Greeks

14 06, 2017

Ptolemies and Cleopatra – Greek Egypt

By |2019-06-01T12:41:50-07:00June 14th, 2017|Africa, Egypt, Greeks, History, Science|Comments Off on Ptolemies and Cleopatra – Greek Egypt

Ptolemy I Soter, on a coin (He's trying to look like Alexander) Alexander conquers Egypt In 332 BC Alexander the Great and his Greek army conquered Egypt from the Persians who [...]

11 06, 2017

Hold your own Olympics – Ancient Greece project

By |2017-06-11T13:43:35-07:00June 11th, 2017|Games, Greeks|Comments Off on Hold your own Olympics – Ancient Greece project

Olympic long jumping with weights to make him go further Competition, for the Greeks, was a way of pleasing the gods. Competition pleased the gods by creating order out of [...]

11 06, 2017

Ancient Greece activities – A day in ancient Greece

By |2019-07-23T09:25:52-07:00June 11th, 2017|Crafts, Greeks|Comments Off on Ancient Greece activities – A day in ancient Greece

Ancient Greece activities: Girls jump on a seesaw Designing a Greece project If you're a teacher, parent, or day camp counselor thinking of spending a week or so on the [...]

11 06, 2017

Make a hoplite shield – Ancient Greece project

By |2018-04-18T23:33:16-07:00June 11th, 2017|Crafts, Greeks, War|Comments Off on Make a hoplite shield – Ancient Greece project

Spartan Shield, made by 6th graders at Laurelhurst School, Portland Greek hoplite soldiers carried shields like this one. The cut out areas made the shield lighter to carry. To make a [...]

11 06, 2017

Reading a Greek play – Ancient Greece project

By |2019-11-09T08:11:04-08:00June 11th, 2017|Greeks, Literature|Comments Off on Reading a Greek play – Ancient Greece project

Greek theater at Epidauros - Reading a Greek play How did Greek plays get started? One great activity to understand ancient Greece better is to stage a scene from a [...]

11 06, 2017

How to make a Greek lyre – Ancient Greece project

By |2019-11-20T13:30:03-08:00June 11th, 2017|Crafts, Greeks|Comments Off on How to make a Greek lyre – Ancient Greece project

Greek lyre, made by 6th graders at Laurelhurst School, Portland Ancient Greek music People in ancient Greece loved music, which they thought was a way of creating order out of [...]

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