SALVETE

Hints for reading Latin aloud: 
Consonants:  C always sounds like a K as in “cat” or “cup.”  G always sounds like the G in “get” or “girl.”   V always sounds like a W as in “win” or “want.”

Other consonant sounds and the vowels A-E-I-O-U are explained in the back of your textbook.  If you know how to pronounce vowels in Spanish, you won’t have a problem with Latin!

o  Materials needed for Latin: your textbook ECCE ROMANI and a binder with lined paper, pencils, colored pencils, and index cards. o  Write your name and the date on each assignment.
 * Student/Parent Information ||

o  Write neatly and include both English and Latin in all translations. o  Place all materials for this class in your binder and bring it each week. || The textbook //ECCE ROMANI// is correlated to national standards and includes frequent assessments.  || **LABOR OMNIA VINCIT. (**Or, **How to get an A in class)**
 * California State Standards ||
 * Organizational Skills Required ||

C--Complete all your work on time. Work steadily each day for mastery. Visit the class wiki at [|www.ecce.wikispaces.com] every week to review your next assignment.

B--Participate in class. It is better to speak and make an error than to stay silent. If you are absent, you are responsible for contacting me. A--Read aloud daily and visit the Internet--10 minutes a day—at the sites listed on your syllabus at [|www.tabney.com/ecce1.html] and [|www.phschool.com]

Your grade will appear at [|www.engrade.com] with access code: engrade-magistranisan-_ ||

The Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag
in Latin