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Case Ending Songs...

8/30/2015

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 (Note: For all these songs, pronounce the case endings according to Latin pronunciation.  For example, "Ae - i - i"  is sung as "Iye -eee -eee."  In the Dative song, "is" is sung as "ees." 


The Genitive Song (To the tune of O Christmas Tree) Lyrics by Linda Kordas

Oh, Genitive Possessive Case

Ae – i- i (pronounced i --eee- eeee)

Arum, orum, orum…



Accusative Ending Song (Includes 3rd Declension M+F- To the Tune of Row, Row, Row Your Boat) Lyrics by Jocelyn Demuth

Am, um, um and em

Tell me once again!

As, os, a and es

That’s the accusative case!


 
Dative Song (To the Tune of Hi, Ho, Hi… -Dwarves' song from Snow White)
Lyrics by Jocelyn Demuth


Ae – O and O

Then back to is we go!

Use the dativ
e with verbs like do, dono, mando, monstro


Note: The last line of this song immediately feeds back into the first line and is sung until no one can stand it anymore

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    • Kinetic Activities: Get 'em out of their seats
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    • Miscellaneous Low or No prep Activities
    • Movie Talks!
    • Stories Not in Your Textbook
    • Stuff for Advanced Students
    • Teaching Case
    • This I Believe
    • White board Activities: Winning.
    • Writing in Latin with Students
  • Mythology RPG
  • Songs
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