Latin3

= = = = = Latin III =

Miss Milburn

 * //Course Description://**

This course continues the study of the Latin Language involving translation of material from English to Latin and Latin to English with an intensive introduction and review of grammar. The course also further develops the student’s understanding of Roman culture, history, and mythology with an emphasis on the domestic lives and education of the Ancient Romans.


 * //Course Requirements://**

1. __Notebook__ – Students will take notes on various topics and keep these notes in an organized 3-ring binder (preferable) or a folder. The compilation will be checked and graded at the end of each marking period. 2. __Quizzes__ – Vocabulary and Grammar quizzes are administered throughout the course. 3. __Translations__ – Stories in the textbook may be collected and graded throughout the course. 4. __Tests__ – Unit tests are administered at the end of Chapters 33, 37, and 42 assessing all material covered during the unit. 5. __Projects__ – Students will complete one project per marking period. The exact projects are yet to be decided but they will involve Roman Culture, History, or Mythology. Other possibilities involve overall review or Etymology. Students will have at least a month to complete the project. 6. __Homework__ is occasionally graded for completion. Students are expected to complete **__all__** assigned work, no exceptions. 7. A small amount of extra credit is available per marking period.


 * //Some of the Topics Covered://**

Ablative Case Constructions Latin Derivatives Pronouns City Housing Comparative Adjectives & Adverbs Clothes Making/Hairstyles Passive Voice Recipes & Menus Infinitives Roman Education Participles Roman Empire Subordinate Clauses/Subjunctive Mood Ancient Writing Dates Piracy