NEW WORD: tabula
MEANING: writing tablet
EXERCISES
1. Tabulam porto means I am carrying a writing tablet.
2. Tabulas portas means you are carrying a writing tablet.
3. Poetae tabulas semper portant means the poets always carry writing tablets.
4. Feminae pecuniam saepe portant means the women often carry the money.
5. Non es agricola means the moon is not a star.
6. Feminae sunt means we are counting the money.
7. Pecuniam semper potatis means ya'll are women.
8. Femina est means the women is watching the money.
9. Estis nautae means he is a sailor.
10. Es femina means you are a women.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Outline Book 6
1. Main Topic: The bee hummingbird
2. The value of Alaska
3. How fiberglass is used
4. Early lamps
Not many in this one. o___________________________o
2. The value of Alaska
3. How fiberglass is used
4. Early lamps
Not many in this one. o___________________________o
Latin Lesson 39
NEW WORD: semper
MEANING: always
MEANING: always
1. I always carry money.
2. you always carry money.
3. the sailors watch both the moon and the stars.
4. the woman often counts the money.
5. you are not a farmer.
6. you are not a farmer.
7. I do not often count the money.
8.they are woman.
9. y'all are sailors.
10. we often watch the stars.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Latin Lesson 38
NEW WORD: femina
MEANING: woman
1. Femina est means She is a women.
2. Femina sumus means we are women.
3. Sum femina means they are watching the moon.
4. Femina pecuniam portat means I am a women.
5. Pecuniam non portant means the sailors often count the stars.
6. Agricola est means you often carry the money.
7. Ego pecuniam saepe non estis means you are a farmer.
8. Agricola es means you are a farmer.
9. Nautae sunt poetae means the sailors are poets.
10. Lunam spectamus means we are watching the moon.
MEANING: woman
1. Femina est means She is a women.
2. Femina sumus means we are women.
3. Sum femina means they are watching the moon.
4. Femina pecuniam portat means I am a women.
5. Pecuniam non portant means the sailors often count the stars.
6. Agricola est means you often carry the money.
7. Ego pecuniam saepe non estis means you are a farmer.
8. Agricola es means you are a farmer.
9. Nautae sunt poetae means the sailors are poets.
10. Lunam spectamus means we are watching the moon.
Outline Book 5
1. Tundra
2. Origin of Golf
3. Tetenus
4. Umbrella
5. Insects
6. Columbus Day
7. Earthworms
8. Invention of Cars
2. Origin of Golf
3. Tetenus
4. Umbrella
5. Insects
6. Columbus Day
7. Earthworms
8. Invention of Cars
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Outline Book 4
1. The Hawaiian Islands are made up of eighth large islands and many smaller ones.
Hawaiian Islands
2. There are several kinds of plants that eat insects.
Insect-eating plants
3. The orange first grew and was eaten in China thousands of years ago.
History of the Orange
4. Dogs have appeared in artwork from early cave paintings to modern art.
Dogs in art
5. Migration is the regular, seasonal movement from one part to another by a group of animals.
Animal migration
6. The natives of Hawaii are happy, friendly people who are proud of the history of their islands.
People of Hawaii
7. The first doughnuts with holes were made by a 15-year-old boy named Hanson Crockett.
Doughnuts
8. In the rain forests of Sumatra grows a very strange plant called the rafflesia.
The rafflesia
Hawaiian Islands
2. There are several kinds of plants that eat insects.
Insect-eating plants
3. The orange first grew and was eaten in China thousands of years ago.
History of the Orange
4. Dogs have appeared in artwork from early cave paintings to modern art.
Dogs in art
5. Migration is the regular, seasonal movement from one part to another by a group of animals.
Animal migration
6. The natives of Hawaii are happy, friendly people who are proud of the history of their islands.
People of Hawaii
7. The first doughnuts with holes were made by a 15-year-old boy named Hanson Crockett.
Doughnuts
8. In the rain forests of Sumatra grows a very strange plant called the rafflesia.
The rafflesia
Latin Lesson 37
NEW WORD porto
MEANING I carry, I do carry, I am carring
Exercises:
1. Pecuniam porto means I am carrying the money.
2. Portamus pecunium means we are carrying the money.
3. Et nautae et agricolae pecuniam portant means both sailors and farmers are carrying money.
4. Numeratis pecuniam means he often carries money.
5. Ego sum agricola means y'all are not poets.
6. Nautae stellas saepe means ya'll are carrying the money.
7. Agricola pecuniam numerat means you often carry the money.
8. Poetae estis means you are counting the stars.
9. Nauta non est agricola means they are farmers.
10. Pecuniam saepe numeras means he is a sailor.
MEANING I carry, I do carry, I am carring
Exercises:
1. Pecuniam porto means I am carrying the money.
2. Portamus pecunium means we are carrying the money.
3. Et nautae et agricolae pecuniam portant means both sailors and farmers are carrying money.
4. Numeratis pecuniam means he often carries money.
5. Ego sum agricola means y'all are not poets.
6. Nautae stellas saepe means ya'll are carrying the money.
7. Agricola pecuniam numerat means you often carry the money.
8. Poetae estis means you are counting the stars.
9. Nauta non est agricola means they are farmers.
10. Pecuniam saepe numeras means he is a sailor.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Outline Book 3
1. What does the title of an outline tell?
What the outline is about.
2. What does a main topic tell?
Food from Plants.
3. What two things come before every main topic?
A Roman numeral and a period.
4. What does a subtopic tell?
Explains or gives more information about the topic.
5. What two things come before every subtopic?
a roman numeral and a period
6. With what do the main topics and subtopics begin?
A capital letter.
7. What do details do?
Gives more info about the subtopic.
8. All subtopics and details are indented. What does this mean?
Because it keeps it neat and organized.
What the outline is about.
2. What does a main topic tell?
Food from Plants.
3. What two things come before every main topic?
A Roman numeral and a period.
4. What does a subtopic tell?
Explains or gives more information about the topic.
5. What two things come before every subtopic?
a roman numeral and a period
6. With what do the main topics and subtopics begin?
A capital letter.
7. What do details do?
Gives more info about the subtopic.
8. All subtopics and details are indented. What does this mean?
Because it keeps it neat and organized.
