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Because all of my students were distance learning during this peak COVID time, I wasn't able to do the ceramic ancient pottery assignment I'd hoped to give. But students were still able to create their own pottery design. Here is one using Geometric Period style figures (some of the borders are from the Classical or Hellenistic period for fun). It tells the story of distance learning on laptops and being sick in bed with the famous virus. This teaches students stylization, story telling, decorative borders, and shapes/uses of ancient vases. It was also the perfect time to learn the parts of a vase: the foot, body, shoulders, neck, mouth, lip, and arms. Students began by choosing their favorite ancient vase shape, folding a piece of paper in half, drawing half the vase along the folded edge, and cutting it out. Drawn, traditional borders decorate the top and bottom as well as break up the space. And then the body is used to illustrate a scene from daily life, political event, or ancient mythology. Turns out the internet has dozens of great (and short) videos about Ancient Greece, which came in handy with our K-W-L chart. Day one, each student said what they knew and what they wanted to learn. They each had to come up with a list of facts to add to the L (What they learned) section of their chart. It's a great interdisciplinary experience that helps students relate how art fits into the story of humankind. Advanced students learned the golden ratio and how math was used to make the Parthenon so beautiful. Ultimately, art makes more sense when taught in context of ones life and one's world.
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Plato, born circa 427 B.C.E., was an Athenian philosopher during the Classical period in Ancient Greece. Click for more facts & download worksheets.
Hi teacher friends, I’ve been busy creating a series of STEM projects for students who are studying Medieval Times & Middle Ages.. Next stop, Late Medieval Europe! Challenge 1: The Ballista Challenge! Medieval times were a violent period in history. New styles of weaponry and warfare were introduced during the Crusades. Siege warfare
TEACHER INSTRUCTIONS: This rubric allows each student to have DIFFERENT topics about ancient ROME & GREECE yet be working with the same parameters. The project requires students to research ancient: Historical figure, architecture, religious aspects, government, and daily life activities from this time period. The beauty of this rubric however, is that it can be adjusted so that each student can be assigned a different person, architecture, religious aspect, etc. The result of this project could be a Prezi or Powerpoint. *Students are to write your assigned topics on the lines provided within the rubric: Example: Person Topic Sophocles Example: Architecture Topic Ancient Greek Temples Example: Religion Topic Ancient Greek Holidays/Festivals Example: Daily Life/Customs Topic Ancient Roman Forums
This resource is an Ancient Greece WebQuest. Students will do their independent investigation to better understand the culture, geography, and ideologies of Ancient Greece. There are 10 tasks that will take students to the internet and then bring them back to the worksheet to complete graphic organizers, comprehension questions and more. Answer key included. Ancient Greece WebQuest
Roman copy of a lost Greek bronze in the Louvre. More details here.
Patronen is een fantastisch thema om een onderdeel uit te nemen of je eens helemaal in onder te dompelen. Er is zoveel mee te doen dat je ook wel het gevaar loopt de weg kwijt te raken. Een eerste …
Athens has been mainly considered as a stopover destination before heading to the Greek islands. In the last couple of years, a number of travellers have opted for spending at least a day or two in Athens. However, if you want a proper introduction to one of the most historical cities in the world, then you must spend at least 4 days in Athens.
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