NL.CLL.1.3 Use a variety of verbal and non-verbal communication strategies to ask memorized questions and express ideas or thoughts with prompting and modeling
NL.CLL. 2.1 Understand the meaning of simple, spoken greetings, words, and phrases, when accompanied by visual clues and/or prompts, as needed.
NL.CLL. 2.2 Understand the meanings of spoken words that are similar to those in the students’ language.
NL CLL 2.3 Identify written words and phrases that are similar to words and phrases in the students’ language.
NL CLL 2.4 Interpret phrases, commands, simple questions and descriptions that are presented with accompanying gestures, intonations, and other visual and auditory clues.
NL CLL 2.5 Recognize vocabulary and syntax of single words and simple memorized phrases in the target language.
NL.CLL.4.3 Recognize examples of cognates and loan words.
Objective. Review of vocabulary and grammar. Verb and nouns forms in On the Banks of the Tiber.
EQ: What thought processes must one go through to identify forms of verbs and nouns in Latin?
Bellwork: On the Banks of the Tiber pages 94-95. Copy vocabulary.
Noun and Declension Review (handout- exerices from Chapter 11)
Guided: Demonstrate and practice how to use translations in Quizlet for collaborative work using on the Banks of the Tiber. Long vocabulary list in Quizlet; shorter one.
ON
THE BANKS OF THE TIBER IN THE EIGHTH CENTURY B.C.
Translate in groups
this passage from page 94 in textbook. Use a Quizlet, classroom dictionary or the
glossary at the back of your textbook. No devices (iPad, phone or computer) may
be used for vocabulary.
In Italia prope
fluvium Tiberim habitat pastor quidam, nomine Faustulus.
Hodie ad
casam redit et uxorem, nomine Accam Larentiam, magna voce vocat, "Uxor!
Veni celeriter ad me!"
Larentia venit et
virum rogat, "Quid est, coniunx? Cur me vocas?"
"Veni mecum ad ripam
fluvii," respondet Faustulus. "Rem miram tibi ostendere volo. Necesse est
nobis festinare."
Pastor et uxor e casa
currunt et ad Tiberim festinant. Larentia virum multa rogat. Vir tamen nihil
respondet sed uxorem ad ripam fluvii ducit. Ubi adveniunt,
Larentia ripam
spectat. Ibi videt lupam, quae pueros geminos alit. Lupa pueros
diligenter curat
et lingua lambit.
"Age,
Faustule," clamat Larentia. "Ramum arboris arripe et lupam
repelle!"
"Cur me lupam
repellere iubes?" rogat vir. "Lupa pueros neque vexat
neque terret. Ecce! Pueros curat quod eos amat."
"Ita vero,"
respondet uxor, "sed ego pueros ad casam nostram portare volo.
Ego et tu pueros
velut liberos nostros curare debemus."
Faustulus ad lupam
appropinquat. Eam ramo repellere parat. Lupa tamen neque latrat neque pastorem
petit sed pueros lambit et in silvam effugit. Tum pastor et uxor
pueros ad casam portant. "Sine dubio," exclamat Faustulus,
"sunt pueri mirabiles."
Vocabulary
fluvius,
i m. river
Tiberis,
Tiberis m Tiber River
pastor,
pastoris m. shepherd
casa, -ae
f. cottage
voco,
vocare to call
coniunx,
coniugis m/f spouse
ripa, ae,
f. river bank
rem iram
a wonderful thing
tibi to
you
ostendo,
ostendere to show
multa many things
geminus, i
m. twin
alo,
alere to feed, nourish
diligenter carefully
lingua,
ae f. tongue
lambo,
lambere to lick
1. Who is Faustulus?
2. Whom does he call with
a loud voice?
3. To what place is it
necessary to hurry?
4. What does Larentia see
when she gets there?
5. What is the she-wolf
doing?
6. What does Larentia
want to do with the boys?
7. What are the last two
things that the she-wolf does?
8. What, in Faustulus's
judgment, are the boys?
Exercise IIf: Identification of Forms
In the passage on page 94, identify the
following:
1. One 1st person
singular verb.
2. Two 2nd person
singular verbs.
3. One 1st person plural
verb.
4. Three imperatives.
5. Three words in the
genitive case and the noun that each modifies.
6. Three prepositional
phrases with the accusative case.
7. Three prepositional
phrases with the ablative case.
8. Four uses of the
ablative case without a preposition.
***************Homework: Noun chart on page 187. Create a new chart with appropriate nouns from Ecce Romani I that follow the same pattern as the nouns in the chart.
74 most important verbs in Ecce Romani
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