Latin Lesson 36
NEW WORD: pecunia
Pecunia means money
1. Pecuniam numero means I am counting the money.
2. Pecuniam saepe numeramus means we often count the money.
3. Lunam spectant means y'all are counting the money.
4. Numeratis pecuniam means I am a farmer.
5. Ego sum agricola means y'all are not poets.
6. Nautae stellas saepe numerat means y'all are carrying money.
7. Agricola pecuniam numerat means you often carry money.
9. Poetae estis means the sailors are poets.
10. Pecuniam saepe means you often count the money.
Pecunia means money
1. Pecuniam numero means I am counting the money.
2. Pecuniam saepe numeramus means we often count the money.
3. Lunam spectant means y'all are counting the money.
4. Numeratis pecuniam means I am a farmer.
5. Ego sum agricola means y'all are not poets.
6. Nautae stellas saepe numerat means y'all are carrying money.
7. Agricola pecuniam numerat means you often carry money.
9. Poetae estis means the sailors are poets.
10. Pecuniam saepe means you often count the money.
Friday, September 19, 2008
Latin Lesson 35
1. Stellas numero means I am couunting the stars.
2. Numeras stellas means you are counting the stars.
3. Nauta stellas numerat means the sailor is counting the stars.
4. Poeta est means we often count the stars.
5. Agricolae estis means y'all are counting the stars.
6. Nautae stellas saepe numerant means the sailors often count the stars.
7. Agricolae non sunt poetae means the farmers are not poets.
8. Nautae sunt means they are sailors.
9. Sumus agricolae means we are farmers.
10. Poeta es means you are a poet.
2. Numeras stellas means you are counting the stars.
3. Nauta stellas numerat means the sailor is counting the stars.
4. Poeta est means we often count the stars.
5. Agricolae estis means y'all are counting the stars.
6. Nautae stellas saepe numerant means the sailors often count the stars.
7. Agricolae non sunt poetae means the farmers are not poets.
8. Nautae sunt means they are sailors.
9. Sumus agricolae means we are farmers.
10. Poeta es means you are a poet.
Outline Book 2
More from this book...
1. What will the first paragraph be about?
Daytime.
2. What are the subtopics for Game Shows?
Regular events and special compititions.
3. How many subtopics for Games Shows?
Two subtopics.
1. What is the title of the outline?
Food from Plants
2. How many main topics are there?
3
3. What are the subtopics under "Fruit"?
Citrus, berries, vegetables.
4. What comes in front of the subtopic, "Berries"?
Citrus.
5. What are the details under "Citrus"?
Orange, grapefruit, and lemon.
6. How many details are under "Berries"?
3
1. What will the first paragraph be about?
Daytime.
2. What are the subtopics for Game Shows?
Regular events and special compititions.
3. How many subtopics for Games Shows?
Two subtopics.
1. What is the title of the outline?
Food from Plants
2. How many main topics are there?
3
3. What are the subtopics under "Fruit"?
Citrus, berries, vegetables.
4. What comes in front of the subtopic, "Berries"?
Citrus.
5. What are the details under "Citrus"?
Orange, grapefruit, and lemon.
6. How many details are under "Berries"?
3
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Outlining Book 1
1. An outline saves time and will make your project easier and better.
2. An outline includes only main ideas and facts in a logical order.
3. Only main ideas and details are included in an outline.
4. An outline is a plan for writing, telling, or doing something.
5. You group ideas to:
a) Organize info by outlining.
b) Leave out useless information.
c) Include only useful information.
d) Plan in a organized way.
1. What is the title of the outline? Food from Plants
2. What does the title tell? It tells you what food you can get from plants.
3. What are the main topics in the outline? fruits, vegetables, and grain.
4. What two things are used before the main topic? Parts of an outline.
5. How many paragraphs are planned for this report? 3 paragraphs.
2. An outline includes only main ideas and facts in a logical order.
3. Only main ideas and details are included in an outline.
4. An outline is a plan for writing, telling, or doing something.
5. You group ideas to:
a) Organize info by outlining.
b) Leave out useless information.
c) Include only useful information.
d) Plan in a organized way.
1. What is the title of the outline? Food from Plants
2. What does the title tell? It tells you what food you can get from plants.
3. What are the main topics in the outline? fruits, vegetables, and grain.
4. What two things are used before the main topic? Parts of an outline.
5. How many paragraphs are planned for this report? 3 paragraphs.
Latin Lesson 34
NEW WORD: seape
seape means often
EXERCISES
1. Stellas saepe specto means I often watch stars.
2. Stellas saepe spectant means I often watch stars.
3. Poetam saepe spectas means I often watch poets.
4. Poeta est means He is a poet.
5. Agricolae estis means they are farmers.
6. Poeta non est agricola means the poet is not a farmer.
7. Et lunam et stellas saepe spectamus means I often watch the moon and the stars.
8. Agricolae sunt poetae farmers are poets.
9. Sumus poetae means I am a poet.
10. Lunam saepe non spectatis meansI often watch the moon.
seape means often
EXERCISES
1. Stellas saepe specto means I often watch stars.
2. Stellas saepe spectant means I often watch stars.
3. Poetam saepe spectas means I often watch poets.
4. Poeta est means He is a poet.
5. Agricolae estis means they are farmers.
6. Poeta non est agricola means the poet is not a farmer.
7. Et lunam et stellas saepe spectamus means I often watch the moon and the stars.
8. Agricolae sunt poetae farmers are poets.
9. Sumus poetae means I am a poet.
10. Lunam saepe non spectatis meansI often watch the moon.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Latin Lesson 32
NEW WORD: spectant
spectant means they watch, they do watch, they are watching
EXERCISES
1. Poetas spectant means they are watching the poets.
2. Poetae stellas means the poets are watching the sailors.
3. Nautae et lunam et stellas spectant means the sailors are watching both the moon and the stars.
4. Spectas agricolam means you are watching the farmer.
5. Lunam ego specto means I am watching the moon.
6. Spectatis lunam means y'all are watching the sailor.
7. Agricolam sunt means they are farmers
8. Non sum nauta means I am not a sailor.
9. Agricola es means you are a farmer.
10. Agricola est poeta means the farmer is a poet.
spectant means they watch, they do watch, they are watching
EXERCISES
1. Poetas spectant means they are watching the poets.
2. Poetae stellas means the poets are watching the sailors.
3. Nautae et lunam et stellas spectant means the sailors are watching both the moon and the stars.
4. Spectas agricolam means you are watching the farmer.
5. Lunam ego specto means I am watching the moon.
6. Spectatis lunam means y'all are watching the sailor.
7. Agricolam sunt means they are farmers
8. Non sum nauta means I am not a sailor.
9. Agricola es means you are a farmer.
10. Agricola est poeta means the farmer is a poet.
Monday, September 15, 2008
Gone With the Wind Worksheet
Okay, here's something I did on Google docs:
Gone With the Wind Worksheet
These are my answers to the worksheet:
Below is the story of Gone With the Wind Part: 1.
Write in the correct names of people and places. You will need
to use some of the names more than once.
Ashley Wilkes, Atlanta, Charles Hamilton, Melanie
Hamilton, Rhett Butler, Scarlett O'Hara, Tara, Wade
(i) Scarlett O'Hara is the daughter of Gerald O'Hara,
owner of (ii) Tara, a plantation. She is
in love with (iii) Ashley Wilkes, but he marries
(iv) Melanie Hamilton. To hurt him and be near him,
Scarlett marries (v) Charles Hamilton. She also meets a man called (vi) Rhett Butler, who finds
her very attractive, but who is very wild and
dangerous. Scarlett has a child, (vii) Wade,
but her husband dies. She goes to live in (viii) Atlanta
with (ix) Melanie Hamilton and Aunt Pittypat. When the Yankees enter the city,
(x) Rhett Butler helps her and Melanie to get back to (xi) Tara, but then he leaves them.
