Quiz on Wednesday! • It will be a blank chart. I’ll give you the nominative

singular and genitive singular endings.

• You will ACE it if you are:– Able to “decline” a noun

• This mean you must:– know the five cases and which order they are in on the

chart– know the endings and how to attach them to a noun

• remember where the macrons (long marks) are– know where Singular and Plural are on the chart

Tuesday

Calescite!Decline fabula, fabulae (f. story)

1st Declension Singular Plural

Nominative

Genitive

Dative

Accusative

Ablative

1st Declension Singular Plural

Nominative fabula fabulae

Genitive fabulae fabulārum

Dative fabulae fabulīs

Accusative fabulam fabulās

Ablative fabulā fabulīs

1st Declension Singular PluralNominative fabula

storyfabulaestories

Genitive fabulaeof the story

fabulārumof the stories

Dative fabulaeto the story

fabulīsto the stories

Accusative fabulamstory

fabulāsstories

Ablative fabulā(under, in, on) the story

fabulīs(with, from, toward) stories

Quiz on Wednesday! • It will be a blank chart. I’ll give you the nominative

singular and genitive singular endings.

• You will ACE it if you are:– Able to “decline” a noun

• This mean you must:– know the five cases and which order they are in on the

chart– know the endings and how to attach them to a noun

• remember where the macrons (long marks) are– know where Singular and Plural are on the chart

Binders

• Cover Sheet

• Syllabus

• Five Sections

• Notebooks paper

Work with a partner!Determine the possible case(s) and

number(s) of fabula:1. Puella fabulam narrat.2. Fabulae sunt non callidissimae.3. Caesar pervenit cum fabulīs.

Same for puella:4. Agricola dat fabulās puellīs.5. Fabulae puellārum sunt callidissimae.

On your own…Decline regina, reginae (f. queen)

1st Declension

On your own…Decline regina, reginae (f. queen)

1st Declension Singular Plural

Nominative regin regin

Genitive regin regin

Dative regin regin

Accusative regin regin

Ablative regin regin

Insana Verba!regina, agricola, puella, fabula, pirata

• __________ __________ narrat. (Nominative) (Accusative)

• _________ dat ________ ________ . (Nominative) (Accusative) (Dative)

• _________ _________ _________ verberat! (Nominative) (Accusative) (Genitive)

Wednesday

Calescite

Study 1st Declension endings.

Take out a pen/cil.

Be ready for the quiz when the bell rings!

Quiz Hodie! (Today!)• It will be a blank chart. I’ll give you the nominative

singular and genitive singular endings.

• You will ACE it if you are:– Able to “decline” a noun

• This mean you must:– know the five cases and which order they are in on the

chart– know the endings and how to attach them to a noun

• remember where the macrons (long marks) are– know where Singular and Plural are on the chart

Verbs vs. Nouns

• What is a noun? List some examples.

• What is a verb? List some examples.

• Ex: The gladiator struck the lion. (Ouch!)

• Ex: The girl gave the letter to her friend.

1st Conjugation (VERBS)• NOT 1st Declension (NOUNS)• voco, vocāre- “I call, to call”• Personal Endings:

-o/m -mus-s -tis-t -nt

• Formula:1) Drop –re2) Add personal endings3) Exception: 1st person singular…

1st Conjugation (VERBS)Present Tense

voco, vocāre- “I call, to call”

Singular Plural

1st voco I call vocamus We call

2nd vocas You call vocatis You (pl.)/Ya’ll/Youse guys call

3rd vocat He/she/it calls

vocant They call

Check out this video:

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWt13FwigCk&feature=related

• Other ways to remember include:– The “Mickey Mouse Song”

–MOST MUST ISNT

Praescriptum Domesticum

• Create a verb chart and conjugate “amo, amāre” in the Present Tense. Include the English translation.– “amo, amāre” means “I love, to love”– 1st step to take? 2nd step?

Thursday

Calescite!1. Take out your homework.

Remove everything from your desk except for your homework

and a colored pen/pencil.

2. Make sure that you have included the English translations with your

conjugations.

PDConjugate “amo, amāre” in the Present Tense.Check your partner’s homework:

Singular Plural

1st amo I love amamus We love

2nd amas You love amatis You (pl.)/Ya’ll love

3rd amat He/she/it loves

amant They love

Model Sentences

• Vertite ad paginam __________

• I will call on you to either– “Lege in lingua Latina”– “Lege in Anglice”

“Ubi sunt?”

• On the UNLINED side of each notecard, draw:– a picture of yourself in one of the rooms of a

Roman villa– a sentence in Latin– Example: Magistra est in culīnā.

• On the LINED side, write – your name & English translation of the sentence– Example: Magistra is in the kitchen.

Friday

Calescite!Decline patria, patriae (f. fatherland)1st Declension Singular Plural

Nominative

Genitive

Dative

Accusative

Ablative

1st Declension Singular Plural

Nominative patria patriae

Genitive patriae patriārum

Dative patriae patriīs

Accusative patriam patriās

Ablative patriā patriīs

Cerberus(Nostra prima fabula!...Our first story!)

• Page 7:– I will read a sentence in Latin.

– If you think you know how to translate it, raise your hand.

– OMNES should be writing down the translation as we go along.

Vocabulary Squares• pg.

• Example

STOP HERE!Slides 31-34 are for next week

Calescite!Decline via, viae (way, street, road)

1st Declension Singular Plural

Nominative

Genitive

Dative

Accusative

Ablative

1st Declension Singular Plural

Nominative via viae

Genitive viae viārum

Dative viae viīs

Accusative viam viās

Ablative viā viīs

Place “Cerberus” on your desk

• I will be coming by to check your translation.

Read “Caecilius” on page 10POLLEVERYWHERE.com

Read “Metella” on page 12POLLEVERYWHERE.com

Design your own “villa”

• Create a blueprint using information from pages 13 – 15

• Color it!

• Turn it in – Don’t forget your name…