Can you name the domesticated plants and animals of The Columbian Exchange?
EXPLORATION OF NORTH AMERICA
- Explore It
This map shows the routes of early European explorers who came to North America. Covering such vast areas, these explorations took time. How many years passed between the first and the last of these explorations? Map. - Find It
Explorers often followed rivers into the interior of North America as they searched for a route across the country. Name three rivers that were important to the explorers on this map. Map. - Describe It
Choose one explorer shown on the map, and write a description of his journey. Use the map to tell what direction he traveled in and the oceans or rivers that he crossed. Use other resources to add more details to your description. Map.
DIRECTIONS:
1. Read the page.
2. Click the Question icon.
1. Read the page.
2. Click the Question icon.
3. Select the correct answer.
4. Click the small question icon.
5. Click X to return to the story.
6. Move to the next page by click the forward arrow (>)
4. Click the small question icon.
5. Click X to return to the story.
6. Move to the next page by click the forward arrow (>)
** Read all EIGHT pages and answer ALL eight questions **
When complete, click summary button to see your score.
When complete, click summary button to see your score.
Stone Age Toolkit
What did they use to hunt with in the Stone Age? How did they cook? Go to this site and learn about the tools that the people of this time period had to use.
View Activity
Burying Bodies
Do you have any idea how a fossil forms?The truth is, it needs to be buried quickly so that it is protected from scavengers and weather.Would you place a dead animal on the beach, in the grass, or maybe under a rock? Try different locations in this simulation game. What you find out may be very interesting!
BBC Science and Nature
What did they use to hunt with in the Stone Age? How did they cook? Go to this site and learn about the tools that the people of this time period had to use.
View Activity
Burying Bodies
Do you have any idea how a fossil forms?The truth is, it needs to be buried quickly so that it is protected from scavengers and weather.Would you place a dead animal on the beach, in the grass, or maybe under a rock? Try different locations in this simulation game. What you find out may be very interesting!
BBC Science and Nature
Prehistoric Life games
Human Evolution Game (PBS)
Human Evolution The fossil evidence in 3D
evolution (games)
Are you a Chimp or a Champ? (BBC game)
Meet the Ancestors: Multimedia Zone (BBC)
Dig and Deduce - Neanderthal game
Hall of Human Ancestors
The Evolution of Man - Prehistoric Life
Cave Man Profiles for Kids
Cave Man Challenge Game
America's Stone Age Explorers
Cave Man Facts
Prehistoric Humans
Early Humans Q&A Quiz Interactive
Virtual Tour of Cave Paintings
The Cave at Lascaux
Follow The Journey of Mankind
Early Man Crossword Puzzle, interactive
School Bell game collection
Archaeology Games
Human Evolution Game (PBS)
Human Evolution The fossil evidence in 3D
evolution (games)
Are you a Chimp or a Champ? (BBC game)
Meet the Ancestors: Multimedia Zone (BBC)
Dig and Deduce - Neanderthal game
Hall of Human Ancestors
The Evolution of Man - Prehistoric Life
Cave Man Profiles for Kids
Cave Man Challenge Game
America's Stone Age Explorers
Cave Man Facts
Prehistoric Humans
Early Humans Q&A Quiz Interactive
Virtual Tour of Cave Paintings
The Cave at Lascaux
Follow The Journey of Mankind
Early Man Crossword Puzzle, interactive
School Bell game collection
Archaeology Games
Artifacts Online Game
Today we have battery-powered tools and electrical appliances, but at one time life was not so easy! Play this game and discover what types of objects people used as fishing tools, cooking utensils, toys, and more before the advent of modern technology.
Mackinac State Historic Parks
Detectives into the Past
Visit this website and help solve an ancient mystery with Dr. Dirt, the armadillo archeologist! Get ready to dig in and discover what the ancient Texans used to eat.
Dr. Dirt, the Armadillo Archeologist
The Dig
Are you ready to go on a dig? You are an archeologist on a dig in the backyard. As you uncover objects, your mission is to determine about how old they are. Drag each one to the Roman, Medieval, Victorian, or Modern period.
Museum of London
Virtual Object Handling Workshop
Learn how to think like an art appraiser or an archaeologist! In this simulation activity, you will select an artifact. Rotate it and view it from all sides. By asking questions about it, and by using scientific equipment, you will determine what it is, when it was made, who owned it, and more. Analyze all three artifacts!