At (xii) Tara the Yankees have burnt all
the cotton and there is little food. When the war ends
(xiii) Scarlett O'Hara comes home.
True or False
(a) Will tells Scarlett to sell Tara. FALSE >:O
(b) They need $300 more to pay taxes. True
(c) Jonas Wilkerson and the Slatterys can vote. True
(d) Aunt Pittypat said Rhett Butler is in Atlanta. True
(e) Ashley faces the real world and doesn't want to escape it. FALSE! HAHA!
(f) Scarlett wants Ashley to take her away. True. WELL DUH!
(g) Ashley tells Scarlett she loves Tara more than him. Uh.... I'll just take a lucky guess. THAT BOOK IS THE SIZE OF A DICTIONARY!!! FALSE.
(h) Scarlett tells Ashley to go. FALSE
Match the 2 sentence halves.
(a) 'Get off this land when it's sold for taxes'
(b) 'I'll buy it cheap before I call Mr. Benteen and Mr. Wilkes.
(c) 'Why ain't you sayin' where the money is coming from?
(d) 'He's in prison for killing a negro who insulted a white woman, and they may hang him!'
(e) 'Everybody believes he's got millions of dollars in Confederate gold.'
Answer the folllowing questions:
(a) Because the day before someone already said that.
(b) She needs money.
(c) He sees she is lying.
(d) To marry him... I think.
Join the halves of these sentences.
(a) Frank Kennedy gives Scarlett the $300 so the taxes can get paid.
(b) Scarlett looks at books so she can see how many people owe Frank.
(c) Rhett persuades an important friend to speak for him so he can get out of prison.
(d) Scarlett sells her jewelery so she can buy sawmills.
(e) Tony Fontaine needs another horse so he can go to Texas.
How do you think Scarlett feels when she finds out that Ashley and Melanie are going to move to the North?
Scarlett feels horrible! She gave Ashley half-interest in the mills so he would move to Atlanta when she went back.
(a) Why are people afraid and feel that they can't leave the women unguarded?
Because the women were so vulnerable at the time they just couldn't set them off alone.
(b) Why does Scarlett go back to the sawmills?
To keep Ashley from coming home before the surprise party is ready.
(c) Who does Melanie get to drive Scarlett?
Archie.
(d) How was Archie able to go free?
By joining the war.
(e) Where is Scarlett when Rhett first arrives to visit her?
She is in Aunt Pittypat's house.
(f) What does Rhett tell Scarlett about Frank?
He tells her he is dead.
(a) Why are people cool with Scarlett at the funeral?
She is pregnant.
(b) Where is Rhett going, and for how long?
He is going to England for a month.
(c) What does Rhett tell Scarlett?
He tells her he wants to marry her.
(d) Why does Scarlett agree to marry Rhett?
Because he is rich. $$$
(e) Why are Scarlett and Rhett Atlanta's most unpopular couple?
Because people in Atlanta don't like Rhett and they all disprove of Scarlett.
(f) What does Melanie call Scarlett's new baby?
Bonnie.
(g) What is the real reason for Ashley not liking Rhett?
Rhett is a scoundrel.... I can't really remember but that is my guess.
(h) What does Scarlett do about this situation?
She cries.
1 Who...
(a) Has a birthday?
Ashley
(b) Who keeps Ashley busy until 5:00?
Scarlett
(c) Tells Scarlett not to be silly?
Aunt Pittypat
(d) Says he'll be the most surprised man in Atlanta?
Ashley
(e) Asks Ashley what he wants.
Scarlett
(f) Makes Scarlett forget the things she wants to forget?
Ashley
(g) Sees Scarlett in Ashley's arms?
India Wilkes and Archie
(h) Tells Scarlett she's a cowardly little cat?
India
(i) Only cares what Melanie thinks?
Archie
(a) Rhett tells Melanie things about his private life with Scarlett.
False.
(b) Melanie believes the story of Ashley and Scarlett being lovers.
False.
(c) Rhett offers Melanie and Ashley money to buy all of the mills.
True.
(d) Scarlett decides to sell the mills because Rhett makes her angry.
True.
(e) Melanie refuses to keep a secret from her husband.
False.
(a) Who teaches Bonnie to ride?
Rhett
(b) How does Bonnie die?
She falls off her horse at a jump that was too big and got trampled.
(c) What does Rhett do after Bonnie dies?
He brings her coffin with her body in it into his room and stays locked inside.
(d) Why does Scarlett go to see Melanie?
Because Melanie is very ill.
(e) What does Melanie ask Scarlett to do?
She asks her to take care of Beau and Ashley.
(f) How does Scarlett feel when she realizes Ashley really loves Melanie?
She feels that she really loves Rhett not Ashley.
(g) What does Rhett say about loving Scarlett?
He says when he first saw Scarlett he loved her and he wanted to spoil her rotten.
(h) Where does Scarlett decide go after Rhett leaves?
Tara
1. What do you think of Scarlett O'Hara? Why do you think that people like her character?
I think Scarlett has a mix of personality that's why everyone likes her character.
2. Do you think Scarlett gets Rhett back after the end of the story? How?
I don't think she does, I think she wants to get Rhett back, though.
Gone With the Wind Worksheet
These are my answers to the worksheet:
Below is the story of Gone With the Wind Part: 1.
Write in the correct names of people and places. You will need
to use some of the names more than once.
Ashley Wilkes, Atlanta, Charles Hamilton, Melanie
Hamilton, Rhett Butler, Scarlett O'Hara, Tara, Wade
(i) Scarlett O'Hara is the daughter of Gerald O'Hara,
owner of (ii) Tara, a plantation. She is
in love with (iii) Ashley Wilkes, but he marries
(iv) Melanie Hamilton. To hurt him and be near him,
Scarlett marries (v) Charles Hamilton. She also meets a man called (vi) Rhett Butler, who finds
her very attractive, but who is very wild and
dangerous. Scarlett has a child, (vii) Wade,
but her husband dies. She goes to live in (viii) Atlanta
with (ix) Melanie Hamilton and Aunt Pittypat. When the Yankees enter the city,
(x) Rhett Butler helps her and Melanie to get back to (xi) Tara, but then he leaves them.
At (xii) Tara the Yankees have burnt all
the cotton and there is little food. When the war ends
(xiii) Scarlett O'Hara comes home.
