Hello! My name is Dr. Karen Wieland. I am a NYS-certified teacher (Reading K-12) and a former high-school teacher and college professor with 25+ years of teaching experience. I currently run a thriving independent practice as a dyslexia/literacy...
Reseñas
Clase grupal
20 US$
semanalmente o 240 US$ por 12 clases1 x por semana, 12 semanas
90 min
Completado por 42 alumnos
Videoconferencias en vivo
Edades: 11-14
4-7 alumnos por clase
Asistencia financiera
Tutoría
Más para explorar
Dislexia fonéticaSesiones de Lecciones de Canto Vocal Cualquier NivelZombis de baileaprender a dibujarPrincipiante de mazmorrasAnimación digital para principiantesgato de arcillaafricanoMisterio de asesinato 2Escribir españolEscritura de terrornavidadPsat Privadodistópico inglésEscritura con teclado