MONDAY

Word StudyTest Review

VINCO? OR FLYSWATTER?

Flyswatter Game!!!

aedificō auxilium consentiō

cōnsilium deinde dīmittō

effugiō flōsimperātor

dērīdeō faber dēlectō

inter melior nāvigō

parātus vertōsimula c

pereō tollō postrīdiē

nōnne? pōnōpūnio

summus supersum dare

consilium deinde delecto

aedifico auxilium consentio

derideo dimitto effugio

ita melior navigo paratus

faber flos imperator inter

pereo pono postridie

punio simulac summus

supersum tollo verto

num nonne -ne

deleo deus difficilis

diligenter domina donum

familiaris fidelis ipse

iste lavo maritus

necesse nobilis quam

quamquam –que rex ubi

alius aqua claudo

commodus debeo effigies

equus etiam fractus

impedio lectus lente

mare miser nauta

princeps redeo sacerdos

plaustrum praesum qui

saxum teneo unda vinco

Wednesday

Calescite!Scribete in lingua Latina et in Anglice:

rēx per aulam Quīntum dūcēbat.servī magnum ōvum in mēnsam posuerant.

omnēs hospitēs Belimicum dērīdebant.

Answer the following question:The floors of Cogidubnus’ palace were decorated with

A. granite B. cementC. mosaics D. water…it was under the sea!

Model Sentences

♠pg. 92

♣We will translate together (w00t w00t!).

♥You do NOT have to write these down.

♦Introduction to the GENITIVE case…from which Latin word is “genitive” derived?

Thursday

Calescite!

Singular Plural

1st

2nd

3rd

Conjugate “laudō, laudāre, laudāvī” (I praise, to praise, I praised) in the Perfect Tense.

Conjugate “laudō, laudāre, laudāvī” (I praise, to praise, I praised)

in the Perfect Tense.

Singular Plural

1st laudavī I have warned

laudavimus We have warned

2nd laudavistī You have warned

laudavistis Ya’ll have warned

3rd laudavit S/He/It have warned

laudaverūnt They have warned

“tumultus” Pars Una

• Take out:– Pen/cil– Paper– Your brain! (Tua mens!)

“tumultus” Pars Una

• Vertite ad paginam…

Fabula Formārum Virgārum!!!

Friday

Calescite!

Singular Plural

1st

2nd

3rd

Conjugate “videō, vidēre, vīdī” (I see, to see, I saw)

in the PLUPERFECT Tense.

Conjugate “videō, vidēre, vīdī” (I see, to see, I saw)

in the PLUPERFECT Tense.

Singular Plural

1st videram I had seen

videramus We had seen

2nd videras You had seen

videratis Ya’ll had seen

3rd viderat S/He/It had seen

viderant They had seen

“tumultus”Pars Dua

pg. 94

• We will translate together

• Whatever we don’t finish is homework…including questions on pg. 96

***Pay special attn. to the ________________ tenseand the ___________ case***