True or False
(a) Will tells Scarlett to sell Tara. FALSE >:O
(b) They need $300 more to pay taxes. True
(c) Jonas Wilkerson and the Slatterys can vote. True
(d) Aunt Pittypat said Rhett Butler is in Atlanta. True
(e) Ashley faces the real world and doesn't want to escape it. FALSE! HAHA!
(f) Scarlett wants Ashley to take her away. True. WELL DUH!
(g) Ashley tells Scarlett she loves Tara more than him. Uh.... I'll just take a lucky guess. THAT BOOK IS THE SIZE OF A DICTIONARY!!! FALSE.
(h) Scarlett tells Ashley to go. FALSE
Match the 2 sentence halves.
(a) 'Get off this land when it's sold for taxes'
(b) 'I'll buy it cheap before I call Mr. Benteen and Mr. Wilkes.
(c) 'Why ain't you sayin' where the money is coming from?
(d) 'He's in prison for killing a negro who insulted a white woman, and they may hang him!'
(e) 'Everybody believes he's got millions of dollars in Confederate gold.'
Answer the folllowing questions:
(a) Because the day before someone already said that.
(b) She needs money.
(c) He sees she is lying.
(d) To marry him... I think.
Join the halves of these sentences.
(a) Frank Kennedy gives Scarlett the $300 so the taxes can get paid.
(b) Scarlett looks at books so she can see how many people owe Frank.
(c) Rhett persuades an important friend to speak for him so he can get out of prison.
(d) Scarlett sells her jewelery so she can buy sawmills.
(e) Tony Fontaine needs another horse so he can go to Texas.
How do you think Scarlett feels when she finds out that Ashley and Melanie are going to move to the North?
Scarlett feels horrible! She gave Ashley half-interest in the mills so he would move to Atlanta when she went back.
(a) Why are people afraid and feel that they can't leave the women unguarded?
Because the women were so vulnerable at the time they just couldn't set them off alone.
(b) Why does Scarlett go back to the sawmills?
To keep Ashley from coming home before the surprise party is ready.
(c) Who does Melanie get to drive Scarlett?
Archie.
(d) How was Archie able to go free?
By joining the war.
(e) Where is Scarlett when Rhett first arrives to visit her?
She is in Aunt Pittypat's house.
(f) What does Rhett tell Scarlett about Frank?
He tells her he is dead.
(a) Why are people cool with Scarlett at the funeral?
She is pregnant.
(b) Where is Rhett going, and for how long?
He is going to England for a month.
(c) What does Rhett tell Scarlett?
He tells her he wants to marry her.
(d) Why does Scarlett agree to marry Rhett?
Because he is rich. $$$
(e) Why are Scarlett and Rhett Atlanta's most unpopular couple?
Because people in Atlanta don't like Rhett and they all disprove of Scarlett.
(f) What does Melanie call Scarlett's new baby?
Bonnie.
(g) What is the real reason for Ashley not liking Rhett?
Rhett is a scoundrel.... I can't really remember but that is my guess.
(h) What does Scarlett do about this situation?
She cries.
1 Who...
(a) Has a birthday?
Ashley
(b) Who keeps Ashley busy until 5:00?
Scarlett
(c) Tells Scarlett not to be silly?
Aunt Pittypat
(d) Says he'll be the most surprised man in Atlanta?
Ashley
(e) Asks Ashley what he wants.
Scarlett
(f) Makes Scarlett forget the things she wants to forget?
Ashley
(g) Sees Scarlett in Ashley's arms?
India Wilkes and Archie
(h) Tells Scarlett she's a cowardly little cat?
India
(i) Only cares what Melanie thinks?
Archie
(a) Rhett tells Melanie things about his private life with Scarlett.
False.
(b) Melanie believes the story of Ashley and Scarlett being lovers.
False.
(c) Rhett offers Melanie and Ashley money to buy all of the mills.
True.
(d) Scarlett decides to sell the mills because Rhett makes her angry.
True.
(e) Melanie refuses to keep a secret from her husband.
False.
(a) Who teaches Bonnie to ride?
Rhett
(b) How does Bonnie die?
She falls off her horse at a jump that was too big and got trampled.
(c) What does Rhett do after Bonnie dies?
He brings her coffin with her body in it into his room and stays locked inside.
(d) Why does Scarlett go to see Melanie?
Because Melanie is very ill.
(e) What does Melanie ask Scarlett to do?
She asks her to take care of Beau and Ashley.
(f) How does Scarlett feel when she realizes Ashley really loves Melanie?
She feels that she really loves Rhett not Ashley.
(g) What does Rhett say about loving Scarlett?
He says when he first saw Scarlett he loved her and he wanted to spoil her rotten.
(h) Where does Scarlett decide go after Rhett leaves?
Tara
1. What do you think of Scarlett O'Hara? Why do you think that people like her character?
I think Scarlett has a mix of personality that's why everyone likes her character.
2. Do you think Scarlett gets Rhett back after the end of the story? How?
I don't think she does, I think she wants to get Rhett back, though.
Latin Lesson 31
NEW WORD: spectatis
spectatis means y'all watch, y'all do watch, y'all are watching
EXERCISES
1. Spectatis stellam means y'all are watching the star.
2. Agricolas spectatis means y'all are watching the farmers.
3. Nautas spectatis means y'all are watching the sailors.
4. Luman spectamus means we are watching the moon.
5. Agricola poetam means the farmer is watching the poet.
6. Et lunam et stellas means you are watching both the moon and the stars.
7. Nautas non spectat means he is not watching the sailors.
8. Sumus agricolae means we are farmers.
9. Non estis nautae means y'all are not sailors.
10. Agricola est means he is a farmer.
spectatis means y'all watch, y'all do watch, y'all are watching
EXERCISES
1. Spectatis stellam means y'all are watching the star.
2. Agricolas spectatis means y'all are watching the farmers.
3. Nautas spectatis means y'all are watching the sailors.
4. Luman spectamus means we are watching the moon.
5. Agricola poetam means the farmer is watching the poet.
6. Et lunam et stellas means you are watching both the moon and the stars.
7. Nautas non spectat means he is not watching the sailors.
8. Sumus agricolae means we are farmers.
9. Non estis nautae means y'all are not sailors.
10. Agricola est means he is a farmer.
Friday, September 12, 2008
STORYTIME!!!
Yay! Time for a super duper silly story! This is another one about Strawberry except there will be a surprise horse! This is Bailey and Wally was kicked out for what he did yesterday so this is another interview.... er not really It's just a little chat.
Strawberry: Hello.
Bailey: So Strawberry are you exited?
Strawberry: Yes, very much!
-mystery horse walks in-
Mystery horse: H-h-hi...
Bailey: WELCOME STARLIGHT!!!!
Strawberry: Huh? Who's Starlight?
Bailey: Another book-character.
Starlight: Hi there, Strawberry.
Strawberry: Hello.
-unexpected guest walks in-
Strawberry: Whah???
Strawberry, Bailey, and Starlight altogether: STARRY!!!???
