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    • Vocabulary Activities: Initial interactions with input.
    • Pre-Reading Activities: Focus their attention on a text before approaching it.
    • During Reading Activities: Create Novelty with Simple Adjustments
    • Post Reading Activities: Reading Reps on the Path to Mastery of a Text.
    • Language Tasks: Data Processing in the Target Language.
  • Self Directed Reading: My take on Free Voluntary Reading
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vocabulary activities

Vocabulary Theme Groups: Build connection to classmates, vocabulary words and other mental representations of meaning.

1 Oct 20231 Oct 2023
What is the community context in each individual classroom? How can an instructor leverage community context to increase students' engagement with input throughout language study? Students will yearn for social…
Novice - Level B

Mercurius Omnia Furatur by John Foulk Level B Reader Review

12 Jul 202313 Jul 2023
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Best Practices

Power in progress: Connect students to themselves through progress monitoring of vocabulary knowledge.

22 Jun 2023
A mistake I made often early in my language teaching career was to hold the mindset that I set the content, pace and vocabulary that students will learn. It took…
Communicative Context

Switch it up: Find purpose in monitoring reading pace

29 Apr 2023
Two things seem extremely clear. The more students read, the more language they acquire. But many students do not like to read. There are a variety of reasons for this,…
Reading Activities…

Crazy Professor Reading: Dig Deeper into a text with a Role-play style Reading

16 Jan 2022
This activity is a part of a series about low prep activities to decrease teaching intensity. As the semester came to a close, I was looking for novel ways to…
vocabulary activities

Collaborative Brainstorm: Connecting word roots and endings

11 Jan 2022
Find more low prep activities at this page periodically. Perhaps there is a better name than collaborative brainstorm. Here are instructions for a vocabulary activity that will: Quickly arrange students…
Novice - Level C

Coronis: A Novice High Version of Apollo and Tragic Love loosely based on Ovid’s Version.

6 Jul 2021
Level C books are around the novice high range.  Other titles in level C are: Lucia Puella Mala– Follow Lucia throughout her escapades around her Roman house and family. Pluto: …
Best Practices…

Optimize your School by Lee Jenkins – Required Reading for Educational Leaders

8 Jun 20219 Jun 2021
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Novice - Level B

Labyrinthus – A novice level reader with enough suspense to hold the attention of an intermediate reader.

23 Jul 202028 Sep 2023
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Intermediate - Level E

Fortuna Fortibus Favet: Choose your adventure for Intermediate level Latin readers.

15 Jul 202015 Jul 2020
Other Level E Titles: An Intermediate level Latin reader by Andrew Olimpi. Changes in time frame as the reader follows Perseus’ flashbacks and present stories offer an appropriate challenge to…

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  • Familia Mala - Mythology for the Novice learner.
  • Better Than Carrots or Sticks: Chapter 2 Review.
  • Disclosure
  • Acquired Controversies
  • Deficit Thinking: Why educators for the 21st century must confront the deficit model.
  • Better than Carrots or Sticks: Creating the Mindset for Restorative Practices Chapter 6 Review. Restorative Practices really do begin before we even make it into the school building.
  • Ego, Polyphemus: a Latin novella to introduce themes from Classical authors to the established Novice level Latin reader.
  • Rufus et Arma Atra: An introductory story line filled with references to ancient Rome, gladiatores and military themes.

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Comprehensible Input Activities

  • Vocabulary Activities: Initial interactions with input.
  • Pre-Reading Activities: Focus their attention on a text before approaching it.
  • During Reading Activities: Create Novelty with Simple Adjustments
    • Self Directed Reading: My take on Free Voluntary Reading
  • Post Reading Activities: Reading Reps on the Path to Mastery of a Text.
  • Language Tasks: Data Processing in the Target Language.
  • Videos for Learning Latin
  • Latin Video Resources
  • Digital Products in Comprehensible Latin
  • Stoa – Educational Leadership Portfolio

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