Latin Choice Board

Oct 1, 2026

Latin Choice Board provides multiple school-appropriate options to demonstrate understanding of assigned Latin readings. Students can create memes or video performances with costumes, record themselves reading aloud and add an English summary, or produce a 6-panel cartoon with Latin subtitles. Other options include a Google Slides presentation breaking the story into smaller chunks with vocabulary support, an illustrated one-pager, emoji retell with explanations, fan fiction set in a new time period, and other creative approaches. Students may repeat preferred options only after completing at least five.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages1

Reading Time3 min

AccessFree to download

Meme or series of memes

Video performance

Read-aloud audio recording and English summary

6-panel cartoon with Latin subtitles

Google Slides presentation

Teacher-style explanation

One-pager about the story

Fan fiction in English

Emoji retell version

Creative free option

Use one of these options to show your understanding of the assigned readings. Use a different one for each reading. You can repeat the ones you like only after you have tried at least 5 of the options. | Create a meme or series of memes that show your understanding of the Latin.
| Create a video where you act out the story. Use props/ costumes (a sheet is fine) and have fun!
Make sure your video is school appropriate and demonstrates your understanding of the Latin.
Video Example | Create a video/audio recording of you reading the Latin story aloud. Then give a brief English summary of what you read at the end.
Audio Example | | --- | --- | --- | | Draw a 6-panel cartoon with Latin subtitles to show your understanding of the Latin selection. The quality of your art will not impact your grade in any way.
The combination of pictures and Latin text should demonstrate your understanding.
Cartoon Example | Create a Google Slides presentation of the story with the paragraphs broken up into smaller chunks and pictures to help with the understanding of key vocabulary.
Imagine you are the teacher and want to teach this story to someone. How would you do that?
Google Slides Example | Create a “one-pager” about the story you read that clearly demonstrates your understanding of the story. You are welcome to use words or images, as long as I can get a good sense of what the story is about from your one-pager.
| | Write a fan fiction piece (in English) on the story you read. Place it in a different time period, add to the story, or switch out the gender roles and see how it changes the story! Be sure that your creation clearly demonstrates your understanding of the Latin.
Fan Fiction Example | Create an “emoji retell” version of the story. You will need to include a paragraph summary explaining your emoji choices. Again, have fun, enjoy the assignment, and keep it school appropriate.
Emoji Retell Example | Roll your own!
Demonstrate your understanding of the Latin in any way you want (school appropriate of course) .
Be creative and have fun! |

FAQs

How many different options must a student try before repeating?

Students must try at least 5 of the listed options before repeating any they like.

What video options are included for demonstrating understanding?

Students can create a video acting out the story using props or costumes, or record a video/audio reading of the Latin story aloud and provide a brief English summary afterward.

Which project formats use visuals to demonstrate understanding of vocabulary and key ideas?

Students can choose a 6-panel cartoon with Latin subtitles or create a Google Slides presentation that breaks the story into smaller chunks with pictures and support for key vocabulary.

Oct 1, 2026

Uploaded by Maya Linwood