Starry: Hi.
Strawberry: Weren't... uninvited... you??????
Starry: YEAH!! Why didn't you invite me? >:(
Starlight: Um... I don't even know you...
Bailey: Erm... this was supposed to be when the two main characters meet up....
Starry: WHAT?!?!?
Strawberry: STARRY!!!! YAYZ!!!
Starlight: OK, then.....
Starry: STRAWBERRY!!!! YAYZ!!!
That was also unfortunately unsuccessful.... sorry!
xP
Strawberry: Hello.
Bailey: So Strawberry are you exited?
Strawberry: Yes, very much!
-mystery horse walks in-
Mystery horse: H-h-hi...
Bailey: WELCOME STARLIGHT!!!!
Strawberry: Huh? Who's Starlight?
Bailey: Another book-character.
Starlight: Hi there, Strawberry.
Strawberry: Hello.
-unexpected guest walks in-
Strawberry: Whah???
Strawberry, Bailey, and Starlight altogether: STARRY!!!???
Starry: Hi.
Strawberry: Weren't... uninvited... you??????
Starry: YEAH!! Why didn't you invite me? >:(
Starlight: Um... I don't even know you...
Bailey: Erm... this was supposed to be when the two main characters meet up....
Starry: WHAT?!?!?
Strawberry: STARRY!!!! YAYZ!!!
Starlight: OK, then.....
Starry: STRAWBERRY!!!! YAYZ!!!
That was also unfortunately unsuccessful.... sorry!
xP
Latin Lesson 30
NEW WORD: spectamus
This word means we watch, we do watch, we are watching.
1. Spectamus agricolas means We are watching the farmers.
2. Non spectamus poetam means We are not watching the poet.
3. Stellas spectat means He is watching the stars.
4. Et lunam et stellas spectat means You are watching both the moon and the stars.
5. Nautae non sunt means they are not sailors.
6. Ego non specto lunam means I am not watching the moon.
7. Agricola es et nauta sum means you are a farmer and I am a sailor.
8. Poeta est agricola means the poet is a farmer.
9. Non es nauta means you are not a sailor.
10. Poetae sumus means we are poets.
This word means we watch, we do watch, we are watching.
1. Spectamus agricolas means We are watching the farmers.
2. Non spectamus poetam means We are not watching the poet.
3. Stellas spectat means He is watching the stars.
4. Et lunam et stellas spectat means You are watching both the moon and the stars.
5. Nautae non sunt means they are not sailors.
6. Ego non specto lunam means I am not watching the moon.
7. Agricola es et nauta sum means you are a farmer and I am a sailor.
8. Poeta est agricola means the poet is a farmer.
9. Non es nauta means you are not a sailor.
10. Poetae sumus means we are poets.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Fun With Strawberry!!!!!!!!
Today we're going to have a little fun with Strawberry the Appaloosa horse!!!
This is Bailey and Wally we are going to have a silly interview with Strawberry. Wally asks the stupid questions and I ask the... questions OK. Now that we all know me and Wally's purposes, let's go on with this.
Bailey: So, Strawberry how's life?
Strawberry: Fine thank you.
Wally: Strawberry, what color is your underpants???
Strawberry: Well... um.. I don't really wear underpants...
Bailey: Anyway, how do you like the stories that I write about you?
Strawberry: Oh... yeah they're great but you need to add a little more... pizazz.
Bailey: O.O WHAT?!?!?
Wally: Hehee, Strawberry does your pie have strawberries in it?
Strawberry: I don't eat pie. I'm a horse, I eat horse food like grass, grain, barley, grain and barley combined, hay, hay and grass combined, all of those combined.
Bailey: OK,OK we get it now!
Strawberry: Fine... >.<
Wally: UH DOY UH HOY!
Strawberry: WHAT?!?!
Bailey: He's just being obnoxious, ignore him.
Wally:DOY HOY LOY UH ROY!?
Strawberry: Is he asking me questions?
Bailey: You're not even supposed to ask questions, Strawberry.
Strawberry: I CAN ASK AS MANY QUESTIONS AS I WANT!!!
Bailey:REMEMBER THAT I SAID THAT WE ARE INTERVIEWING YOU!?
Strawberry: No, you didn't say anything about it, I think you said it when you were talking to Wally.
Bailey: Where is he anyway?
Strawberry: I don't know.
Bailey: I thought you were supposed to give a REAL answer to the questions not 'I don't know'
Strawberry: I can give you any answer I want or else I will give up answering these questions.
Bailey: Don't worry about that we've-
Wally: UH DOY HOY DOY DO-DO LOY!!!???
Bailey: Wally, please stop.
Wally: Strawberry, what's a peanuts favorite color?
Strawberry: That was what you were saying the whole time?
Wally: No.
Bailey: >:O Wally you are in trouble!!!!
That is the end of the story and the pathetic interviewer's unsuccessful interview. xP
This is Bailey and Wally we are going to have a silly interview with Strawberry. Wally asks the stupid questions and I ask the... questions OK. Now that we all know me and Wally's purposes, let's go on with this.
Bailey: So, Strawberry how's life?
Strawberry: Fine thank you.
Wally: Strawberry, what color is your underpants???
Strawberry: Well... um.. I don't really wear underpants...
Bailey: Anyway, how do you like the stories that I write about you?
Strawberry: Oh... yeah they're great but you need to add a little more... pizazz.
Bailey: O.O WHAT?!?!?
Wally: Hehee, Strawberry does your pie have strawberries in it?
Strawberry: I don't eat pie. I'm a horse, I eat horse food like grass, grain, barley, grain and barley combined, hay, hay and grass combined, all of those combined.
Bailey: OK,OK we get it now!
Strawberry: Fine... >.<
Wally: UH DOY UH HOY!
Strawberry: WHAT?!?!
Bailey: He's just being obnoxious, ignore him.
Wally:DOY HOY LOY UH ROY!?
Strawberry: Is he asking me questions?
Bailey: You're not even supposed to ask questions, Strawberry.
Strawberry: I CAN ASK AS MANY QUESTIONS AS I WANT!!!
Bailey:REMEMBER THAT I SAID THAT WE ARE INTERVIEWING YOU!?
Strawberry: No, you didn't say anything about it, I think you said it when you were talking to Wally.
Bailey: Where is he anyway?
Strawberry: I don't know.
Bailey: I thought you were supposed to give a REAL answer to the questions not 'I don't know'
Strawberry: I can give you any answer I want or else I will give up answering these questions.
Bailey: Don't worry about that we've-
Wally: UH DOY HOY DOY DO-DO LOY!!!???
Bailey: Wally, please stop.
Wally: Strawberry, what's a peanuts favorite color?
Strawberry: That was what you were saying the whole time?
Wally: No.
Bailey: >:O Wally you are in trouble!!!!
