Families What are families like today, do you think the Roman family would have been the same?

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Families What are families like today, do you think the Roman family would have been the same?

The Roman Family The average Roman family was more than just a mum, a dad and their children, it was a household with many roles The oldest male was PATERFAMILIAS There were set ideas of who was in charge and what each member did Children were usually married by the age of 16

Pater Father Mater Mother Puer Boy Puella Girl Coquus Cook Servus Slave Magister Teacher Canis Dog Equus Horse

What do Romans wear? Pater et puer

What do Romans wear? Mater et puella

What do Romans wear? Servus et Coquus

Roman familia in the city and country

Who is in this family..? Mater Pater Filius Filia Filia

MEET THE FAMILY LATINIUS...

Pater is called Aemilia Can you remember..? Pater is called Aemilia FALSE

Iulius has 2 filiae FALSE

Marcus is the filius of Aemilia TRUE

Iulia has 2 fratres TRUE

Aemilia has 1 filii FALSE

What is an Adjective? Adjectives are describing words Can you think of any examples ? Red Happy playful Yellow Sad Clever

Adjectives in Latin Adjectives take the same ending as the Noun they are describing. The slave is clever Servus est doctus The girl is clever Puella est docta

The mouse is white. Mus est albus My father is great. Pater est magnus

I am, you are... I am- sum You are- es He/she/it is- est Sum fessus- I am tired Est laetus- He is happy