Museum of London
Dirt Detective
Dirt Detective, Junior Archaeologist - Instructions Answer questions by clicking on the correct answer in the picture. Record your ideas and notes in the field journa
Hunt the Ancestor - Complete your dig before the developers move in.
Time and money are running out and the developer's diggers are wanting to move onto the site of a dig. Experience some of the realities of being an archaeologist by playing Hunt the Ancestor.
Dig and Deduce http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/neanderthals/dig.html
uncover bones and artifacts and then try to figure out what the evidence suggests
Today we have battery-powered tools and electrical appliances, but at one time life was not so easy! Play this game and discover what types of objects people used as fishing tools, cooking utensils, toys, and more before the advent of modern technology.
Mackinac State Historic Parks
Detectives into the Past
Visit this website and help solve an ancient mystery with Dr. Dirt, the armadillo archeologist! Get ready to dig in and discover what the ancient Texans used to eat.
Dr. Dirt, the Armadillo Archeologist
The Dig
Are you ready to go on a dig? You are an archeologist on a dig in the backyard. As you uncover objects, your mission is to determine about how old they are. Drag each one to the Roman, Medieval, Victorian, or Modern period.
Museum of London
Virtual Object Handling Workshop
Learn how to think like an art appraiser or an archaeologist! In this simulation activity, you will select an artifact. Rotate it and view it from all sides. By asking questions about it, and by using scientific equipment, you will determine what it is, when it was made, who owned it, and more. Analyze all three artifacts!
Museum of London
Dirt Detective
Dirt Detective, Junior Archaeologist - Instructions Answer questions by clicking on the correct answer in the picture. Record your ideas and notes in the field journa
Hunt the Ancestor - Complete your dig before the developers move in.
Time and money are running out and the developer's diggers are wanting to move onto the site of a dig. Experience some of the realities of being an archaeologist by playing Hunt the Ancestor.
Dig and Deduce http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/neanderthals/dig.html
uncover bones and artifacts and then try to figure out what the evidence suggests
Create a Poster about Hernando Cortes
Students research the internet to find information about the European explorer Hernando Cortes.
Students find information about the country he sailed from, the years of his explorations, the purpose of his exploration, destinations he visited and Cortes' main accomplishments.
Students locate one picture of Hernando Cortes for their poster.
Students use one of the templates below to create a poster using their information and image.
Students find information about the country he sailed from, the years of his explorations, the purpose of his exploration, destinations he visited and Cortes' main accomplishments.
Students locate one picture of Hernando Cortes for their poster.
Students use one of the templates below to create a poster using their information and image.
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Explorers for Kids: Hernan Cortes - Ducksters
BBC - History - Hernando Cortés
Hernan Cortes - World History For Kids - By KidsPast.com
MEXonline.com Hernan Cortes
BBC - History - Hernando Cortés
Hernan Cortes - World History For Kids - By KidsPast.com
MEXonline.com Hernan Cortes
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http://www.historymuseum.ca/cmc/exhibitions/civil/maya/mmc10eng.shtml_ |
6th-8th Grade History Learning Activity: Spain vs. Aztec Empirehttp://www.learningliftoff.com/6th-8th-grade-history-learning-activity-spain-vs-aztec-empire/#.V0baEdQrJkj
- Step Back in Time [Flash]
- Spot the Mistakes [Flash]
- Mix 'n' Match [Flash]
- What's in the Photo?
Guess what objects are used for in Japan. [Flash] - Gesture Game
Guess the meaning of Japanese gestures. [Flash] - Hiragana Picture Matching Game
Memorize Japanese characters by playing this matching game. [Flash] (If you want to see a table of hiragana, please go to the Hiragana Chart.) - Japan Puzzle
A jigsaw puzzle of the map of Japan. [Shockwave] - Japanese Celebrations
How do the Japanese celebrate festive occasions? [Shockwave] - Pictures of Japan
Use your mouse as a crayon to color in the pictures. [Shockwave] - Virtual Paper Sumo
Play a traditional game, paper sumo.
Ancient Chinese Invention Advertisement Project
Directions: Choose one of the ancient inventions from the list below (circle which invention you choose).
