That email went out before I finished it- sorry! Hi, You have your first test this Friday , 9/25. The test will have a Geometry part and an algebra part. The geometry part will consist of 10 definitions that you will need to write out and then 15 Geometry problems to work much like the ones in the student workbook. The algebra part will be 10 equations/inequalities. Monday Finish filling out the Vocabulary sheet that I handed out in class Friday. Do Test 2 in the Test booklet (Check your answers in the hardback book) Tuesday Do Test 3 in the test book(check answers) P. 753 section 6.1 , 1-15…

Great job translating on Friday! Finish Visual Latin Lesson 9. Quiz for Friday: Present tense verb endings chart on page 32 of your VL binder.  Also, 10 vocabulary words:  iam, now; etiam, also; heri, yesterday; hodie, today; quoque, also; sed, but; unus, one; duo, two; tres, three; quattuor, four.

Congratulations on making it to the Lingua Latina book!  Fun! Fun! Fun!  Remember  – BRING YOUR LINGUA LATINA BOOK TO CLASS! Finish Visual Latin Lesson 17 Friday’s Quiz will be the present tense active endings AND the present tense passive endings found on page 85 of your VL binder. Finish reading Lingua Latina Chapter 1.  You will start at the 8th paragraph and read to the Grammatica Latina section on page 10.

Finish Visual Latin Lessons 6 & 7.  We did most of these in class.  Practice memorizing the chart on page 23.  Do this everyday if possible.  These endings need to be second nature before you move on!  You CAN do it! Quiz for Friday:  Know the entire chart on page 23, Feminine, Masculine, & Neuter.  I will give you a chart minus the endings.  YOU will supply the endings! Have a great week.  I’m very proud of all of you!

Finish Visual Latin Lessons 14 & 15 QUIZ for Friday:  The Interrogative Pronoun Chart on page 58.  Also know that the Relative Pronoun Chart on page 67 is the same chart, save the 3 exceptions.  KNOW the 3 exceptions!  The quiz will be a chart with everything but the Latin pronouns.  You will fill in the Latin with Interrogative Pronouns and then list the 3 exceptions for Relative Pronouns separately. Make sure you bring your Lingua Latina textbook to class this Friday!

Monday Read lesson 4 carefully in the hardback book Lesson 4A, 4C Algebra P. 293, 31-35 odd P. 298, 21-33 odd Tuesday Lesson 4D, 4E Algebra P.305, 19-31odd Wednesday Read lesson 5 carefully You may want to google how to construct a perpendicular bisector of a line segment and how to bisect an angle if you didn’t understand in class Lesson 5A, 5C Algebra P. 305, 33-43 odd Thursday Lesson 5D, 5E P. 50 ,5-10 this is part of an honors lesson Let me know if you have questions, Mrs. A

Monday Read p. 43-48 carefully. Take note of p. 43 where domain of a rational expression is discussed. P. 50, 1-19 odd Do 1/2 of the review sheet that I gave out in class Tuesday P. 50, 21-35 odd Wednesday P. 51, 39-57 odd Thursday P. 74-76 READ carefully P. 79, 73-79 odd P. 82, 20-22all (I’ll send out answers to even ones) Finish up the review sheet that I handed out in class Remember you have a test on 9/25 covering sections R.1-R.5. Come to class ready to ask any questions from these sections. Have a good week and let me know if you have any questions, Mrs. A

Hi! Monday Happy Labor Day! Tuesday Lesson 3B Algebra review read p. 276-279 in red book P. 280, 15-41 odd Wednesday Lesson 3C and 3D Algebra p. 286/287, 19-65 odd Thursday Lesson 3E and honors lesson Let me know if you have questions, Mrs A

Monday Happy Labor Day! Tuesday Read p. 38 and 39 carefully studying examples. P. 41,47-71 odd P. 42/43, 85-103 odd Wednesday P. 78/79, 39-61 odd P. 80, 85-95 odd Thursday P. 79, 63-73 odd P. 81, 10-13 all P. 82, 16-19 all Let me know if you have questions, Mrs A

Well done in class today. You hung in there with me as we were covering noun cases!  We’re going to hang out on lesson 5 until we nail down this new concept and the vocabulary.  So, your homework is: Finish Visual Latin lesson 5 Quiz:  Know what the first five noun cases are and how they are used Nominative:  subjects, predicate adj. & predicate nominatives Genitive:  shows possession, of clauses Dative:  indirect objects, to or for something or someone Accusative:  direct objects, receives the action Ablative:  “in, by, with, from” nouns following these prep. Try to memorize the chart on page 18 (This will not be quizzed this Friday.)  Memorize…