Monday – Test*BINDER REMINDER*

Tuesday

Lupercalia

Lupercalia

• Pastoral holiday– cleanse the city, avert evil

• Story of Rome’s founding– Romulus & Remus, nursed by a she-wolf (lupa)– “lupus” means it was related to…

• Tradition: Young men running through streets– Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar

Create a “Lupercalia” Card

• Draw names

• Create a card!!!

• Include at least ONE Latin sentence– a picture– and COLOR!!!

Consiliī• Tu es bonus/a amicus/a!!!

• Tu es optimus/a amicus/a!!!

• Amo te! Amo te valde!!!

• Tu es pulcher puer/pulchra puella.• Tu es pulchrior quam Angelina Jolie!• Tu es pulcherrimus/a puer/puella!

• Erisne meus/a? Voca me! ;)

Wednesday

CalesciteTranslate:

Magistra examinem discipulīs dēdit.

Discipulī īram Magistrae ostendērunt! Ēheu!

Model Sentences pg. 182 & 183

In groups of THREE / FOUR

Each group has a number

Translate togetherOne person will read translation for class

“Marcus et Quartus”pg. 184

Translate 1 – 11 together (as a class)

Finish lines 12 – 22 (end) for praescriptum domesticum

Thursday

CalesciteTake out “Marcus et Quartus”

translation.Take out colored pen/cil.

REMINDERS:MISSING WORK?TEST RETAKES?

NOTEBOOKS NEXT FRIDAY!

“Sulla”Fabula formarum virgarum!!!

Non necesse est vobis scribere fabulam…

Sed necesse EST vobis audire diligenter!!!

Verbs That Govern the Dative*(Most verbs govern the __________ case.)*

respondeō, respondēre, responsīdiscipulī Magistrae respondērunt.

credō, crēdere, credidīvōs amīcīs crēditis.

faveō, favēre, favīRōmānī dilligentissimīs puellīs et puerīs favent.

More Datives FOR You!placetne tibi? mihi placet.Is it pleasing to you? It is pleasing to me.

mihi : ________ nōbīs : _________tibi : _________ vōbīs : _________

Friday

CalesciteTake out your Grammar Notes and be

prepared to write

QUESTION WORDS?Quis? Quid? Ubi?

Cur?

-ne : vōsne estis contentī?Are you (pl.) satisfied? (Yes or

No)

num : num Quīntus timet?Surely Quintus is not afraid?

(NO)

“Lucius Spurius Pomponianus”“in villa” (x2)

ClemensGrumio

“prope amphitheatrum” (x2)divisorGrumioClemenspistor

“Lucius Spurius Pomponianus”“in foro”

pistor primus (x2)pistor secundus (x2)pistor tertiusClemensGrumiomercator primus (x2)mercator secundus (x2)mercator tertius

“Lucius Spurius Pomponianus”“in culina”

ClemensGrumio

“in culina” : in LATINClemens Grumio

NARRATOR – italics at beginning of each scene

Monday – No School

Tuesday

Calescite!Decline “pax, pacis” f. peace

Consider: which declension is it???

“Lucius Spurius Pomponianus”“in villa”

ClemensGrumio

“prope amphitheatrum”divisorGrumioClemenspistor

“Lucius Spurius Pomponianus”“in foro”

pistor primus (x2)pistor secundus (x2)pistor tertiusClemensGrumiomercator primus (x2)mercator secundus (x2)mercator tertius

“Lucius Spurius Pomponianus”“in culina”

ClemensGrumio

“in culina” : in LATINClemens Grumio

NARRATOR – italics at beginning of each scene

Wednesday - NOTEBOOKS

Thursday & Friday – Test Review

Test Review, Word Study, Culture, VINCO