That is the end of the story and the pathetic interviewer's unsuccessful interview. xP
Latin Lesson 29
Get ready for Latin!!! NO I DO NOT MAKE IT COLORFUL! But if you want me to just leave a comment saying you want it to be colorful and then I'll make it colorful! :D
NEW WORD: specta
Specta means he watches, he does watch, he is watching
1. Spectat luman means he is watching the moon.
2. Nauta stellas spectat means you are watching the stars.
3. Spectat stellas et lunas means you are watching both the moon and the stars.
4. Agricola stellas spectat means you are watching both the sailors and the farmers.
5. Agricola nautam spectat means I am watching both the sailors and the farmers.
6. Lunam spectas means I am not watching the stars.
7. Et poetam et agricolam specto means
8. Agricolæ non estis means Y'all are not farmers.
9. Agricola est means he is a farmer.
10. Nautæ sunt poetæ means the sailors are poets.
NEW WORD: specta
Specta means he watches, he does watch, he is watching
1. Spectat luman means he is watching the moon.
2. Nauta stellas spectat means you are watching the stars.
3. Spectat stellas et lunas means you are watching both the moon and the stars.
4. Agricola stellas spectat means you are watching both the sailors and the farmers.
5. Agricola nautam spectat means I am watching both the sailors and the farmers.
6. Lunam spectas means I am not watching the stars.
7. Et poetam et agricolam specto means
8. Agricolæ non estis means Y'all are not farmers.
9. Agricola est means he is a farmer.
10. Nautæ sunt poetæ means the sailors are poets.
You're Amazing Book: Chapter 11
OK, all! This is the last chapter in the book and today I am going to do this crystal ball thing!!!
TIME FOR YOU'RE AMAZING... DADADAAAA!!
Of course I'm going to use BLUE for this, my favorite color.
I meant aqua blue!!!! :P
Nooo.... to blinding, this blue is perfect! SKY BLUE! Haha!
What do you see when you look into the future? Get creative and let your imagination take you on a journey Name four places you might want to live one day. Think big! Choose at least one city that is outside the state you live and one city that is outside the country you live in.
Hint! I don't really know where I will want to live but I'll make up some places at least. ;)
OK, now it's time for the "Crystal ball" (sorry for the lameness D:)
1. Circleville, Ohio
2. Chillicothe, Ohio
• • xP Notice.... ↑ • •
3. Paris, France
4. Ummmm..... somewhere in Ireland. xD
1. If I were in Circleville, Ohio I would have a wonderful house by a little pond and a huge yard and the house would be the size of a mansion and I would own a huge stable of horses and on the inside of the house will have blue carpeting and pure white tile along my room would have a bunch of horse posters and a big queen size bed to sleep in. I would have other rooms and they would have one maid to keep all of the rooms clean. Oh yes and the backyard will have a pool and a HUGE slide.
2. If I were to have a house in Chillicothe, Ohio it would be similar but not the same. I would have a smaller house and it would still be awesome though. I would have a basement and it will have rosy red carpeting and a plasma screen T.V. There would be an Ipod radio with all of my favorite music and a blue couch plus the walls won't be cement, they would be the same color as the flooring. My first floor would have similar stuff but not a plasma and a kitchen and a dining room. On the second floor would be my room and various others. My backyard would also be huge and would have a big horse barn and a swimming pool.
3. If I were to have a house in Paris it would be in an apartment building and my horses would all be boarded in my stable on the outskirts of Paris. I wouldn't have a backyard but the inside of my house will have elegant flooring and wall-paper and a plasma screen T.V. of course and there would be a huge couch in the living room. My room would be very cozy and nice, there would be horse posters all over my room. My condo would be on the bottom of the building (that's the best spot you can get!).
4. If I were to live somewhere in Ireland I would live out in the green country with all of my horses in a huge stable in my backyard and a pool. In my house I'll have everything that I have in my other houses except there would be a lot of beautiful green and sky blue.
Occupations
1. Famous horse rider person
2. Famous horse rider person
3. Chef and Famous horse rider person
4. THIS TIME I AM NOT A FAMOUS HORSE RIDER PERSON!! This time I'm a chef!
TIME FOR YOU'RE AMAZING... DADADAAAA!!
Of course I'm going to use BLUE for this, my favorite color.
I meant aqua blue!!!! :P
Nooo.... to blinding, this blue is perfect! SKY BLUE! Haha!
What do you see when you look into the future? Get creative and let your imagination take you on a journey Name four places you might want to live one day. Think big! Choose at least one city that is outside the state you live and one city that is outside the country you live in.
Hint! I don't really know where I will want to live but I'll make up some places at least. ;)
OK, now it's time for the "Crystal ball" (sorry for the lameness D:)
1. Circleville, Ohio
2. Chillicothe, Ohio
• • xP Notice.... ↑ • •
3. Paris, France
4. Ummmm..... somewhere in Ireland. xD
1. If I were in Circleville, Ohio I would have a wonderful house by a little pond and a huge yard and the house would be the size of a mansion and I would own a huge stable of horses and on the inside of the house will have blue carpeting and pure white tile along my room would have a bunch of horse posters and a big queen size bed to sleep in. I would have other rooms and they would have one maid to keep all of the rooms clean. Oh yes and the backyard will have a pool and a HUGE slide.
2. If I were to have a house in Chillicothe, Ohio it would be similar but not the same. I would have a smaller house and it would still be awesome though. I would have a basement and it will have rosy red carpeting and a plasma screen T.V. There would be an Ipod radio with all of my favorite music and a blue couch plus the walls won't be cement, they would be the same color as the flooring. My first floor would have similar stuff but not a plasma and a kitchen and a dining room. On the second floor would be my room and various others. My backyard would also be huge and would have a big horse barn and a swimming pool.
3. If I were to have a house in Paris it would be in an apartment building and my horses would all be boarded in my stable on the outskirts of Paris. I wouldn't have a backyard but the inside of my house will have elegant flooring and wall-paper and a plasma screen T.V. of course and there would be a huge couch in the living room. My room would be very cozy and nice, there would be horse posters all over my room. My condo would be on the bottom of the building (that's the best spot you can get!).
4. If I were to live somewhere in Ireland I would live out in the green country with all of my horses in a huge stable in my backyard and a pool. In my house I'll have everything that I have in my other houses except there would be a lot of beautiful green and sky blue.
Occupations
1. Famous horse rider person
2. Famous horse rider person
3. Chef and Famous horse rider person
4. THIS TIME I AM NOT A FAMOUS HORSE RIDER PERSON!! This time I'm a chef!
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
You're Amazing Book: Chapter 10
Yeah, I haven't done this in a long time but here it is. ☻
Lookie, I want to make this more colorful. It looks better.
Got that?
Good, you'd better. >.<
Today I am doing a free-writing exercise, I'm going to tell you all of these (obviously because they're in the book!).
