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PublisherMcgraw-Hill Education
ISBN-100078742536
ISBN-139780078742538
eBay Product ID (ePID)108431795
Product Key Features
Number of Pages624 Pages
Publication NameLatin for Americans, Level 2, Student Edition
LanguageEnglish
SubjectForeign Language Study / General, Latin
Publication Year2006
FeaturesStudent Edition
TypeTextbook
AuthorMcgraw Hill
Subject AreaForeign Language Study, Juvenile Nonfiction
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height1.2 in
Item Weight46.2 Oz
Item Length10.2 in
Item Width8.2 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceElementary/High School
Grade FromEighth Grade
Educational LevelHigh School, Elementary School
Grade ToTwelfth Grade
Table Of ContentThe font used on this Web site will not support macrons. Latin for Americans Level 2 Unit I A Roman Family Lesson I: Publius and Seunda Lesson II: A New Cousin Lesson III: The Women Have Their Say Lesson IV: Days with Books and Writers Lesson V: The Twelve Tables of the Law Lesson VI: The Senate in Session Lesson VII: Holidays Lesson VIII: Superstitions Lesson IX: The Big Show Unit I Assessment Unit II Two Roman Students in Athens Lesson X: The Farewell Dinner Lesson XI: On the Way Lesson XII: The Hazards of Travel Lesson XIV: Sight-Seeing at Brundisium Lesson XV: A Gossipy Letter from Rome Lesson XVI: Alma Mater Lesson XVII: Athens the Beautiful Lesson XVIII: A Request for Funds Lesson XIX: A Wedding Lesson XX: The Trip to Delphi Lesson XXI: Totalitarianism and Democracy Lesson XXII: Athletics, Patriotism, and Freedom Lesson XXIII: National Heroes Lesson XXIV: A Visit to the Academy Lesson XXV: Athens and Rome Lesson XXVI: The Homecoming Our Heritage: Greeks and Romans Unit II Review Unit II Assessment Unit III Livy A Great Historian Lesson XXVII: Early Kings of Rome Lesson XXVIII: Out Go the Kings Lesson XXIX: How Brutus Got His Name Lesson XXX: How "Lefty" (Scaevola) Got His Name Lesson XXXI: The Plebeians Go on Strike Latinum Hodiernum: Picturae Mobiles Lesson XXXII: Extra! Rome Captured by the Gauls Lesson XXXIII: A Wake-Up Call Saves Rome Sweet Home Lesson XXXIV: The Two Malii Torquati, or Courage and Discipline Lesson XXXV: The Punic Wars Our Heritage: The Battle of Cannae Lesson XXXVI: The Romans "Liberate" the Greeks Lesson XXXVII: Civil War Latinum Hodiernum: Medicina Lesson XXXVIII: Pax Romana Lesson XXXIX: Roman Scandals Our Heritage: The Roman Empire Unit III Review Unit III Assessment Unit IV The Argonauts The Story of the Golden Fleece The Argonauts and Latin Grammar Lesson XL: The Wicked Uncle Lesson XLI: The Golden Fleece and the Building of the Argo Lesson XLII: Dinner Under Difficulties Lesson XLIII: Two Good Turns Lesson XLIV: A Risky Job Lesson XLV: Sowing the Dragon's Teeth Lesson XLVI: Jason Gets the Fleece Lesson XLVII: Escape Through Murder Lesson XLVIII: Boiled Mutton Lesson XLIX: Death and More Death Unit V De Bello Gallico I Our Heritage: Julius Caesar Caesar's Army and the American Army Lesson L: A Geography Lesson Lesson LI: An Entire Nation Emigrates Lesson LII: A Mysterious Death and a Bonfire Lesson LIII: Caesar Says: "You Shall Not Pass" Lesson LIV: The Harder Way Lesson LV: The Gauls Appeal to Caesar Our Heritage: Roman Military Accomplishments Lesson LVI: A Surprise That Failed Lesson LVII: The Fight is On Lesson LVIII: The Helvetians Surrender Lesson LIX: The Price of Peace Lesson LX: The German Threat Lesson LXI: Caesar Promise to Support the Gauls Lesson LXII: Ariovistus' Defiant Stand Latinum Hodiernum: "Nuces" Our Heritage: The Gallic Conquest and It's Effect on the World Unit VI De Bello Gallico II Lesson LXIII: The Belgians Unite to Win Independence Lesson LXIV: Caesar Gets the Facts About the Belgians Lesson LXV: Caesar Crosses the Aisne River Lesson LXVI: Feeling Out the Enemy Lesson LXVII: The Belgians Withdraw Lesson LXVIII: The Suessiones and the Bellovaci Surrender Lesson LXIX: A Plea for Mercy Lesson LXX: Roman Skill and Experience Lesson LXXI: Tense Moments Lesson LXXII: The Crisis Passes Lesson LXXIII: The Nervii and the Atuatuci Lesson LXXIV: The Atuatuci Make Fun of the Roman "Tanks" Lesson LXXV: Surrender, Treachery, Punishment Our Heritage: Warefare in Acienct and Modern Times Unit VII De Bello Gallico III-V Lesson LXXVI: The First Battle on the Atlantic Lesson LX
SynopsisBring Latin into the 21st Century! Latin for Americans , Level 2 (Ullman, et al.) continues to build a strong foundation of grammar, vocabulary, culture, and reading that your students developed in Latin for Americans , Level 1. Students are introduced to Latin literature in Latin for Americans , Level 2. Features: Help expand students'' English vocabulary with emphasis on derivatives. Encourage critical thinking and creativity with group and paired activities that promote the active use of Latin. Provide your students with knowledge of Rome''s influence on the modern world using cultural readings. Allow students to gauge their progress and prepare for Unit tests using the Assessment section following each unit., Bring Latin into the 21st Century! Latin for Americans, Level 2 (Ullman, et al.) continues to build a strong foundation of grammar, vocabulary, culture, and reading that your students developed in Latin for Americans, Level 1. Students are introduced to Latin literature in Latin for Americans, Level 2. Features: Help expand students'' English vocabulary with emphasis on derivatives. Encourage critical thinking and creativity with group and paired activities that promote the active use of Latin. Provide your students with knowledge of Rome''s influence on the modern world using cultural readings. Allow students to gauge their progress and prepare for Unit tests using the Assessment section following each unit., Bring Latin into the 21st Century Latin for Americans, Level 2 (Ullman, et al.) continues to build a strong foundation of grammar, vocabulary, culture, and reading that your students developed in Latin for Americans, Level 1. Students are introduced to Latin literature in Latin for Americans, Level 2. Help expand students' English vocabulary with emphasis on derivatives. Encourage critical thinking and creativity with group and paired activities that promote the active use of Latin. Provide your students with knowledge of Rome's influence on the modern world using cultural readings. Allow students to gauge their progress and prepare for Unit tests using the Assessment section following each unit."
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