Latin II - Semester - 2

Course Details:

History-changing battles, great poets and statesmen, classic art and architecture, and a language that was heard throughout most of the known world. In Latin I, students read the opening credits of this epic movie. In Latin II, the plots and the characters that populated ancient Rome come alive. In this course, students build on their knowledge of Latin grammar and vocabulary. In the process, they sense the beauty of the language and the passion of those who spoke it. A clear, expressive, and flexible language-a language in which students can communicate-supports Roman engineering, art, commerce, and system of laws.

This course gives students a solid grounding in the structure of the language. It also gives them a clear lens for looking into the heart and majesty of the Roman spirit.

Prerequisites:

• Latin II - Semester - 1

Required Materials:

Student-Supplied Resources:

Students need to supply the following materials to complete the coursework.

You are expected to supply the following materials:

• A word processing program (WordPad is sufficient)
• Plenty of paper for computer printing
• One two-inch, three-ring binder and three-hole punch -OR- Composition notebook for handwritten notes
• One set of subject separators/tabs for your notebook
• A folder on your hard drive to save your assignments, as well as a non-local back-up location (i.e. Cloud-based folder or email)

Syllabus:

Module 5: King of Kings

• 01 King of Kings Production Goals
• 02 King of Kings production Schedule
• 03 Geography Historical Discussion
• 04 On Location – Provinces
• 05 King of Kings Vocabulary Props
• 06 Participles
• 05 Reading Reges Iterum
• 06 Participles
• 07 Reading Reges Iterum
• 08 Reading Reges Iterum et Iterum
• 09 Famous Quotes
• 10 King of Kings History Discussion
• 11 Horatius Translation
• 12 People, Places, and Events ot eh Roman Republic
• 13 King of Kings Time to Dialogue
• 14 King of Kings You are the Producer
• 15 King of Kings review

Module 6: Arms and the Man

• 01 Arms and the Man Production Goals
• 02 Arms and the Man Production Schedule
• 03 Life and Times of Julius Caesar
• 04 Caesar History Question
• 05 Infinitives
• 06 Roman Army
• 07 Great Battles of the Republic
• 08 Arms and the Man Historical Discussion
• 09 Arms and the Man Vocabulary Props: Part 1
• 10 Reading Cincinnatus
• 11 Cincinnatus History Discussion
• 12 Mottoes and Abbreviations
• 13 Arms and the Man Vocabulary Props: Part 2
• 14 Regulus Translation
• 15 Arms and the Man History Discussion
• 16 Arms and the Man you are the Producer
• 17 Arms and the Man Review

Module 7: Silent Movie

• 01 Silent Movie Production Goals
• 02 Silent Movie Production Schedule
• 03 People, Places, and Events of the Roman Empire
• 04 The Fall of the Roman Empire
• 05 Participles and Infinitives Practice
• 06 Participles and Infinitives Test
• 07 Historical Timeline
• 08 Silent Movie Historical Discussion
• 09 Silent Movie Vocabulary Props
• 10 Indirect Statement Traslation
• 11 Indirect statement Test
• 12 Silent Movie Time to Dialogue
• 13 Silent Movie you are the Producer
• 14 Silent Movie Review

Module 8: Goldfinger

• 01 Goldfinger Production Goals
• 02 Goldfinger Production Schedule
• 03 Mythology Overview
• 04 Mythology Vocabulary
• 05 Mythology Library Research
• 06 Comparison of Adjectives
• 07 Comparison of Adverbs
• 08 Comparison of -er and -lis Adjectives and Adverbs
• 09 Goldfinger Vocabulary Props: Part 1
• 10 Reading Midas Iterum
• 11 Comparison of Irregular Adjectives
• 12 Adjectives and Adverbs Screen Test
• 13 Goldfinger Vocabulary Props: Part 2
• 14 Daedalus Translation
• 15 Community Involvement Survey
• 16 Goldfinger You are the Producer
• 17 Goldfinger Review
• 18 Second Semester Objective Exam
• 19 Second Semester translation Exam
• 20 Course Enrichment Credit

Module 9: Metamorphoses

• 01 Metamorphoses production Goals
• 02 Metamorphoses Production Schedule
• 03 Noun Review
• 04 Pronoun Review
• 05 Vocabulary and Derivatives Review
• 06 Participles Review
• 07 Sum and Possum Review
• 08 Indirect Statement Review
• 09 People, Places, and Events Review
• 10 Culture Review (mythology, Odyssey, epics, ect.)
• 11 Verb Review