Salvete, discipuli. I am counting on you to show your best selves while I am away and to help the substitute in guiding the class. Please maintain your groups:
Jordan JaQuan
Daniel Eli
Collin Syl
Sean T'Keisah
Homework: polish your paragraph on a king of Rome. Study vocabulary and do the prereading derivatives for Chapter 14.
Classwork
Google Classroom Kings of Rome assignment (due by the end of class). Do the reading, watch the video, answer the questions and submit to Google Classroom by the end of class. Or end of the day. Due October 15.
Here are the names of the seven kings of Rome and student assignments:
Romulus 753-716 (37) -Sean
Numa Pompilius
715-673 (40) -Eli
Tullus Hostilius
673-638
(35) - Syl
Ancus Marcius
638-614 (24) - Collin
Tarquinius Priscus 614-576 (38) - T'Kesah
Servius
Tullius 576-535 (41) - Jaquan
Tarquinius Superbus 535-510 (25) -Daniel
Lucretia - Jordan
Tarquinius Superbus 535-510 (25) -Daniel
Lucretia - Jordan
Read more about the Monarchy here.
Each student has been assigned one king of Rome to investigate further using the Monarchy (above) text and the textbook reading in Google Classroom (textbook pages 109-111). Lucretia played a major role in the fall of the Monarchy.
Each student should write up in English a well-developed paragraph (5-7 sentences) in which s/he impersonates their historical figure. E.g. "I am x. I came from y. I am known for...." Try to include as many facts from the readings and video as you can.
I have asked Latin III students to help you with your paragraphs, if you need it.
Another resource: Link to Quizlet set on kings of Rome
Review the vocabulary for Chapter 14 Practice vocabulary Chapter 14. Then do the prereading derivatives for Chapter 14.
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