DRILLS & REVIEW GAMES:
Latin 1:
Magistra's
QUIA, CLC Unit 1
CLC Online
Vocab Tester for Unit 1 (1st semester)
CSCP's
Unit 1 Online Resources
Magistra's
QUIA, CLC Unit 2
CLC Online Vocab Tester for Unit 2 (2nd semester)
CSCP's
Unit 2 Online Resources
Latin 2:
Magistra's
QUIA,
CLC, Unit 3
CLC Online Vocab Tester for Unit 3
CSCP's
Unit 3 Online Resources, part 1(called book 3)
CSPS's
Unit 3 Online Resources, part 2 (called book 4)
Latin 3:
Magistra's
QUIA, Ecce 2
Magistra's
(QUIA, ECCE 1-2)
Prentice Hall's
Ecce Romani II Student Page
Ecce Romani Useful Links
Latin 4/Vergil
AP:
Magistra's
QUIA,Vergil
Certamen:
Magistra's (incipient)
QUIA Certamen
Classics Unveiled
Demodocus.com Online
Flashcards (lots of challenging topics!)
Clickable
Roman Map Quiz
National Latin Exam:
National Latin Exam.
We
will be taking the National Latin Exam in the spring. Students who
continue their studies in Latin at the high school level and who
score well on the exam qualify for scholarship money for college.
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FUN GAMES AND SUCH:
Clickable
Roman Map Quiz
Demodocus.com Online
Flashcards (lots of topics!)
The
Games of Senex Caecilius (if you like logic
games, you'll like a lot of what you'll find here; plus Senex was my
high school biology teacher...)
Latin Scrabble Online!
(start up a game with me at any time but please use the ginlindzey
at lindzey dot come address)
Latin TONGUE TWISTERS!
Create your own
Mad Glibs for
Latin
Nugae Latinae,
which includes Zap Caecilius, Fireball, and other CLC related games.
Request
an Audience with Caesar
Rinse the Blood
off My Toga Here's the
audio file for part of Rinse the Blood off My Toga and here's the
whole script!
Winged
Sandals (lots of neat stuff about mythology plus some silly games
to amuse)
You
Wouldn't Want to be a Gladiator! (amusing site)
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BLOGS & PODCASTS: First, OUR
BLOG!
Dripping Latin - Join us in writing some new stories, and giving
some old stories a new twist! MEANINGFUL participation on these
blogs will count as extra credit (to be determined).
Most of these blog sites are by teachers and often are
for teachers, but they will give you insight into what's going on with
classics currently, what gets discussed, and broader themes that our
classical education provides. Explore and enjoy as you wish.
AudioLatinProverbs
Audio
Video Disco
Bestiaria Latina Blog
eClassics
(the latest in exciting things going on in the teaching of Latin,
including YouTube items created by students across the country)
Latinum (a podcast for immersion Latin)
The Latin Zone (my rantings about Latin and teaching)
Marginalia
Prometheus (a blog that is a comic strip!)
rogueclassicism (always full of great info on classics related
stuff going on, from news and amusing tidbits to archaeology)
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SITES ABOUT LATIN
or IN LATIN:
Latin Weather
What's the weather--in LATIN!
Perseus Digital Library
SALVI (Septentrionale Americanum Latinitatis Vivae Institutum/North
American Institute for Living Latin Studies)
THE
ENDLESS NOUN ENDING SONG! for 1st-3rd
decl.
The Latin Library
complete texts of classical authors
Two Hundred Essential
Latin Words
Vicifons/Wikipedia
in Latin
Whitaker's
Words No Latin dictionary? Check here!
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MYTHOLOGY:
Dick
Caldwell's Greek Myths
The
Gods and Their Planets
MythWeb
(cool site!)
Winged
Sandals
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ROMAN CIVILIZATION
& OTHER CLASSICS RESOURCES:
AbleMedia
Classics Technology Center. This site has a variety of
information on all aspects of the ancient world.
Classics Unveiled
COOL site with information about Roman History, Roman Life, Vocabulary
and Derivatives.
Clickable
Roman Map Quiz
Digital Roman
Forum
Electronic Resources for Classicists
Glassmaking in Roman Times
(goes with Unit 2)
HBO ROME website
History of the Roman
Legions (take a look! cool stuff, including where to purchase
miniature Roman soldiers)
The Illustrated History of
the Roman Empire
Minimus Website.
A delightful site featuring the Minimus text and cartoons, developed in
England for teaching Latin to elementary age children.
Fun! Show it to your little brother or sister.
NOVA:
Roman Baths
Perseus Digital Library
The Roman Empire in
the First Century
Roman
Funerary Portraits from Egypt
Roman Women
Scale Model of
Rome
Seven Wonders of the
Ancient World (with printable models!)
Vicifons (Latin
Wikepedia)
Vesuvius
Erupting
Virtual
Catalog of Roman Coins. Mirabile visu! Just take a look at Roman
coins and learn about their value as propaganda for the empire!
Virtual Gallery of
Sculpture. Take a look at the sculpture that the Greeks and
Romans treasured.
VRoma: A Virtual
Community (we should explore this and use it)
The Web Gallery of
Art. This gallery allows you to search by topic so you can find
images from ancient times through the Renaissance and more featuring
mythological characters and more.
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SCIENCE MEETS THE CLASSICS:
Clouds
Dr.
Math's Roman Numerals
The
Gods and Their Planets
Institute for Nautical
Archaeology. (At Texas A&M!) This site has photos and articles of the amazing
dives done by the INA.
NASA photos for Classics
(so cool!)
Vesuvius
Erupting
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CLASSICS AND FICTION:
Fred Mench's
Database of Roman Fiction. This is a wonderful compilation of
fiction set in Rome. My favorite author among those listed is Lindsey Davis for
her splendid writing, her humor, and her seemingly realistic
depiction of Rome.
The Official Website of
Lindsey Davis. This site belongs to author Lindsey Davis
who write humorous fiction (mysteries) set in Rome. I admit to being
partial; I'm her webmistress.
Roman Mysteries Website by Caroline Lawrence. These books are
for a younger audience and have been turned into a British tv
series, surely soon to be headed our way.
Steven Saylor Website This site belongs to author Steven Saylor,
brother of DSHS math teacher Ron Saylor. The majority of his books
are set in the Roman Republic. His most recent, Roma, is an amazing
journey from before the founding of Rome through Augustus rise to
emperor.
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