You will be creating an advertisement for an ancient Chinese invention! You will first research to gather information about the invention. You will then create your advertisement in Microsoft Word.
Your ad must include:
- Pictures of the invention
- A short description of your invention (include when it was invented)
- Three (3) reasons why your invention will help China
LINKS
Top 20 Ancient Chinese Inventions
Top18 Ancient Chinese Inventions
Ancient China for Kids: Inventions and Technology
Top 20 Inventions
Top 10 inventions
Four Inventions
Directions: Choose one of the ancient inventions from the list below (circle which invention you choose).
You will be creating an advertisement for an ancient Chinese invention! You will first research to gather information about the invention. You will then create your advertisement in Microsoft Word.
Your ad must include:
- Pictures of the invention
- A short description of your invention (include when it was invented)
- Three (3) reasons why your invention will help China
LINKS
Top 20 Ancient Chinese Inventions
Top18 Ancient Chinese Inventions
Ancient China for Kids: Inventions and Technology
Top 20 Inventions
Top 10 inventions
Four Inventions
Use the websites listed to get historical information on the inventions
Fireworks, compass, porcelain & silk http://www.easc.indiana.edu/pages/easc/curriculum/china/1996/EACPWorkBook/gift/intro.htm
Gunpowder, porcelain, paper & printing http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/connections_n2/chinese_inventions.html
Paper, compass, printing & gunpowder
http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/info/current/inventions.html
Compass, gunpowder & paper
http://inventors.about.com/od/chineseinventors/
Compass, gunpowder, printing, paper & silk
http://library.thinkquest.org/15618/inventor.htm#P4
Silk, paper, porcelain, gunpowder & compass http://www.cnn.com/interactive/specials/9908/china.inventions.timeline/frameset.exclude.html
Fireworks, compass, porcelain & silk http://www.easc.indiana.edu/pages/easc/curriculum/china/1996/EACPWorkBook/gift/intro.htm
Gunpowder, porcelain, paper & printing http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/connections_n2/chinese_inventions.html
Paper, compass, printing & gunpowder
http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/info/current/inventions.html
Compass, gunpowder & paper
http://inventors.about.com/od/chineseinventors/
Compass, gunpowder, printing, paper & silk
http://library.thinkquest.org/15618/inventor.htm#P4
Silk, paper, porcelain, gunpowder & compass http://www.cnn.com/interactive/specials/9908/china.inventions.timeline/frameset.exclude.html
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VIDEO: List FOUR interesting facts mentioned in the video:
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QUESTIONS:
1. When was the Indus Civilization?
2. Where was the Indus Valley?.
3. Was the Indus Valley a peaceful place?
1. When was the Indus Civilization?
2. Where was the Indus Valley?.
3. Was the Indus Valley a peaceful place?
Buddhism
1. How many Buddhists are there in the world today?
An Introduction to Buddhism
2. What was the Buddha's name when he was a young man?
3. When and where did he grow up?
The Four Noble Truths
4. Describe each of the Four Noble Truths.
Buddhist Symbols
5. List the four Buddhist symbols.
Karma
6. What is karma?
1. How many Buddhists are there in the world today?
An Introduction to Buddhism
2. What was the Buddha's name when he was a young man?
3. When and where did he grow up?
The Four Noble Truths
4. Describe each of the Four Noble Truths.
Buddhist Symbols
5. List the four Buddhist symbols.
Karma
6. What is karma?
Hinduism
1. What is reincarnation?
2. Why are many Hindus vegetarians?
3. What animal is sacred to Hindus?
4. What river is sacred to Hindus?
Your Guide to the Religion of Hinduism
5. How many Hindus are in the world today and where do most of them live?
6. Where does the word "Hindu" come from?
1. What is reincarnation?
2. Why are many Hindus vegetarians?
3. What animal is sacred to Hindus?
4. What river is sacred to Hindus?
Your Guide to the Religion of Hinduism
5. How many Hindus are in the world today and where do most of them live?
6. Where does the word "Hindu" come from?
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REAL PERSON
Famous Ancient Egyptians - Biography.com
Ancient Egyptian Kings Queens
Important People in Ancient Egypt.
