9th Grade Latin III - Week 20 < Week 21 > Week 22

NOTA BENE: The information on this page is subject to (and most certainly will) change. Students are responsible for writing down their assignments in their CJs.

Monday
Do Now: Read the About the language on p. 51 and create the future active infinitives of these verbs (all on the St. 38 checklist):
eripere, iungere, regere
Check answers and follow up by having them form the FA infinitives of oriri and polliceri.  
When they have the morphology down, show them indirect statements with FA infinitives and practice with sentences b and d.
Take the Buzz quiz once and see how they do. Provide more practice if needed.M
Read the Polla story with fill-in-the-blank AM worksheet, and go over answers.

Tuesday
Do Now: Verb Watch worksheet (#4-7, 14-16 only)
Review translations... kids most likely won't have issue... note that #5 includes the present passive infinitive, which they technically haven't seen yet in an indirect statement.
Follow up with About the language 3: ind. stat. with pres. pass. infinitive on Buzz.
Review most missed (if needed).
Finally, pre-read pridie nuptiarum and students answer questions with "pridie nuptiarum" worksheet part A.
With any time left over, practice for vocab quiz.

Wednesday
Do Now: clear desk for quiz
STAGE 38 VOCABULARY QUIZ (all checklist words except familia, prohibere, and legere)
when done, "pridie nuptiarum" worksheet part B
Practicing the language 1 (present subjunctive practice) on Buzz,


Thursday
Do Now: Give the present subjunctive version of the following verbs: ignoras, prohibemus, iungunt, eripit
After that, look at examples b and f from the exercise in the book (choosing correct form and translating sentences)
We then discuss the perfect subjunctive with ATL 2... review the exercise in the book, then do the Buzz quiz once.
When done, look at confarreatio I... mostly getting the big picture here with general questions:
What is Polla's mom, Flavia, doing?
What does the enslaved person tell them?
Describe the scene in the atrium.
What about the ceremony seems similar to marriage ceremonies we are familiar with?

Friday
Do Now: #1, 8-10, 17-18 on "Verb Watch" worksheet
Review answers
Review confarreatio I and take the Buzz quiz
When done, complete the "Tenses of the Subjunctive" worksheet (these are tough sentences... a bit of an extension activity. Do not do #8 bc of content).