Ancient Greece is called 'the birthplace of Western civilisation'. Visit this site and find out about the ancient Greeks.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Suggestions for use: To encourage the child to recognise how past and present actions, events and materials may become historically significant.
Read the online illustrated Greek Myths. Listen to the story of The Wooden Horse of Troy. (Flash Player is needed)
View full descriptionStrand: Reading
Strand unit: Emotional & Imaginative Dev through Language
Suggestions for use: 6 online stories from Ancient Greece
Strand: Reading
Strand unit: Emotional & Imaginative Dev through Language
Strand: Reading
Strand unit: Emotional & Imaginative Dev through Language
This is a teacher designed Powerpoint (by myself) on Ancient Greece bringing together information from a variety of sources. You will find out about Ancient Greece, life in Greece, Parthenon, Sparta, Agora, school, Olympics, Gods, appearance and fashion.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: This can be used as an introduction to Ancient Greece to give children some background information before they are set tasks of independent research.
Brief child-friendly descriptions of the various facets of life in Ancient Greece. Covers clothes, houses, daily life, school, theatre and some legends. Also includes a timeline.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Suggestions for use: Great source of information. Non-commercial, so ideal for displaying in the classroom.
Strand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Suggestions for use: Great source of information. Non-commercial, so ideal for displaying in the classroom.
A page of notes and activities to encourage pupils to think of what daily life in Ancient Athens was like. Take a look to see what life was like in Ancient Athens.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Suggestions for use: A worksheet to encourage pupils to think of what daily life in Ancient Athens was like.
Strand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Suggestions for use: A worksheet to encourage pupils to think of what daily life in Ancient Athens was like.
Read about the various Greek Gods and Roman Gods - Zeus, Jupiter, Hades, Pluto, Apollo and many others. Learn of the differences and similarities between some of the Gods. Read myths based on these Gods.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: Ideal for a project on Ancient Greece or Ancient Rome. Compare Greek Gods V Roman Gods. Illustrate myths based on these Gods.
Read of Icarus and Daedalus -one of the most fascinating Greek myths. Learn how it connects to another famous Greek myth which contains a Minotaur.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: Encourage children to write a newspaper report based on the events. Illustrate the story. Create a papier- mache model of the Minotaur.
Facts about Ancient Greece and information about current day Greece provide by National Geographic Kids. A nice comparison study between past and present. Information of Greece includes geography, landscape, nature, history, people , culture and government.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: Group work/ research
View this video based on the Ancient Greek legend of the wooden Trojan Horse. The Greeks decide to place a wooden horse inside the walls of Troy to recapture the beautiful princess in this animated video.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: Can be used as an introduction to the story The Trojan Horse or can be used to summarise the lesson.
'Staff Room' pages from the British Museum's web site on ancient Greece. Divided into ten 'chapters', the site is a collection of worksheets, information and stories about daily life, feasts and festivals and The Acropolis.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: The site is divided into ten 'chapters' which address themes relevant to ancient Greece.
Select the chapter(s) relevant to the class which also includes "Story, Explore & Challenges"
From Alpha to Omega, all the characters and names for the old Greek alphabet. Many of the words are used in English today.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Suggestions for use: Get the children to write out their names using the old Greek symbols.
Greek urns were very colourful and told a story. This brief description explains their design and use.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Suggestions for use: Get the children to tell and paint a story in a similar way to the Ancient Greeks.
Strand: Paint and Colour
Strand unit: Painting
Suggestions for use: Get the children to tell and paint a story in a similar way to the Ancient Greeks.
A Multiple Choice Quiz where the pupils can check their answers by selfcorrection.
View full descriptionStrand: Early People /Ancient Societies
Strand unit: Greeks
Suggestions for use: A Multiple Choice Quiz where the pupils can check their answers by selfcorrection.
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