REAL PLACE
Top Ancient Egyptian Temples, Tombs and Monuments
Ancient Egyptian Monuments
Top five ancient historical monuments in Egypt
EVENT
World History Timeline Ancient Egypt
FICTIONAL PERSON
The Gods and Goddesses - Ancient Egypt Online
Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses
List of Egyptian gods and goddesses
PHYSICAL OBJECT
10 Most Distinguished Works of Ancient Egyptian Art
Ancient Artifacts - Exploring Ancient Egypt
Mystery of the Rosetta Stone
ABSTRACT CONCEPT
Mythology of Ancient Egypt Mummification
Ancient Egyptian beliefs in the afterlife
Doctors and Medicine in Ancient Egypt
Egyptian Social Structure
Explore the Egyptian landscape with an interactive map and
learn about life and death along the Nile.
learn about life and death along the Nile.
Dress like an Egyptian queen or a craftsman and
learn about clothing in ancient Egyptian times.
learn about clothing in ancient Egyptian times.
How quickly can you help the craftsmen find their basic
supplies in the temple stores?
supplies in the temple stores?
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https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/ancient-egypt/video/
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http://mesopotamia.lib.uchicago.edu/interactives/DigIntoHistory.html
Understanding Timelines
http://www.beaconlearningcenter.com/Weblessons/seeingtime/index2.html
http://www.beaconlearningcenter.com/Weblessons/seeingtime/index2.html
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REVIEW: FERTILE CRESCENT MAP GAME
http://www.purposegames.com/game/where-are-we-quiz
http://www.purposegames.com/game/where-are-we-quiz
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Cuneiform: The Birth of Writing and History
Writing, Pictograms, Cuneiform
Over five thousand years ago, people living in Mesopotamia developed a form of writing to record and communicate different types of information. What types of information did scribes record? ____________________________________________________________________
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Writing, Pictograms, Cuneiform
Over five thousand years ago, people living in Mesopotamia developed a form of writing to record and communicate different types of information. What types of information did scribes record? ____________________________________________________________________
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The Invention of the Wheel
Why was the Invention of the Wheel so Important?
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Why was the Invention of the Wheel so Important?
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Be a farmer in Ancient Mesopotamia
How did farmers in ancient Sumer grow crops in a land without much rainfall and with a limited water supply?
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Activity
http://www.mesopotamia.co.uk/geography/challenge/cha_set.htm
You are the eldest son in a family of farmers. Your father has gone away for a year and left you in charge of the family's three fields. Below you will see your three fields and a list of activities you and your brothers could perform. Remember, you must try to farm all of your fields at once to get the greatest harvest. At different times of the year, you will see the local water controller direct water to the irrigation ditch next to your field. You can let water into your fields by clicking on the 'water' button. If you miss this opportunity, you will have to wait until his next visit. Good luck.
How did farmers in ancient Sumer grow crops in a land without much rainfall and with a limited water supply?
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Activity
http://www.mesopotamia.co.uk/geography/challenge/cha_set.htm
You are the eldest son in a family of farmers. Your father has gone away for a year and left you in charge of the family's three fields. Below you will see your three fields and a list of activities you and your brothers could perform. Remember, you must try to farm all of your fields at once to get the greatest harvest. At different times of the year, you will see the local water controller direct water to the irrigation ditch next to your field. You can let water into your fields by clicking on the 'water' button. If you miss this opportunity, you will have to wait until his next visit. Good luck.
Mesopotamia
Be a farmer in Ancient Mesopotamia
Protect Yourself from Demons!
Ancient Weapons Challenge
Babylonian - The Big Myth, Creation Story (Narrated, told in story form)
The Story of Aplum and the Extra Month
Astronomers of Babylon
Read Tablets of the Past
A Tale of Three Merchants
Trade and Transport
Trading Places Challenge
Story: The Legend of Gilgamesh
Story: Gilgamesh and the Cedar Forest
Myth: How Marduk Became King of ALL the Gods
Third World Farmer
Build a Ziggurat
Explore the Royal Tombs of Ur
Royal Game of Ur
Rules of the Royal game of UR
Hammurabi's Strategy Game
Middle East Geography & Countries Game
Ancient Mesopotamia Craft Ideas
More GamesEgypt
Greece
Rome
Mesopotamia
Vikings
Other Ancients
Myths
http://www.mesopotamia.co.uk/tombs/challenge/cha_set.html
Life in Mesopotamia - Ancient Mesopotamia is considered the cradle of civilization because the Mesopotamians developed many things that we take for granted in our modern lives, such as agriculture, language, cities, religion, and government.
