Greco Roman History

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Roll-A-Dice Game

This fantastic Roman Numerals Chart displays the different letters used for Roman Numerals from 1 to 10, and then up in tens to 100 and 500. Brilliant! Follow the link to download and save this pin to help other teachers. #RomanNumerals #NumbersChart #History

Here's a lesson I made about The beginnings of ancient Greece with the Civilizations that lead up to it and the Dark Ages. Free download available at:http://www.sharemylesson.com/teaching-resource/Anient-Greece-Early-Civilization-PPT-and-amp-Handout-50014987/

BrainPOP Democracy video. This could be beneficial for students to understand the political aspect of ancient Greece

Today I am excited to welcome Kim from English Oh My as our guest blogger. She has some great ideas for teaching students to comprehend poetry in a manageable way. Enjoy! Happy April, and Happy National Poetry Month! Poetry is a timeless genre, and it is a part of most English Language curriculum. When I tell […]

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Ancient Greek Architecture STEM Challenge & Activities

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A view to Greek ancient olympics

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When I explained to my eight year old son that ancient peoples didn't have clocks like we do today, he was surprised. I don't think the thought had ever occurred to him that without batteries or electricity, the hands of a clock simply couldn't move. In Ancient Greece, they used a water clock to time short events. It was called a clepsydra (KLEP-sye-druh). I thought it would be fun to make our own version of these ancient clocks. What You Need masking tape fine-tip permanent marker two of...

This Ancient Greece government student activity is perfect for middle school social studies and is an ideal way to teach about the many government styles of Ancient Greece (and in the modern world today), specifically monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, and democracy. In this activity, students are also introduced to influential figures like Solon, Agamemnon, Philip I, Alexander the Great, and Dionysios while making connections to modern-day governments, including those of the 13 Colonies, North...