Finish Lesson 14.  Complete drill sheets, and take tests for Lessons 13 & 14. Review vocabulary from Lessons 1-3.  I’ll test your memory for these on Friday. Everyday you can, go through the recitation according to these cue words: -o, voco sum, eram, ero -a, -ae, mensa -us, =i , servus -um, -i, donum case names and functions

Please finish Lesson 13 and prepare for quiz. Also, review daily (if possible) vocabulary from Lessons 6-10.  I’ll use flashcards from these lessons to quiz you on Friday.

Complete lesson 12 and study for quiz 12 covering Latin saying 12, vocabulary 12, and grammar forms from lesson 12 AND 11. Also, complete your vocabulary\worksheets.

We will be reviewing this week, so no new work! Please review all vocabulary, sayings, and grammar forms form Unit Review I.  This covers Lessons 1-5. See you on Friday!

Take Unit Test 2. Study Lesson 11, finish workbook, do drill sheets, and prepare for Quiz 11. I hope you had a great Thanksgiving week!

Complete lesson 9 workbook pages Study for lesson 9 quiz Complete vocabulary/grammar drill sheets

Complete lesson 8, take quiz 7, and study for quiz 8. Have a great week!

Salvete Ivy and Roman! Please finish workbook pages for Lesson 7 and complete your drill sheets. Study for Lesson 7 quiz!

Welcome to October and cooler weather! This week you will take Test 1 over Lessons 1-5. Also, last Friday we studied Lesson 6. Finish Lesson 6 workbook pages and study for the quiz Friday. This lesson includes numbers 1-10, 100, and 1,000, as well as the very important verb “I am” sum. Show your parents our Latin saying on the quarters I gave you. This Friday, Mrs. Summer Hamblin will be subbing for me because I will be at a wedding in Natchez.  Mrs. Hamblin is a great teacher, so you will be in good hands!

This week is Review Lesson 1 which covers lessons 1-5.  Please, complete the lesson and study for the unit test.  Roman and Ivy will be given a test to take home and complete covering the first 5 chapters on Friday the 28th. The test covers all previous vocabulary, Latin sayings, translating verbs with the various pronoun endings, derivatives, and filling in grammar boxes from the grammar forms in each lesson. Don’t hesitate to call me if you have and concerns or questions. Ivy – I hope you’re feeling all better!