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Ancient Rome

by Mary Ann Kelley


A Tour through Ancient Rome in 320 C.E.


Resources for studying ancient Rome

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Looking for a curriculum that makes learning fun? You'll find it in Time4Learning's PreK-12 grade online homeschool curriculum.

Odyssey Online  (M,O)
The website uses art work to teach geography, history and culture about Africa.

Time Warp Trio Topical Lesson Plans  (Y)
Time Warp Trio is an American animated television series, based on the children's book series written by Jon Scieszka. This site offers lesson plans designed to enhance studies is history and humanities. Scroll down the page for topic to a PDF lesson plan. Book suggestions and activities can be completed without watching the TV show.

Ancient Rome Unit  (Y,M,T)
For Teachers - Lesson Plans and Activities. For Kids - Ancient Rome - The Kingdom, The Republic, The Empire and Daily Life in Ancient Rome. For Everyone - Presentations in PowerPoint format - Comic Clip Art for Ancient Rome!

Daily Life in Ancient Rome  (Y,M)
From Mr. Donn, this site is a fun introduction to Roman life for older elementary students.

Rome  (Y,M,O,T)
Explore people, mythology, daily life, death and burial, writing, and archaeology. Obviously, there is mention of pagan gods on this site.

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