Use simple sentence and question structures to comprehend simple written sentences and conversations.

• Parts of speech in Latin or Greek and English
• Conjugation of simple verbs in present tense Basic patterns of noun, adjective and article changes (i.e., masculine, feminine, neuter)
• Noun-adjective agreement
• Basic interrogative words
• Basic case uses

Demonstrate mastery of classical language skills by connecting influences of classical language or culture in another subject area.

• Latin terms in psychology (e.g., ego, id, unconscious)
• Ancient Greek political structure and modern democracy

List and relate content subject words used in English that have origins in classical Latin or Greek.

• Science (e.g., homo sapiens, medicine)
• Literature (e.g., metaphor, simile)
• Physical Education (e.g., Olympics, competition)
• Civics and Government (e.g., democracy, president)

Present and exchange information about classical language experience to others in the school and the community.

• Classical festivals and competitions (e.g., Latin Day)
• Organizations (e.g., school classics club activities, Junior Classical Leagues)
• Video productions about Roman or Greek customs

Use knowledge of classical language and culture to communicate interactively for practical purposes and for personal enjoyment of the resources in the local community.

• Classical art collections in museums
• Roman or Greek banquet
• Skits (e.g., the assassination of Caesar, the last days of Socrates)
• Music in Latin
• Latin Forensic competitions

Explain national or global employment areas in which knowledge of classical language and culture may be used.

• Law
• Medicine, pharmacology
• Museum curator, historian
• Educator, writer

Research career opportunities and enrichment activities related to classical language and culture.

• Plays with classical themes
• Professions dealing with classical culture in their work