Electronic Passport to Mesopotamia - The Fertile Crescent
Dig Into History: Mesopotamia – Dig for ancient Mesopotamian artifacts in this interactive website.
Hammurabi Title Page - Solve some of the problems Hammurabi faced
Hammurabi's Code of Laws - Read the text of Hammurab's Code
Cuneiform Digital Library - Browse a vast collection of cuneiform images
Cuneiform Numbers
Ancient Mesopotamian Foods
Ancient Mesopotamia Recipe
The Collapse of Mesopotamia
Be a farmer in Ancient Mesopotamia
Protect Yourself from Demons!
Ancient Weapons Challenge
Babylonian - The Big Myth, Creation Story (Narrated, told in story form)
The Story of Aplum and the Extra Month
Astronomers of Babylon
Read Tablets of the Past
A Tale of Three Merchants
Trade and Transport
Trading Places Challenge
Story: The Legend of Gilgamesh
Story: Gilgamesh and the Cedar Forest
Myth: How Marduk Became King of ALL the Gods
Third World Farmer
Build a Ziggurat
Explore the Royal Tombs of Ur
Royal Game of Ur
Rules of the Royal game of UR
Hammurabi's Strategy Game
Middle East Geography & Countries Game
Ancient Mesopotamia Craft Ideas
More GamesEgypt
Greece
Rome
Mesopotamia
Vikings
Other Ancients
Myths
http://www.mesopotamia.co.uk/tombs/challenge/cha_set.html
Life in Mesopotamia - Ancient Mesopotamia is considered the cradle of civilization because the Mesopotamians developed many things that we take for granted in our modern lives, such as agriculture, language, cities, religion, and government.
Electronic Passport to Mesopotamia - The Fertile Crescent
Dig Into History: Mesopotamia – Dig for ancient Mesopotamian artifacts in this interactive website.
Hammurabi Title Page - Solve some of the problems Hammurabi faced
Hammurabi's Code of Laws - Read the text of Hammurab's Code
Cuneiform Digital Library - Browse a vast collection of cuneiform images
Cuneiform Numbers
Ancient Mesopotamian Foods
Ancient Mesopotamia Recipe
The Collapse of Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia Timeline Project Today you will continue working on your timeline about the history of Mesopotamia. Remember to select at least five significant events from Mesopotamia's history, arrange them in chronological order with dates, and include an image and description of its importance with each event. Additional directions on how to make your timeline can be found with the assignment History of Mesopotamia Timeline, which is in your Social Studies folders.
You may want to use your Social Studies textbooks, Mesopotamia assignments, and trusted websites as resources to help you find the events and dates for your timeline.
The following websites may be helpful in identifying important events from Mesopotamian history:
You may want to use your Social Studies textbooks, Mesopotamia assignments, and trusted websites as resources to help you find the events and dates for your timeline.
The following websites may be helpful in identifying important events from Mesopotamian history:
Why do they call this area the "Fertile Crescent?"
Download this blank map, title it with your name, and label it with the bodies of water and geographical locations.
Download this blank map, title it with your name, and label it with the bodies of water and geographical locations.
Use this map as reference
http://my-ecoach.com/online/resources/5/AncientMesopotamianMap1.jpg
http://my-ecoach.com/online/resources/5/AncientMesopotamianMap1.jpg
Put the names of these places in the correct locations.
Water
1. Nile River
2. Tigris River
3. Persian Gulf
4. Red Sea
5. Caspian Sea
6. Black Sea
7. Euphrates River
8. Mediterranean Sea
9. Dead Sea
Geographical Locations
9. Asia Minor
10. Mesopotamia
11. Persia
12. Egypt
13. Arabia
14. Zagros Mountains
15.Syrian Desert
16. Arabian Desert
17. Taurus Mountains
18. Uruk
19. Ur
21. Babylon
When you are all done, use a green colored pencil to color in the "Fertile Crescent"
and write below in the comments why you believe this area was called the Fertile Crescent.
