Free Latin Posters for Homeschoolers and Educators
Looking for reference posters or sheets to help children learn basic Latin? We were too and then decided to make a few as we needed them. These poster sheets cover popular verbs, endings, and other topics that all homeschoolers and educators will have to delve into at some point in their lessons and teaching. We have tried to make our posters bright, friendly and useful learning area additions.
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Latin Poster for Regular Verb Endings - first
conjugation Single sheet poster that features the verb endings of regular verbs in the first conjugation, present tense. Graphics of children have been used to to differentiate between single and plural endings.
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Latin Poster for the Verb - Amo
Single sheet poster that features the verb - amo. Provided in the first conjugation, present tense, this sweet poster helps children remember the definition of the word amo - I love. Root word with differentiated word endings helps with memorization. Graphics of children are used to indicate singular and plural words. Words groups are given in 1st, 2nd and 3rd person. |
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Latin Poster for the Verb - Clamo
Single sheet poster that features the verb - clamo. Provided in the first conjugation, present tense, this vibrant poster helps children remember the definition of the word clamo - I shout. Root word with differentiated word endings helps with memorization. Graphics of a child are used to indicate singular and plural words. Words groups are given in 1st, 2nd and 3rd person. |
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Latin Poster for the Verb - Voco
Single sheet poster that features the verb - voco. Provided in the first conjugation, present tense, this poster helps children remember the definition of the word voco - I call. Root word with differentiated word endings helps with memorization. Graphics of owls are used to indicate singular and plural words. Words groups are given in 1st, 2nd and 3rd person. |
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Latin Poster - Irregular Verb to be
Single sheet poster that features sum - the Irregular Verb to be. Provided in the first conjugation, present tense, this delightful poster marks itself as irregular and uses graphics of children to show the singular and plural verbs. Verb endings are also highlighted.
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