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Match the Valentine Words! amo, amare, amavi, amatus miro, mirare, miravi, miratus odio, odire, odivi rubra, rubrus, rubrum volo caerula, caerulus, caerulum amor, amoris osculum, osculi (n) rosa, rosae viola, violae amplexus, amplexi valentina, -ae OR valentinus, -i amans, amantis cor, cordis (n) sweetheart to hate kiss red love valentine blue heart a rose to admire a violet to love an embrace I want Warm Up for 2/17 Match the Valentine Words!

Warm Up for 2/22 Number 1-10 and write down Latin words that you feel would make this a more exciting story. Pay attention to grammar! 1 olim ________ (noun) in foro ambulabat. Grumio quoque in foro ambulabat. subito _________ (noun) spectat. eheu! _______ (noun) est ________ (noun)! Grumio et _______ (noun) ex foro __________ (verb). eheu! canes et _________ (noun) _______ (verb). Grumio et _______ (noun) sunt ________ (adjective)! 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Warm Up for 2/25 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Based on what you know about singular and plural in Latin… What do you think needs to go in the blanks?

Warm Up for 3/2 Write down the correct word in parentheses. You do not have to translate the entire sentence.

Match the Latin word to its element! Warm Up for 3/4 Match the Latin word to its element! 1. Sodium 2. Iron 3. Antimony 4. Tin 5. Mercury 6. Copper 7. Gold 8. Lead 9. Potassium 10. Silver Stibium (Sb) Cuprum (Cu) Aurum (Au) Ferrum (Fe) Plumbum (Pb) Hydragyrum (Hg) Kalium (K) Argentum (Ag) Natrium (Na) Stannum (Sn)

Warm Up 3/8 ego dicere volo. amici currere nolunt. Translate the following into English. In your translation, CIRCLE the infinitive. ego dicere volo. amici currere nolunt. Salvius legere potest. nobis dormire necesse est. Quinto dicere decorum est.

Warm Up for 3/10 rex, regis servus, servi canis, canis Compose three sentences in Latin ONLY using the words below. Each sentence needs a Nominative S, Accusative S, and a Dative S. Pay attention to noun endings! rex, regis servus, servi canis, canis dat – he/she gives

WARM UP FOR 3/23 Choose the correct adjective then translate.

WARM UP FOR 3/23 Choose the correct adjective then translate.

WARM UP 4/1 PAGE 24

Warm Up for 4/11 Give the Latin root from Stage 14 vocabulary for the following English words. Then match the definition to the English word.

Warm Up for 4/13 6. ambulabas erat 8. discesserunt 9. ambulavit Label the following verbs: Present, Imperfect, or Perfect 6. ambulabas erat 8. discesserunt 9. ambulavit 10. sedemus 1. ambulat 2. cēpit 3. conspiciebat 4. capio 5. sunt