Ready..... set.... GO
I am: AWESOME! :D
I fear: ummm....... alot. xP
I hope: to be a good horse-back rider. (duh! :D)
I love: horses, and my family and friends.
I wear: clothes, shirts, shorts, jeans, UNDERWEAR! O.o
I eat: food.. American food!! Mexican food! :D
I try: I don't know. o.o
I sleep: In a loft bed... (stupid question)
I feel: happy
I read: books, fiction books, fantasy
I trust: my family and friends..... duh.
I believe: Er... what? Actually, I don't really know.
I dream: of horses, :)
I hate: bugs. o.o
I belong: TO NO ONE!!!!!!
I sing: I don't like to sing. >_>
I create: ~ART!!~
I need: Nothing.
I share: Ummm, I guess a lot of stuff.
I support: Everyone! Lalala!!! xD
My hair: Is pwettyful. :D
My body: Is fine! >.< SUCH A RUDE QUESTION!!! (just kidding. Hehe) My friends: Are the best!
My family: Is better than yours. MUHAHAHAHA!!!
My school: I'm home schooled, so it's much better than yours. HOHOHO!
My room: Is messy. :) My thoughts: Are about anything.
Lookie, I want to make this more colorful. It looks better.
Got that?
Good, you'd better. >.<
Today I am doing a free-writing exercise, I'm going to tell you all of these (obviously because they're in the book!).
Ready..... set.... GO
I am: AWESOME! :D
I fear: ummm....... alot. xP
I hope: to be a good horse-back rider. (duh! :D)
I love: horses, and my family and friends.
I wear: clothes, shirts, shorts, jeans, UNDERWEAR! O.o
I eat: food.. American food!! Mexican food! :D
I try: I don't know. o.o
I sleep: In a loft bed... (stupid question)
I feel: happy
I read: books, fiction books, fantasy
I trust: my family and friends..... duh.
I believe: Er... what? Actually, I don't really know.
I dream: of horses, :)
I hate: bugs. o.o
I belong: TO NO ONE!!!!!!
I sing: I don't like to sing. >_>
I create: ~ART!!~
I need: Nothing.
I share: Ummm, I guess a lot of stuff.
I support: Everyone! Lalala!!! xD
My hair: Is pwettyful. :D
My body: Is fine! >.< SUCH A RUDE QUESTION!!! (just kidding. Hehe) My friends: Are the best!
My family: Is better than yours. MUHAHAHAHA!!!
My school: I'm home schooled, so it's much better than yours. HOHOHO!
My room: Is messy. :) My thoughts: Are about anything.
Latin Lesson 29
NEW WORD: spectat
spectat means he watches, he does, he is watching.
EXERCISES
1. Spectam lunam he is watching the moon.
2. Spectas stellas the sailor watching the stars.
3. Et lunam stellas spectas he is watching the stars and the moon.
4. Et nautas et agricolas spectas the farmer is not watching the stars.
5. Ego specto et nautas et agricolas you are watching the moon.
6. Stellas ago non specto I am watching both the poet and the farmer.
7. Poetae non sumus I am watching both the poet and the farmer.
8. Es agricola he is a farmer.
9. Agricolae non sunt He is a farmer.
10. Nauta non est poeta We are poets.
spectat means he watches, he does, he is watching.
EXERCISES
1. Spectam lunam he is watching the moon.
2. Spectas stellas the sailor watching the stars.
3. Et lunam stellas spectas he is watching the stars and the moon.
4. Et nautas et agricolas spectas the farmer is not watching the stars.
5. Ego specto et nautas et agricolas you are watching the moon.
6. Stellas ago non specto I am watching both the poet and the farmer.
7. Poetae non sumus I am watching both the poet and the farmer.
8. Es agricola he is a farmer.
9. Agricolae non sunt He is a farmer.
10. Nauta non est poeta We are poets.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Latin Lesson 28
NEW WORD: spectas
spectas means you watch, you do, you're watching
EXERCISES
1. Spectas lunam means you are watching the moon.
2. Spectos stellas means you are watching the stars.
3. Et lunam et stellas spectas means you are watching both the moon and the stars.
4. Et nautas et agricolas spectas means you are watching both sailors and farmers.
5. Ego specto et nautas et agricolas means The farmer is not watching the stars.
6. Stellas ego non specto means The farmer is watching the sailor.
7. Poetae non sumus means you are watching the moon.
8. Es agricola means Y'all are not farmers.
9. Agricolae non sunt means he is a farmer.
10. Nauta non es poeta means The sailors are poets.
spectas means you watch, you do, you're watching
EXERCISES
1. Spectas lunam means you are watching the moon.
2. Spectos stellas means you are watching the stars.
3. Et lunam et stellas spectas means you are watching both the moon and the stars.
4. Et nautas et agricolas spectas means you are watching both sailors and farmers.
5. Ego specto et nautas et agricolas means The farmer is not watching the stars.
6. Stellas ego non specto means The farmer is watching the sailor.
7. Poetae non sumus means you are watching the moon.
8. Es agricola means Y'all are not farmers.
9. Agricolae non sunt means he is a farmer.
10. Nauta non es poeta means The sailors are poets.
Monday, September 8, 2008
Latin Lesson 27
NEW WORD: luna
Luna means moon in latin.
1. Lunam specto means I am watching the moon.
2. Specto stellas means I am watching the stars.
3. Et lunam et stellas specto means I am watching both the moon and the stars.
4. Specto et stellas means I am watching both the stars and the moon.
5. Luna non est stella means The moon is not a star.
6. Poeta est et agricola sum means He is a poet and I am a farmer.
7. Specto nautas I am watching the sailors.
8. Non estis agricolae means Y'all are not farmers.
9. Sumus poetae means We are poets.
10. Agricolae sunt poetae means the farmers are poets.
Luna means moon in latin.
