Mr. Kobielnik Latin Class Lesson Plans, Periods 1, 2, 3, 5c, & 6 Monday: 8/31/15 “Come and Go with Me . . .” Content and Skills: duodeviginti (18), undeviginti (19), viginti (20). I, II, III, IIII/IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, VIIII/IX, X (1-10). veni (come here), i (go). is est (he is), ea est (she is), id est (it is). Student Learning Objectives (YWBAT / YWK): Count from 18 to 20. Identify Roman numerals from I to X. Follow two new verb commands. Say “he is,” “she is,” and “it is.” Learning Activities 1. Review 0 – 17; show students how to create 18 – 20. 2. Watch & count along: Sesame Street style numbers. 3. Discuss Roman numerals, I to X. 4. Follow verb commands kinesthetically; add come & go. 5. Review “I am” & “you are;” learn “he/she/it is.” 6. Translate five simple sentences on smartboard. Assessment Observe vocal & kinesthetic review activities. Questioning strategies for numbers, RN’s, & verbs. Translation for vocabulary: adj’s, pronouns & LV’s Homework/Study Teach someone to count from 0 – 20 in Latin. Return (signed) Classroom Expectations by 9/2/15. 8/31/15 to 9/3/15 Mr. Kobielnik Latin Class Lesson Plans, Periods 1, 2, 3, 5c, & 6 8/31/15 to 9/3/15 Tuesday: 9/1/15 “First step… Second step…. Third step….” Content and Skills: Latin alphabet Pronouncing Latin letters: b, d, f, l, m, n, p, q, s, t, x; special: v [w]. Ordinal numbers: primus/a, secundus/a, tertius/a, quartus/a, quintus/a. Verb commands: scribe (write) & lege (read). Student Learning Objectives (YWBAT / YWK): The Classical Latin Alphabet Pronounce letters that have the same English & Latin pronunciation & v. Count using ordinal numbers, first through fifth. Follow two new verb commands. Learning Activities 1. We will kinesthetically review all five singular subject pronoun/LV combos. 2. Brief review: sight-translations of 5 more sentences (similar to yesterday). 3. Warmup singing “Decem Romani” and “Salve, Vale” portion; sing “Latin Alphabet Song;” discuss pronunciation similarities and the letter v [w]. 4. Review: counting 0-20 aloud & watch Numeri Latini (youtube); then, learn to count using ordinal numbers (first, second… fifth), masc. & fem. forms. 5. Review: all verb commands; add scribe (write) & lege (read). 6. Exit ticket. Assessment Observation during kinesthetic & call/response. Verbal check for understanding for review and after each segment. Exit ticket: 3 questions. (a) pron. v (b) ordinals (c) scribe/lege Homework/Study Count aloud 0-20 & 1st – 10th. Return (signed) Classroom Expectations by 9/2/15 (tomorrow). Mr. Kobielnik Latin Class Lesson Plans, Periods 1, 2, 3, 5c, & 6 8/31/15 to 9/3/15 Wednesday: 9/2/15 “Walk Like a Man…..” Content and Skills: pronouncing Latin letters: h, (k), r; special: g [g] & c [k] Ordinal numbers: sextus/a, septimus/a, octavus/a, nonus/a, decimus/a. adjective “gender:” -us (masculine) & -a (feminine) Verb commands: ambula (walk) & naviga (sail). Student Learning Objectives (YWBAT / YWK): Pronounce letters h, (k), r, g, & c. Count using ordinal numbers, sixth through tenth. Explain adjective gender & give names/endings of two genders Follow two new verb commands. Learning Activities 1. Collect students’ signed portion of classroom rules; answer any questions. 2. Repeat portion we know of “Salve, Vale” in Latin; then, listen to song twice. 3. Review: cardinals 0-20 & ordinals 1st – 5th; learn ordinals 6th – 10th. 4. Review: adjectives; discuss gender & endings; “Es tu laeta?” (raise hand); 5. Kinesthetic verb commands review; add ambula (walk) & naviga (sail). Assessment Observe and reinforce/redirect: individual and group pronunciations. Verbal questioning: ordinal and cardinal numbers. Kinesthetic participation and oral recall of verb commands. Homework/Study Practice work: verb commands, counting, simple sentences. Mr. Kobielnik Latin Class Lesson Plans, Periods 1, 2, 3, 5c, & 6 8/31/15 to 9/3/15 Thursday: 9/3/15 “We are Family….” Content and Skills: English derivatives: adversary, salvage, grueling, valiant. Indo-European languages; mother/daughter languages; cognates, roots, derivatives. Roots: -vert/-vers-, salv-, gruel, val-; affixes: ad, -ing, -nt “Non est praescriptum domesticum hodie!” (There is no homework today) Student Learning Objectives (YWBAT / YWK): Four roots & three affixes in English derivatives Ten other words connected to the four root words. Place both Latin and English within the Indo-European language family. Translate “Non est praescriptum domesticum hodie.” Learning Activities 1. Review & collect last night’s practice. 2. The places of Latin and English in the Indo-European language family; video clip; discuss the terms “cognate,” “direct cognate,” “mother/daughter/sister languages” & “derivative;” Latin Alive animated vocabulary clip. 3. Brief review of this week’s English vocabulary words; students work with partners to break down words into their roots and affixes. 4. A look at other words connected to these roots; whole-class SAT-style quiz using smartboard. 5. Review: verb commands; Game – “Simo Dicit” (Simon Says), with prizes. Assessment Last night’s homework is practice for counting, verb commands, & sentences. Verbal questioning: cognate, direct cognate, derivative, root, mother/daughter/sister languages, Indo-European language family, etc. Homework/Study Non est praescriptum domesticum hodie! (no homework)