About me |
A FEW OF MY FAVORITE (NON-ACADEMIC) THINGS:
Running
Sushi, bacon, chips, fancy cheese and gummy candy
Dr. Who
Crossword puzzles
"The Nightmare Before Christmas", "Princess Bride", "Lord of the Rings"
Maine
Harry Potter
Stephen King
My dog (kids and husband are okay too)
A FEW OF MY FAVORITE (ACADEMIC) THINGS:
Greco-Roman Deity: Bacchus
War: War of the Roses
Roman: Julius Caesar
Philosophers: Kant, Nietzsche
Roman Authors: Juvenal, Ovid, Petronius, Lucan, Catullus
Greek Author: Euripides
Latin Tense: Future-Perfect "I will have studied"
Latin Grammatical Construction: Ablative Absolute "with the lesson having been studied" |
Message |
In the 2020-2021 school year I am teaching Latin I, Latin II, Latin III/IV (prose), independent study in Latin novellas and financial literacy
SCHEDULE
block 1: fin lit
block 3: Latin III Honors
block 4: Latin II Advanced
block 5: Latin I Advanced
block 6: fin lit
block 7: independent study
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My links |
National Latin Exam
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| Myth Web
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| Theoi Mythology Website
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| Latin Shared Activities on Quia, use to find additional practice
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| Latin-English Dictionary
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| LFA Text user name (LAT12003) password (jeth5feb)
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| Culture and History at vRoma
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| Latin Abbreviations Used in English
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| Searchable Latin Quotes
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| Legal Latin
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| Latin Grammar from Ohio State University
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| The Latin Library (texts of Livy, Catullus, Ovid, etc)
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| College Board - AP Latin Information
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| Loebs Online - Latin Text with English Translations
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| Latin Grammar from St. Louis University
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| Latin Grammar, Vocabulary and Worksheets from Ursinus College
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| Perseus Page from Tuft University
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| Woodcuts based on Ovid's Metamorphoses
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| Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar (thorough grammatical explanations with examples)
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| Lacus Curtius - primary and secondary literature
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| Latin Tutorial on YouTube
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| Latin Library Handouts (grammar)
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