Adjective Agreement Worksheet
joakman2016-05-11T10:36:30-04:00Adjective Agreement Worksheet
Here's a very simple worksheet on adjective agreement
Parts of the Body Worksheet
joakman2016-05-11T10:37:11-04:00Parts of the Body Worksheet
Here's a very simple worksheet on parts of the body
“Volo/Nolo”
joakman2016-05-11T10:37:46-04:00"Volo/Nolo"
"Volo/Nolo" is a game about forming simple sentences. Each sentence must begin with either "Volo" (I want to) or "Nolo" (I don't want to) followed by a verb phrase and a prepositional phrase. Thus, you can create sentences such as "I don't want to sing in the garden,"...
“Quid Facis?”
joakman2016-05-11T10:38:21-04:00"Quid Facis?"
"Quid Facis?" practices just the first person singular forms of verbs, such as amo, video, narro, teneo, etc. The game needs a question reader to read aloud various scenarios and the players use the cards in their hand to respond as to what they would do.
“Simple Silly Sentence Game”
joakman2016-05-11T10:38:55-04:00"Simple Silly Sentence Game"
"The Simple Silly Sentence Game" makes two-words sentences and features some silly animal pictures, so you can make sentences like "The dog reads" or "The fish orders." It has 16 animal cards and two spinners: one for the subjects and one for the verbs.
“The Verb Conjugation Game”
joakman2016-05-11T10:39:48-04:00"The Verb Conjugation Game"
This game practices two conjugation forms: verbs like amare (to love) and videre (to see) and makes special emphasis on the endings. Players try to get cards that match English/Latin, such as "I love/amo" and place them on their conjugation mat next to the appropriate...
