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An exciting, hands-on collection of ideas and activities designed to introduce your students to the fascinating world of ancient Egypt. Unearth ancient treasures in your own archaeological dig, make a model of the Nile, create a pharaoh's crown or...
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An exciting, hands-on collection of ideas and activities designed to introduce your students to the fascinating world of ancient Egypt. Unearth ancient treasures in your own archaeological dig, make a model of the Nile, create a pharaoh's crown or...
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Learn about Viking citizens, politics, food, fashion, religion, currency, commerce, literature, art, architecture and travel. Through innovative group and individual projects, students discover the intricacies of Viking society and the...
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Learn about Viking citizens, politics, food, fashion, religion, currency, commerce, literature, art, architecture and travel. Through innovative group and individual projects, students discover the intricacies of Viking society and the...
Students solve a rebus puzzle in order to find a hidden treasure. This can be used as an anticipatory set designed to lead into the discussion of ancient written languages, whether from Neanderthal pictographs or Egyptian hieroglyphics. It does...
Learn about the Mycenaean civilization.
Students learn about the teachings of an ancient Chinese philosopher.
Students will describe and explain the significance of the building plan of a Mayan city.
Students will understand the significant features of Mayan civilization.
Icon Adoration: The Byzantine Empire
Students will recognize icon worship as one source of division between the early Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church of the Byzantine Empire.
Students will identify Ancient Egypt as the origin of the idea that moral worth was the key to eternal life.
Roman Empire Vocabulary and Comprehension
Students will learn terminology of government that will still apply today
Checks and Balances in the Roman Republic
Students will examine the structures of government in the Roman Empire.
Students identify Norse letters as runes and decode a simple runic message.
Compare Ancient Greece and U.S. democracy.
Students read about Olympic history and fill in key words on comprehension page.
A Guide for Using "The Watsons Go to Birmingham- 1963": Greek Mythology
Students will read a passage about Greek mythology and then answer questions.
Readers theater play about Sparta and the Persian War.
Students will learn about the social structure of Athens.
Learn about the earliest Greek settlers.
