Ancient Rome Learning Center Unit
Roman Colosseum
A mapping task begins with the settlement of the Italian peninsula and the conquest of the Carthaginians in the Punic Wars. The maps end with the extent of the Roman Empire at the time of Julius Caesar. Roman numerals are explained, and a 5-page task describes Latin word roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Art activities are making the face of Janus, decorating a shield, and constructing a soldier's face mask. The unit ends with 14 Reading Task Cards that trace the rise and fall of the Roman Empire.
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- The TEACHER'S GUIDE lists the parts of the center, how to set it up, and explains the grading system.
- The STUDENT GUIDE lists the parts of the center and how the work will be graded.
- The PHOTOCOPYING SCHEDULE lists how many of each task are to be printed, which task cards are to be shared, and which tasks can be placed at an area for all to share and do not need to be printed separately.
- The TASK LIST for each unit contains the names and page numbers of the Tasks, the Reading Task Cards, and the Information Cards. The tasks can be completed in any order.
- The TASK DESCRIPTIONS give a thumbnail view of the work to be done.
- The INFORMATION CARDS are needed for some tasks.
- The READING TASK CARDS are short passages with questions. You may want to add your own.
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