REVIEW: FERTILE CRESCENT MAP GAME
http://www.purposegames.com/game/where-are-we-quiz
Water
1. Nile River
2. Tigris River
3. Persian Gulf
4. Red Sea
5. Caspian Sea
6. Black Sea
7. Euphrates River
8. Mediterranean Sea
9. Dead Sea
Geographical Locations
9. Asia Minor
10. Mesopotamia
11. Persia
12. Egypt
13. Arabia
14. Zagros Mountains
15.Syrian Desert
16. Arabian Desert
17. Taurus Mountains
18. Uruk
19. Ur
21. Babylon
When you are all done, use a green colored pencil to color in the "Fertile Crescent"
and write below in the comments why you believe this area was called the Fertile Crescent.
REVIEW: FERTILE CRESCENT MAP GAME
http://www.purposegames.com/game/where-are-we-quiz
Annie's Archaeology Laboratory
https://www.childrensmuseum.org/treasures/intro_archaeology/index.html
Archaeologists study how people lived in the past by studying what they left behind. In this activity, you can earn an Apprentice Archaeologist certificate by exploring an Egyptian tomb, Chinese terra cotta warriors, and a Caribbean shipwreck
https://www.childrensmuseum.org/treasures/intro_archaeology/index.html
Archaeologists study how people lived in the past by studying what they left behind. In this activity, you can earn an Apprentice Archaeologist certificate by exploring an Egyptian tomb, Chinese terra cotta warriors, and a Caribbean shipwreck
Millionaire (PPT )
Hoop Dreams - Revised.ppt (PPT )
Big Board Facts with Answers Slide (PPT )
The Great Maze PPT Template
Jeopardy (PPT )
Smarter than a 5th Grader (PPT )
Cash Cab PowerPoint Template (PPT )
Hoop Dreams - Revised.ppt (PPT )
Big Board Facts with Answers Slide (PPT )
The Great Maze PPT Template
Jeopardy (PPT )
Smarter than a 5th Grader (PPT )
Cash Cab PowerPoint Template (PPT )
Ancient Rome Travel Brochure
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Imagine yourself as a time-travel tour agent. Your task is to create a tri-fold brochure to promote travel back to Ancient Rome. Your travel brochure will present five topics to help tourists understand where you are taking them and what they will learn about Ancient Rome. Be sure your travel brochure is informative, graphically interesting and historically correct.
You will be creating your travel tri-fold brochure using the brochure template. You will use this template as a model for your own brochure.
Front Panel (Page #1)
Next 4 Panels (Pages 2, 3, 4 & 5)
References Panel (Center back panel)
Topics
Roman Theater
Pompeii
Circus Maximus
Theatre of Marcellus
Roman Chariot Races
Catacombs
Diocletian
Roman Mosaics
Arch of Constantine
Pantheon
Trevi Fountain
Cicero
Colosseum
St. Peter’s Basilica
Gladiators
Vatican City
Constantine
Roman Army/Legion
Basilica of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
Roman Roads
Sistine Chapel
Lucius Cornelius Sulla
Roman Aqueducts
Spanish Steps and Piazza di Spagna
Aqueduct of Claudius
Roman Baths (Baths of Titus)
Monument of Vittorio
Roman Forum
Palatine Hill
Roman Art
Roman Architecture
Temple of Jupiter in Rome
Hadrian’s Villa
Roman Villas
Temple of Venus and Rome in Rome
Hadrian’s Wall
Capitoline Hill
Helpful Websites To Use:
http://www.rome.mrdonn.org
http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/primaryhistory/romans/
http://www.ducksters.com/history/ancient_rome/pompeii.php
You will be creating your travel tri-fold brochure using the brochure template. You will use this template as a model for your own brochure.
Front Panel (Page #1)
- Provide a Title for your Ancient Rome travel brochure.
- Include your first/last name and Class #.
- Include at least one eye-catching graphic.
- Write a paragraph (at least 4 sentences) giving information about Ancient Rome’s location, geography, climate, weather, or a summary that excites tourists to want to visit Ancient Rome.
Next 4 Panels (Pages 2, 3, 4 & 5)
- Provide a Title for the topic of your choice.
- Include at least one eye-catching graphic.
- Write a paragraph (at least 4 sentences) giving information about your topic. Be sure it gives enough interesting details to excite tourists to want to go see Ancient Rome.
