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=Latin I= Here is a PowerPoint Worksheet on the 12 Labors of Hercules. The second page of the worksheet has an internet link to a site students can use to look up information on the labors. M. Stephenson


 * Tip toe through the Amsco**. Whenever you have an extra five minutes and need a quick activity, grab the grammar Amsco text and open it randomly to any page. Read the cultural section on that page beginning with the words "Did you know..?" It may spark an question/answer session or just a quick opportunity to add a little enrichment at the end of class. Try it. I think you'll like it. I got this idea from Maureen O'Donnell, 1983, Virginia Teacher of the Year. K. Lewis.


 * Urbs Aeterna** - A worksheet for the beginning of the year. A great introduction to Rome. Students will need access to the Latin LFA textbook and the Internet. L. Green


 * Tombstones** - Great for the Halloween season. Students follow a series of simple directions to create their own tombstones. I always follow or introduce this activity with a discussion on the Roman beliefs and traditions regarding death, funeral rites, and burials. When I post these, I place them on the walls leading to my classroom as though lining the "roads to Rome." The tombstone image was borrowed from BBC-Schools-Rome site. L. Green


 * Slavery WebQuest** - A webquest on Roman slavery, slaves, and freedmen. L. Green


 * Pompeii WebQuest** - A webquest on the eruption of Vesuvius and Pompeii. The website given is EXCELLENT! L. Green

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=Latin II=

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