1. Lunam specto means I am watching the moon.
2. Specto stellas means I am watching the stars.
3. Et lunam et stellas specto means I am watching both the moon and the stars.
4. Specto et stellas means I am watching both the stars and the moon.
5. Luna non est stella means The moon is not a star.
6. Poeta est et agricola sum means He is a poet and I am a farmer.
7. Specto nautas I am watching the sailors.
8. Non estis agricolae means Y'all are not farmers.
9. Sumus poetae means We are poets.
10. Agricolae sunt poetae means the farmers are poets.
Friday, September 5, 2008
Latin Lesson 25 & 26
1. Specto nautas means I am watching the sailors.
2. Nautas specto means I am watching the sailors.
3. Non specto agricolas means I am watching the farmers.
4. Agricolas specto means I am not watching the farmers.
5. Ego specto poetas means I am watching poets.
6. Specto nautam et agricolas means I am watching sailor and the farmers.
7. Agricolam specto means I am watching a farmer.
8. Poeta est means he is a poet.
9. Nauta est means he is a sailor.
10. Poetae sunt agricolae means the poets are farmers.
1. Stellem specto means I am watching the star.
2. Stellas non specto means I am not watching stars.
3. Stellam ego specto means I am watching the star.
4. Ego specto stellas means I am watching the stars.
5. Nautae sunt means they are sailors.
6. Non estis agricolae means y'all are not farmers
7. Poetae sumus means we are poets.
8. Specto et agricolas they are farmers.
9. Nauta non est poeta means He is a sailor and a poet.
10. Agricola es means you are a farmer.
2. Nautas specto means I am watching the sailors.
3. Non specto agricolas means I am watching the farmers.
4. Agricolas specto means I am not watching the farmers.
5. Ego specto poetas means I am watching poets.
6. Specto nautam et agricolas means I am watching sailor and the farmers.
7. Agricolam specto means I am watching a farmer.
8. Poeta est means he is a poet.
9. Nauta est means he is a sailor.
10. Poetae sunt agricolae means the poets are farmers.
1. Stellem specto means I am watching the star.
2. Stellas non specto means I am not watching stars.
3. Stellam ego specto means I am watching the star.
4. Ego specto stellas means I am watching the stars.
5. Nautae sunt means they are sailors.
6. Non estis agricolae means y'all are not farmers
7. Poetae sumus means we are poets.
8. Specto et agricolas they are farmers.
9. Nauta non est poeta means He is a sailor and a poet.
10. Agricola es means you are a farmer.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Roman and Greek Gods and Goddesses Names and Meanings
Apollo: Apollo, God of the Sun/the Arts.
Bacchus: Dionysius, God of Wine.
Ceres: Demeter, Goddess of the Harvest
Diana: Artemis, Goddess of the Moon/Huntress.
Juno: Hera, Goddess of Marriage/Revenge
Jupiter: Zeus, King of Gods/God of Lightning.
Mars: Ares, God of War/Strife/Wrath
Mercury: Hermes, Messenger of the Gods.
Minerva: Athena, Goddess of Wisdom.
Neptune: Poseidon, God of the Ocean/Water
Venus: Aphrodite, Goddess of Love/Beauty
Vulcan: Hephaestus, God of Blacksmiths, Craftsmen
That's all I have to do for the names and the meanings of the Greek Gods and Goddesses. :)
Bacchus: Dionysius, God of Wine.
Ceres: Demeter, Goddess of the Harvest
Diana: Artemis, Goddess of the Moon/Huntress.
Juno: Hera, Goddess of Marriage/Revenge
Jupiter: Zeus, King of Gods/God of Lightning.
Mars: Ares, God of War/Strife/Wrath
Mercury: Hermes, Messenger of the Gods.
Minerva: Athena, Goddess of Wisdom.
Neptune: Poseidon, God of the Ocean/Water
Venus: Aphrodite, Goddess of Love/Beauty
Vulcan: Hephaestus, God of Blacksmiths, Craftsmen
That's all I have to do for the names and the meanings of the Greek Gods and Goddesses. :)
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Latin Lesson 23 & 24
1. Yesterday I saw a nautam down at the dock.
2. I am a nauta.
3. A nautam steered the ship into the harbor.
4. I hired a nautam to help us steer the boat.
5. A nauta walked toward the ship.
6. The nautam is very strong.
7. I watched the nautam as he lowered the anchor.
8. He is a nauta.
9. You helped the nauta with the rope.
10. I will be a nauta someday.
1. Specto nautam means I am watching a sailor.
2. Nautam specto means I am watching a sailor.
3. Non specto agricolam means I am not a farmer.
4. Agricolam specto means I am watching a farmer.
5. Poetam specto means I am watching a poet.
6. Poetam specto means I am watching a poet.
7. Ego specto et nautam at agricolam I am watching a sailor and a farmer.
8. Nauta non sum means I am not a sailor.
9. Agricolae sunt means we are farmers.
10. Poetae non estis means he is not a poet.
2. I am a nauta.
3. A nautam steered the ship into the harbor.
4. I hired a nautam to help us steer the boat.
5. A nauta walked toward the ship.
6. The nautam is very strong.
7. I watched the nautam as he lowered the anchor.
8. He is a nauta.
9. You helped the nauta with the rope.
10. I will be a nauta someday.
1. Specto nautam means I am watching a sailor.
2. Nautam specto means I am watching a sailor.
3. Non specto agricolam means I am not a farmer.
4. Agricolam specto means I am watching a farmer.
5. Poetam specto means I am watching a poet.
6. Poetam specto means I am watching a poet.
7. Ego specto et nautam at agricolam I am watching a sailor and a farmer.
8. Nauta non sum means I am not a sailor.
9. Agricolae sunt means we are farmers.
10. Poetae non estis means he is not a poet.
World's (HOPEFULLY) Largest Sentence
This is hopefully going to be a long sentence so I'm going to keep on writing and writing until I get tired of typing prepositional phrases.
Over the hills,
into the city,
across the road,
around the trees,
to the forest,
on a path leading
to a jungle,
into a town,
back home.
Over the hills,
into the city,
across the road,
around the trees,
to the forest,
on a path leading
to a jungle,
into a town,
back home.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Latin Lesson 21 & 22
EXERCISES
1 I am hungry.
I
2 You are a nice person.
you
3 She is very smart.
she
4 We are going to the park.
we
5 Y'all have a beautiful home.
y'all
6 They eat lunch at Aunt Martha's house every Saturday.
they
7 He is a tennis player.
he
8 It is a history book.
it
9 Y'all really know how to throw a party.
y'all
10 The flowers in your garden are pretty.
the
1. Mr. Jones bought a newspaper.
newspaper
2. I will see a movie tomorrow.
movie
3. Harry is playing the trombone.
trombone
4. On Saturday, we will play baseball.
baseball
5. James caught a fish.
fish
6. They accidentally broke the radio.
radio
7. Y'all painted the wrong building.
building
8. Yesterday we listened to a long speech.
speech
9. Mr. Underwood lost his wallet.
wallet
10. Geraldine saw a deer in the woods.
deer
1 I am hungry.
I
2 You are a nice person.
you
3 She is very smart.
she
4 We are going to the park.
we
5 Y'all have a beautiful home.
y'all
6 They eat lunch at Aunt Martha's house every Saturday.
they
7 He is a tennis player.
he
8 It is a history book.
it
9 Y'all really know how to throw a party.
y'all
10 The flowers in your garden are pretty.
the
1. Mr. Jones bought a newspaper.
newspaper
2. I will see a movie tomorrow.
movie
3. Harry is playing the trombone.
trombone
4. On Saturday, we will play baseball.
baseball
5. James caught a fish.
fish
6. They accidentally broke the radio.
radio
7. Y'all painted the wrong building.
building
8. Yesterday we listened to a long speech.
speech
9. Mr. Underwood lost his wallet.
wallet
10. Geraldine saw a deer in the woods.
deer
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