- Repeat this process for pages 3, 4 & 5.
References Panel (Center back panel)
- Title this panel “References”.
- You must cite where your information came from to create your brochure.
- Make sure you cite at least 3 different sources used for researching your Ancient Rome topics.
Topics
Roman Theater
Pompeii
Circus Maximus
Theatre of Marcellus
Roman Chariot Races
Catacombs
Diocletian
Roman Mosaics
Arch of Constantine
Pantheon
Trevi Fountain
Cicero
Colosseum
St. Peter’s Basilica
Gladiators
Vatican City
Constantine
Roman Army/Legion
Basilica of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
Roman Roads
Sistine Chapel
Lucius Cornelius Sulla
Roman Aqueducts
Spanish Steps and Piazza di Spagna
Aqueduct of Claudius
Roman Baths (Baths of Titus)
Monument of Vittorio
Roman Forum
Palatine Hill
Roman Art
Roman Architecture
Temple of Jupiter in Rome
Hadrian’s Villa
Roman Villas
Temple of Venus and Rome in Rome
Hadrian’s Wall
Capitoline Hill
Helpful Websites To Use:
http://www.rome.mrdonn.org
http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/primaryhistory/romans/
http://www.ducksters.com/history/ancient_rome/pompeii.php
Ancient Rome Scavenger Hunt
Go to: http://wps.ablongman.com/wps/media/objects/262/268312/art/figures/KISH106.jpg
1. Rome is located in __________, which is a peninsula that sticks out into the _____ Sea.
2. What is the shape of this country ? ______________.
Go to: http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/ancient-rome/romulus-and-remus/
3. Who is given the credit for founding Ancient Rome?
Go to: http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/philosophy/index.htm
4. Romans were beginning to write philosophy, through most of it was pretty much just translating Greek philosophy into Latin. Ancient Greek philosophy is dominated by three famous men. Name these men.
_______________, __________________ , __________________
Go to: http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/roman_slaves.htm
5. Who were slaves? _____________________________________________
Go to: http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/articles/worldhistory/twelvetables.htm
6. By the 6th century B.C, Roman people (who weren’t slaves) could be divided into two classes. What are the two classes? __________________________ and __________________________
Go to: http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/religion/index.htm
7. Who was the chief of the gods for the Romans? __________________________
Go to: Roman Mythology
8. List the 4 state gods. _____________ , _____________ , _____________ , _____________ ,
Go to: http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/science/index.htm
9. Roman scientific achievements are mostly in which two areas?
_____________________ and ______________________
Go to: Daily Life - Clothing
10. Very early Romans wore _______________.
11. What was a Bulla and what was it for? __________________________________
Go to: http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/ancient-rome/roman-roads/
12. Why did the Romans put so much effort into building roads?
Go to: Death and Burial
13. Name the two forms of burial practiced by the Romans.
_____________________ and ______________________
14. Where were people usually buried and why? ____________________________________
Go to: http://wps.ablongman.com/wps/media/objects/262/268312/art/figures/KISH106.jpg
1. Rome is located in __________, which is a peninsula that sticks out into the _____ Sea.
2. What is the shape of this country ? ______________.
Go to: http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/ancient-rome/romulus-and-remus/
3. Who is given the credit for founding Ancient Rome?
Go to: http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/philosophy/index.htm
4. Romans were beginning to write philosophy, through most of it was pretty much just translating Greek philosophy into Latin. Ancient Greek philosophy is dominated by three famous men. Name these men.
_______________, __________________ , __________________
Go to: http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/roman_slaves.htm
5. Who were slaves? _____________________________________________
Go to: http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/articles/worldhistory/twelvetables.htm
6. By the 6th century B.C, Roman people (who weren’t slaves) could be divided into two classes. What are the two classes? __________________________ and __________________________
Go to: http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/religion/index.htm
7. Who was the chief of the gods for the Romans? __________________________
Go to: Roman Mythology
8. List the 4 state gods. _____________ , _____________ , _____________ , _____________ ,
Go to: http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/science/index.htm
9. Roman scientific achievements are mostly in which two areas?
_____________________ and ______________________
Go to: Daily Life - Clothing
10. Very early Romans wore _______________.
11. What was a Bulla and what was it for? __________________________________
Go to: http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/ancient-rome/roman-roads/
12. Why did the Romans put so much effort into building roads?
Go to: Death and Burial
13. Name the two forms of burial practiced by the Romans.
_____________________ and ______________________
14. Where were people usually buried and why? ____________________________________
Origin of the Roman Months
Match each month of the year with its origin. You will see that the names and origins have some similarities. Check your answers when you are done matching.
