This is our catalog of courses. We will occasionally adjust the course listing to reflect the addition of new courses and the retirement of others.
Throughout this twelve-week course, students will focus on learning Latin grammar and vocabulary. They will explore both Classical and Ecclesiastical pronunciations. Breakout rooms, Quizlet, and other materials supplemented by the instructor will be utilized to encourage good study habits. The textbook, First Year Henle Latin will be our overarching guide for the course.
Total classes: 12
Prerequisite: None
Suggested grade level: 9th to 12th
Suggested credit: 1 semester of foreign language
Note: This course was previously listed as Henle Latin First Year, Part One
Description
Throughout this twelve-week course, students will focus on learning Latin grammar and vocabulary. They will explore both Classical and Ecclesiastical pronunciations. Breakout rooms, Quizlet, and other materials supplemented by the instructor will be utilized to encourage good study habits. The textbook, First Year Henle Latin will be our overarching guide for the course.
Outline
This semester will cover Units One and Two of First Year Henle Latin
Week One: Unit One, Lesson 1.1, 1.3, 1.4. Nominative and Accusative Cases, Third Person Verbs
Week Two: Unit One, Lesson 1.5 – The Genitive Case. The genitive, ablative, dative, & vocative Cases
Week Three: Unit One, Lesson 2.1-2.4. Second Declension and Neuter
Week Four: Unit One, Lesson 2.5-2.6. Sum, Esse + Quod
Week Five: Unit One, Lesson 3. Third Declension
Midterm Exam!
Week Six: Unit One, Lesson 4. Fourth Declension
Week Seven: Unit One, Lesson 5. Fifth Declension
Week Eight: Review of Unit One. Review
Week Nine: Unit Two, Lesson 7. Adjectives of First and Second Declension
Week Ten: Unit Two, Lesson 8. Adjectives of Third Declension
Week Eleven: Mastery Review Vocabulary No. 1 (Units One and Two)
Week Twelve: Review of Units One and Two
Materials and Homework
Course Materials: First Year Henle Latin textbook, Answer Key, and Grammar Book
Homework: Students will have homework assignments, quizzes, and exams that will reinforce the material covered in this course. Students can expect to spend 30 minutes a day on their homework. In addition to homework, students will be encouraged to study Latin for at least fifteen minutes each day for mastery of both vocabulary and grammar.