The early Romans used a calendar in which each month had irregular lengths. At the end of every other year an extra month of 22 to 23 days was added. When Julius Caesar became emperor he had to add 90 days to this extra month to align the calendar back to the proper seasons.
After doing so Caesar introduced the Julian Calendar in 46 BC. This new calendar had 365¼ days. The ¼ day was added between February 24 and February 25. This calendar is similar to the modern calendar we use today.
After doing so Caesar introduced the Julian Calendar in 46 BC. This new calendar had 365¼ days. The ¼ day was added between February 24 and February 25. This calendar is similar to the modern calendar we use today.
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Nine Men's Morris: Would you like to play an ancient Roman game? Visit this site to play Nine Men's Morris! Romans were very fond of board games!
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A glimpse of teenage life in ancient Rome
Write all your answers in your NOTE SCROLL
1. TIME LINE: When was the Greek Classical Age?
2. ATHENS: List FOUR facts in your note scroll about Athens
3. SPARTA: List FOUR facts in your note scroll about Sparta
4. MOUNT OLYMPUS: List FIVE Gods or Goddesses and explain power they possess.
5. Take QUIZ
1. TIME LINE: When was the Greek Classical Age?
2. ATHENS: List FOUR facts in your note scroll about Athens
3. SPARTA: List FOUR facts in your note scroll about Sparta
4. MOUNT OLYMPUS: List FIVE Gods or Goddesses and explain power they possess.
5. Take QUIZ
Each student will be assigned to one of seven city states:
PowerPoint Guidlelines: (Slides 2-8 should contain at least two facts and one graphic)
Slide 1: Introduction slide with the name of the city state and the name of the student.
Slide 2: Food Source
What kind of agriculture (farming) and food did your city state produce and eat?
Slide 3: Social Structure
What kind of jobs did the people of your city state do and what were the social levels?
Slide 4: Government
What system of government did your city state have to direct people’s behavior and make life orderly?
Slide 5: Religion
What are the beliefs and forms of worship in your city state and how did this affect daily life in your city state?
Slide 6: The Arts
What kind of culture or forms of expression (painting, art, sculpture, architecture, crafts, music, entertainment) did your city state have?
Slide 7: Technology
What kinds of tools, weapons, and inventions did your city state have?
Slide 8: Writing
What kind of written language did your city state use and how did they record the information?
Use the following websites to begin your City State research:
- Athens
- Sparta
- Delphi
- Thebes
- Olympia
- Argos
- Corinth.
PowerPoint Guidlelines: (Slides 2-8 should contain at least two facts and one graphic)
Slide 1: Introduction slide with the name of the city state and the name of the student.
Slide 2: Food Source
What kind of agriculture (farming) and food did your city state produce and eat?
Slide 3: Social Structure
What kind of jobs did the people of your city state do and what were the social levels?
Slide 4: Government
What system of government did your city state have to direct people’s behavior and make life orderly?
Slide 5: Religion
What are the beliefs and forms of worship in your city state and how did this affect daily life in your city state?
Slide 6: The Arts
What kind of culture or forms of expression (painting, art, sculpture, architecture, crafts, music, entertainment) did your city state have?
Slide 7: Technology
What kinds of tools, weapons, and inventions did your city state have?
Slide 8: Writing
What kind of written language did your city state use and how did they record the information?
Use the following websites to begin your City State research:
- Mr. Donns Ancient Greek for Kids
- Social Studies for Kids - City States
- The Greek City States, 500 B.C.
- History of Ancient Greece and the Ancient Greek People
- Daily Life in Ancient Greece
- Ancient Greece - History, mythology, art, war, culture,society and architecture
- Ancient Greece - The British Museum
- Ancient Greek Cities
Powerpoint Example
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TASK: Create a PHOTO CUBE depicting the contributions of the Ancient Romans.
